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Cataclysm
A turn-based hex strategy game with unique character mechanics -- traps, thresholds, and units that fight dirty. Built from scratch with custom rendering.
CSE Graduate · Systems Builder · Creative Technologist
I build strange, ambitious software --
AI agents, interactive systems, experimental games,
and tools designed with obsessive attention to detail.
I care about performance, architecture, and experiences that feel intentional.
I'm a Computer Science graduate with a habit of building things that shouldn't exist yet -- or things that exist but could be done much better.
My work spans across game engines, clipboard managers, AI agents, and full-stack web apps. I care deeply about the craft: clean architecture, thoughtful UX, and code that the future me won't hate.
Lately, I've been exploring distributed systems, game development, and human-computer interaction -- usually by building things that are slightly too ambitious for side projects.
I also enjoy puzzles and strategy games, and I'm always up for a challenge. I have hidden a small easter egg somewhere on this website, can you find it?
A turn-based hex strategy game with unique character mechanics -- traps, thresholds, and units that fight dirty. Built from scratch with custom rendering.
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More shipping soon -- slowly but surely
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