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Remaking Triple Triad

Overview 🗒️ Growing up I was an avid fan of the Final Fantasy game series. Particularly Final Fantasy 7 through 10. Each game in the series contains an in-depth story, hours of gameplay, and some mini-games. One mini-game introduced during Final Fantasy 8 was a card game known as Triple Triad. Released in 1999, Final Fantasy 8 was a single-player game and so too was Triple Triad, the included card game....

Flappy Bird POC using Phaser

Overview With no prior game development experience, I created a small POC of Flappy Bird in under 10 minutes using Phaser. The project utilised webpack and also used TypeScript (something not often used at this time within the Phaser community). Preview 🎮 Try it out below using space, click or tapping to fly. Sorry your browser does not support loading Flappy Bird.