I developed more than 20 mobile games for the greatest publishers in the world. Achieved great CPI's, retention values, soft launches, and releases.

I am the lead developer of Foxpider Games LTD, and I strive to lead my team of developers to success. I supervised the development of more than 60 mobile games already. We achieved great CPI values, soft launches, and a hit game. I transfer my know-how and experience to my fellow developers, hoping I can help them mature their skillset.

I have written many heuristic algorithms to solve complex mathematical/physical problems, usually through novel ways discovered by academicians. These studies also involved performance comparisons with classical/brute force approaches to the same problems. One such project was written in C# and attempts to solve a modified version of TSP by remote visits. Another was an Ant Colony Optimization written in python and attempts to optimize financial asset purchase/sales based on perfect price information over a year.

This fractal-like cube represents the psychological ilnesses as numerical values arrayed on a three axes (Drive, Externalization, Attention). This was a webgl module written in Unity, where the users could move in three dimensions to fly through cubes that represent all currently known and potentially yet to be discovered diseases. It was heavily optimized, animated, and had custom canvas tools to display a special rendertexture. In addition to developing it, I was also involved in its gamification/design.

100 Cubes is a puzzle game where you play in a 10x10 grid with a set of movement rules, but each move narrows the available space left for the future. It was my first published game released in 2014 in to android. I designed and coded it, and learnt what it really meant to complete a project and turn it into a product. It has been a long journey since then, but I still remember fondly designing and coding it. I'm glad I got to keep all that love for games and for coding alive until now.

Taptap Kidnap is a tap-heavy action game where the players try to “tap” waves of kidnap orbs, which aliens use to kidnap the Taptaps: the peaceful little creatures that inhabit the world. However some of the orbs are actually traps: they deploy bombs when tapped. Players must juggle these bombs in the air until they are defused. As the waves progress, the orbs become much faster and numerous, and between the bombs and orbs and other surprises, it quickly becomes one of the most crowdedly hectic (yet crisply 60fps) action pieces ever made for mobile devices.
I published it in both iOs and android in 2015, and it achieved a modest success. I still value it highly because it was the game that I switched to using Unity Game Engine, which started my long and fruitful career. Though the store page is long dead, you can still watch the trailer here or a gameplay sample below.

Design and Front-End Development

HTML, CSS, SASS, JavaScript, jQuery