I develop games part-time around a day job and a young family, and Cosmic Scale, my first commercial game, gets most of those hours. The two smaller games I finished along the way are free to play in your browser, and the devlog is where I share the build as I go.
Growing games slowly, one ring on the tree at a time.
Everything that goes into my games I build with intent, purpose, and reason, and I am the one who finalizes everything that ships. The About page has the five principles I hold every game to.
I'm a part-time indie dev and a full-time dad and husband, working in construction during the day and building games in whatever hours I can find late at night. The About page has the longer story, from the games I grew up on to the dozen or so restarts it took to get here.
The devlog is where I write up what I built, what broke, and what I figured out along the way, and the video episodes on YouTube go deeper into one system at a time. The roadmap keeps a running tally of where every project stands in between.
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Cosmic Scale is still growing, and the other two are finished and free to play in your browser right now. Each card opens that game's own page.
The factory game I've been building solo since I started learning game development, and my first commercial release, coming to Steam.
A deckbuilding roguelike where you queue a whole turn of cards and watch the combo go off.
An office sim about stealing time, made in four days for GMTK Game Jam 2026.
New video episodes go up on YouTube, the smaller moments land on Bluesky in between, and the Discord is where you can talk with me about the build directly. The finished games live on itch.io.
Any support and tips go directly toward your patron tier and future in-game recognition, and I appreciate it more than you can know. The support page shows exactly where the money goes.