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Backend developer and wannabe indie game dev.

Knock, knock! Who's there? It's your friendly neighborhood zombie!

In this GPT-powered game, you play as a zombie trying to persuade the neighbors in the outskirts of Mladenburg city to let you into their homes—so you can eat their brains! But be careful not to reveal your true intentions, or they might get scared.

Each neighbor has a unique backstory and is aware of the other neighbors. They can also "see" you, so your appearance and behavior matter. Sometimes, your uncontrollable urge for brains will make you blurt it out, forcing you to get creative to avoid suspicion. Neighbors remember past conversations unless you change your appearance, and you can even disguise yourself as another neighbor to confuse them. Use the information you gather to manipulate, blackmail, or charm your way in. Adapt your approach depending on the time of day and outsmart the entire neighborhood to satisfy your cravings! They might notice if another neighbor starts acting strange.

The game supports voice recognition and (experimental) text-to-speech, so you can play it with your voice only.


⚠️ NOTE: ⚠️ This game uses Puter.com JS GPT client so you'll have to authenticate with Puter in order to play. It's a one click anonymous login, though!

Classic PacMan remake in 3D

Use WASD to move. ESC to pause the game. Pick up all coins to complete a level.

With each level ghosts become a bit faster and more aggressive. It also takes more coins to be picked up in order to spawn extra life in the middle of the map.

When there's only 20 coins left they will start bouncing so you can see them easier.

WebXR demo in GDevelop. You'll need to have an OpenXR-compatible headset to play.

Rock Paper Scissors Simulator 3D is a RPS simulator as seen on TikTok recently. This is my take on it in 3D.

Gameplay:

There are 3 teams: Rock, Paper and Scissors. Each team starts with 10 members who will be randomly placed on the table on start.  There is no  placement check, so some may die instantly.

You know the rules - rock crushes scissors, paper covers rock and scissors cut paper. Each time a player makes a "kill", the losing player will be replaced with a new instance of the winning player, and the player who made a kill will get a point and a small speed boost. The leader is the player with most points.  Camera always follows the leader (even if he's not engaged in combat), and to easily recognize him you'll notice a sparkly trail behind him.

Controls:

mouse scroll to zoom in/out
Known issues:

sometimes FPS drops a lot
when zoomed out some graphics start to flicker

Assets used:

3D models: Poly.pizza
music: BenSound
audio: FreeSound

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