We see with our ears.
The games below are where I've shaped audio inside a real production pipeline: composing, designing, and implementing sound across student team projects and client work.
Skiddly is an educational mobile game where we teach kids fundamental concepts about sustainable development (energy conservation, renewable energy, and practical applications) through a fun, easy-to-understand game.
My role: created sound effects and helped shape gameplay so it would engage the target audience (ages 8–15) while teaching them about sustainable development concepts.
Canyon Racer is a mobile plane racing game where players choose between planes with different skills and stats, racing against AI opponents and using obstacles and power-ups to their advantage.
My role: created sound effects using FMOD and synthesizers. Laser-shot and explosion SFX for the planes, plus adaptive engine sounds that respond to throttle and speed in real time.
Built in Unity by my project group for a school open-day function. The goal was to give incoming students (many without prior VR experience) a hands-on first taste of our programme.
My role: designed the spatial audio for the VR scene using FMOD and synthesizers. Interactive cues that respond to player gaze and movement, plus ambience that helps anchor first-time VR users in the space.
Viral Impact is a serious roguelike developed in Unity for 's Heeren Loo, designed to help players with mild intellectual disabilities (MID) practice safe and appropriate online communication through short combat levels followed by conversation-driven learning moments. I built the game's audio identity from the ground up: designing SFX (player, UI, enemies, environment) with layering, processing, and Serum synthesis; composing adaptive music for hub and battle states; and building world-specific ambience for the WhatsApp, Instagram, and Scam worlds. I also implemented all audio using FMOD + Unity, including event logic, parameters, and a centralized AudioManager to streamline integration and iteration.