Developed as a custom game mode for Dota 2 by Valve, it has received over 48.000 ratings on Steam with a 4 out of 5 star rating and has over 160.000 active subscribers. It takes a modern approach on the classical RPG elements within the Dota universe and allows players to enjoy an arsenal of custom heroes, items and a massive map filled with dangers, such as dangerous bosses and an arena where they face of an endless amount of enemies. Coded in Lua and JavaScript.

SourceCBL was one of the first community contributed global ban lists for SourceMod games such as Team Fortress 2 and CS:GO. It allowed server owners to upload a plugin to their SourceMod directory and it would prevent known cheaters from connecting to their servers. Bans were determined on a case by case basis and solid proof was needed to issue a ban, which were handled by multiple people. Coded in SourcePawn.

Round Roulette is a custom plugin for SourceMod servers in Valve's Team Fortress 2. It randomizes an effect from a long list of effects each round, altering the way the game is played and forcing players to adapt. Coded in SourcePawn.

Round Roulette is a custom plugin for SourceMod servers in Valve's Team Fortress 2. It's a game where there's a sheriff and a murderer, and the sheriff must figure out who the murderer is before everyone is killed. Coded in SourcePawn.

BotDocs is a documentation tool for Discord bots, which allows developers to list their bot commands. Comes with a search function, filtering, sorting and much more. This was created before Discord implemented their own feature directly into the Discord client. Coded in JavaScript using React.

Developed as a custom game mode for Dota 2 by Valve, it's developed as an alternative to the once very popular genre called Angel Arena. In Ultimate Boss Arena, players fight 5vs5 and have to farm items, kill bosses and fight each other in an arena every few minutes. The team to reach the kill goal first, wins the game. Coded in Lua and TypeScript.

HST (also known as Hero Siege Trading) was a website where players from the game Hero Siege could come together and list their in-game items for sale, or what they wanted to purchase from other players. It had no actual connection to Steam or the game itself and relied on players to meet up and trade in-game. Coded in JavaScript using React.

HSBuilds was a website for the game Hero Siege. The goal of the website was to allow players to post their in-game builds, guides, list their items for sale and provide players with information on items and other in-game items. It was the only build website for the game at its time. Coded in PHP using Laravel.

Crafted for a friend who was developing a music bot for Discord at the time. It is meant to show off a preview of it's features, display documentation and give people a way to reach out to the developers with feedback and issues.

An early version of a landing page for my friend's Discord bot at the time. Created using React and JavaScript with functional command documentation and page navigation.

A detailed and creative landing page for a friend's Discord bot. Built using components in React and JavaScript. Has special features such as elements that load in with an animation once you scroll down far enough and a statistic display with numbers that count with an animation.

Crafted for a friend whom I was creating an alternative to SourceMod for TF2 and other Source games with. It was supposed to be the landing page for our product as well as provide options for server hosting.

Spyral was the name of my friend's Discord bot and this was one of the later web designs I created for it. Created in HTML and SaSS.

An alternate design for the discord bot Spyral with a different color schemes, components and overall layout.

A small landing page header (just the top part) for a pixel MMORPG known as Hero Siege that I worked on for fun on my spare time.