About
Who am I?
What do I do?
I design video games
As a game designer, my focus is to design and develop fun and engaging video games.
You can find my recent projects on my portfolio page. Click the button below to check them out.

Psychology driven game designer
Psychology in games
At university, I studied psychology in video game design. Human psychology is very important in creating captivating video games.
As a result, I use research into human psychology to improve the experience players have in my games.
My love for video games
Passion for gaming
Gaming has always been a huge part of my life.
I use my passion for gaming to fuel my creative vision when designing exciting and unique games.
I love what I do and I am always looking to improve.
Attention to detail in
All aspects of design
From idea generation to white-boxed levels and beyond. I give the whole creative process equal attention and care.
Keeping track of
Documents and plans
Fully documenting and planning my games allows me to keep track of progress. It formulates a vision for the final product.
Building further upon
Concept Development
Building prototypes and developing mechanics provide a strong foundation. Then I can begin bringing ideas for my games to life.
Bringing games to life by
Implementing Features
Implementing core features and gameplay mechanics starts to bring the game to life. This includes art and original concepts.
Conducting first-hand
Analysis and research
I will analysing primary research playtesting data. This helps me make balance changes to achieve the creative vision.
Making sure the game is
Fun and engaging
As a passionate gamer, I know what makes games enjoyable. So, I apply my experiences to make my own games fun and engaging.








1st Class Honours
BSc Computer Games Technology
I studied Computer Games Technology at the University of Portsmouth where I graduated with a 1st Class Honours.
Achievements
Grads in Games Awards Winner
My team and I were lucky enough to be nominated for Grads in Games Industry Collaboration Award, which we won in 2020.