Programming

I am a computer science major at Stanford University. Prior to college, most of my non-internet programming dealt with freeware computer games.

The games here were made using Game Maker 5 or 6, Tile Studio, Sibelius 2.1 and FL Studio 4.3. The oldest was finished sometime in 2002. They're free for download, and they work on any reasonable computer running Windows.

I've also created a large handful of other non-game programming projects since coming to Stanford, mostly in Java and C++. Maybe eventually I will showcase some of the nicer ones here.

Games

TeravTerav is a stage-based 2D scrolling tank shooter that includes an original powerup system, over 30 varieties of enemies, and several bosses.
ShatterShatter was a short but ultimately successful shooter project inspired by the Area Flat games.
Cosgrove's Air EscapeCosgrove's Air Escape is a competitive, fast-paced arcade game that evolved from a bonus stage in an earlier project.
Cosgrove's UmbrellaCosgrove's Umbrella is a 10-stage platform game that served as my entrance into the world of freeware game development.

Artifacts

Cosgrove's Umbrella 2Cosgrove's Umbrella 2: the glorious sequel that never was.