Project Asterisk is a companion app for the mainline MegaMan Battle Network games.
Initially this was just an interactive map that combined a bunch of already-created maps together, however the project has snowballed into something much bigger! The intent is to fully map the game - all of the overworld areas (inside and out), all the internet areas, and any other sub-area the player can access!
All of the secrets and walkthroughs will be documented. Maps will be fully interactive, allowing the user to click on and navigate from map to map from a sidebar or directly on the map! Popups for NetMerchants, mystery data and more will also be there, allowing anyone to master the game easily!
...It's gonna be a perpetual work-in-progress for a long time. 😜
There's a discord and subreddit for this project!
Project Asterisk: A Mega Man Battle Network Helper
Stream Overlays for OBS Studio
In the very early stages... This will be a web-based app where you can generate all sorts of overlays and backgrounds for your streams. I'll release them for free over time, and soon I might turn it into a more interactive app.
Power Hour - The 60-minute Drinking Challenge!
60 minutes. One shot every minute. Can you last the entire hour? Included with classic Power Hour is RUSSAIAN Power Hour (one shot of vodka every hour), and Power Centurion, a 100 minute variation of Power Hour! Original game was made by my friend, Jason Kliener, and was created for MS-DOS as a batch file! I created a modern take to the game!
Apnea
Apnea is a top down isometric action/horror game I was working on, building off of a personally-developed framework/engine, using GameMaker Studio v1.4. I'll get around to showcasing the framework and what I did with it thus far. I'm no longer working on the game after development shifted, but I was able to build on top of the framework I had so far!
Online Chao Garden Concept
A very early concept for a web-based chao garden. Imagine if SEGA listened to the rabid fans and released a tiny chao garden (though more of a BIG chao garden) for the computer/mobile market!
It's in it's earliest stages, so you can't do anything with it, yet... One day...
InvestigationHelper
One of several internal tools developed for my current place of employment (as of May 31, 2024).
It is a helper tool for credit card fraud investigators that auto-formats and standardizes notes that they need to make on a claim, in addition to adding a whole host of other features, including rudimentary integration with services like Google Maps and FastPeopleSearch, a basic multi-region clock, and more!
Pictures and/or a demo will be available soon.
The original website
Version 1 of the website. The original visual style of the site directly inspired the Mt. Cliff Minecraft Server site, below.
At the time, I was designing my sites to follow the general look of Windows 10's UI, mainly their settings panel, with a side navigation, generally minimalist design.
Mt. Cliff: A Minecraft Server
The main page for my Minecraft Sever! It's not active, now. The server was open but required vetting to join. The site included an overview of the server, the rules, as well as an ever-expanding photo gallery of various cool things found on the server. One notable feature was the inclusion of a slightly modified texture pack and custom models that users could use, enhancing their experience. Those packs are still available to download, though may not include the most up-to-date textures and models.
MyPortal
A web portal concept. Currently it just has links that I want and use (no private information is there at least!)
The goal would be to allow people to create these little modules, or widgets that function like tiles. THey can be simple link containers, a simple notepad, and eventually one would be able to install small widgets to access other apps - for instance, at some point, there could be a basic Twitter (currently known as X) widget that the user could view a specific feed - timeline, specific user, etc. - and be able to send tweets, themselves.