About

     Having the opportunity with working on a Marvel license was a blast! It really brought me back to my childhood days were I was spending countless hours at my local comic book shop. On this project I had the pleasure with defining the playable space by whiteboxing in Maya and then scripting enemy encounters and defining puzzles the player to complete. 

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     Towards the end of the project, I helped out in creating unique multiplayer challenges for a few game types. I designed tracks for remote control car racing of up to 4 players as well as created a fun booth for 4 players to stand when competing in a race for connecting water pipes together.

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     My big contribution however started at beta and went on to about a week before we shipped where I was solely responsible for scripting all of our games cinematics under very stressful conditions. (Check the below videos for my work)

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Other day to day duties:

• Used Maya to block out and implement design

• Used proprietary scripting tool to implement gameplay, polish and testing

• Worked with producer with layout, timing and polish of cinematic scenes

• Hooked up third person camera rail system in multiple levels

• Worked with outsourcing to create game cinematics

• Worked with world art to maintain vision of environments

• Worked on technical aspects of all levels by created navigation and collision meshes