Designing Fantastical Worlds and Epic Quests:

Creating stories for you where you Build Legendary Legacies, One Game at a Time!

I believe that inside all of us, there’s someone trying to be someone they’re not. I was that person once—trying to seem cooler or please others by being someone else. But that changed when I took a chance and played Dungeons & Dragons for the first time. It opened my eyes to how storytelling and game design allow for self-expression in ways I’d never imagined. Stepping into someone else’s shoes, even for a little while, gave me new perspectives and helped me explore parts of myself I didn’t realize were possible, shaping how I connect with others and the world.

That experience laid the foundation for my passion for game design. Since then, I’ve collaborated with a cross-disciplinary team as lead producer for a game called Byte Hack, served as the lead designer for Dwindle, and worked with my community to establish TTRPG nights and Friday Night Magic events while creating my own campaigns. These experiences have shaped who I am and how I approach design. My goal is to give back to those who engage with my work, allowing them to take what I’ve built and truly make it their own.

Projects

Lead Designer | Dwindle

A psychological resource management game set inside a collapsed mine in 1908. Bud Rook, the foreman, must lead his workers to success and ensure everyone's survival.

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Lead Producer | Byte Hack

Byte Hack is a fast-paced puzzle platformer about hacking your way through an infected computer tower. Change gravity, teleport, control your enemies, and more to navigate each level. Be quick on your feet and sharp in your mind to solve the puzzles before the contaminated GPU destroys the computer!

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Scars of Amethyst

A campaign setting compatible with many modern-day Tabletop Role Playing Game systems, including Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition, Pathfinder 1st Edition, Pathfinder 2nd Edition, and Starfinder.

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Friday Night Magic Event Manager

Hosted and developed Friday Night Magic from a small group of 4 into a regular group of 30+ customers.

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