Clean It With Fire was a group project I developed with 3 other students in our Advanced Game Design and Development course in Unity. This was hands down one of the best collaborative experiences I've ever had — the team was incredible, and we built something we're all genuinely proud of. The game received raving reviews from both our peers and instructors, and we're excited to continue developing it further over the summer.

The synergy within the team was unlike anything I'd experienced before. Everyone brought something unique to the table, and it showed in the final product. We pushed each other to deliver something polished, fun, and memorable.

Play it now on itch.io:

🔥 giantmushy.itch.io/clean-it-with-fire 🔥

Fellow Pirates was my first introduction to the Unity game engine. This project was developed in collaboration with 3 other students over the course of 3 weeks for a videogame design course I took in December 2025. I largely managed the project, and designed both the structure of the codebase, and the layout of the overworld in the game.

You can check it out on evarut.itch.io/fellow-pirates

I began working on Cult of the Jarls immediately after the 3 week course had concluded. This is by all means the most fun thing I have ever had the pleasure of doing. I spend every free minute I have developing this game, alongside my studies. I'm also drawing everything myself in Aseprite, and won't download or generate anything that touches this project. Currently looking for a sound designer hmu :3

You can check out its current state here:

giantmushy.itch.io/guns-gods-galleons

Im a newbie in Aseprite, but it's a lot of fun and I expect to continue exploring and honing my abilities in pixel drawing, both in a creative extent, and a functional goal oriented extent.

You can check it out it's current state here:

https://giantmushy.itch.io/guns-gods-galleons

The Second project in this course was a 3D game. I had to recreate the engine, but decided to continue with the racing idea, and thus Naascar 3D was born. This time implementing a ghost car that drives smoothly through the course with the player using Bezier curve calculations. I also created a DFS algorithm to auto-generate a new track for every game. Im increadibly proud of this one, although the lighting could be a bit better.

In the spring of 2024 I took a class in Web programming (which I am currently a TA for). Nestor was a group project I completed with 3 other students using Django in Pycharm. The assignment was to create a job listings and applications website, both usable by employers looking for employees and employees looking for work. I was in charge of general structure and design of the site, as well as implementing the Virtual CV section and the application process. I remembered it being a lot sleeker looking than it actualy is, but for a first attempt, I think it's pretty good :)

From January -> August of 2025 I worked for Kóði ehf., assisting with the development of Hluthafaskrá.is. I learned a lot about web development during the 8 months I worked there, most of which was spent on adding new features for their shareholder meeting software. I got to spend time implementing both the frontend and backend of the features that I was implementing, allowing me to get pretty good at SQL, C#, HTML/CSS, and the .Net/Razor based framework.

I was able to utilize the skills I gained from this position to create the very website you are currently on :)