My task was to create a level from scratch and bring it to its final version. The level had to include two gameplay mechanics: flowers that shoot acid and falling / seesaw platforms. It also needed an elevator as the main WOW-moment of the level.

First, I prepared a design document and created the level layout, planning player routes, obstacles, enemies, and gameplay mechanics.Then, over the course of one month, I built a playable blockout and improved it through several iterations.After that, I coordinated the work of a level artist, making sure the gameplay was preserved during the visual development. At the final stage, I made adjustments and polished the level with its finished environment.

I designed and completed a full playable level that became part of the commercial release of Nikoderiko.

Design dynamic, vertical arenas for a fast-paced shooter where players can move quickly, use different weapons, and fight across multiple height levels.

First, I created a bubble diagram, then developed a detailed level layout and defined the main level metrics.After that, I started building the level in the game engine, creating four combat arenas and a separate boss section.

As a result, our team created a short but complete vertical slice of a fast-paced shooter, featuring dynamic combat, multi-level arenas, and a final boss fight.

Design and build a level for a horror platformer where players control a small toy duck trying to escape from scary children. The main goal was to create an engaging environment for exploration and escape while considering enemy behavior.

First, our team developed the game concept and prepared a design document. Based on it, I created a level layout, planning player routes and the placement of key gameplay elements.Then, I built the level greybox, taking player movement and enemy behavior into account.After that, I worked on the level art, setting up lighting and placing 3D models that I had requested from our 3D artist.