Scene experiment for the 2 week mod project on the Facepunch forum.

The mod was using the then recent deferrend lighting from Alien Swarm.

Recreation of the famous E3 Ravenholm docks scene.

Scene test of the UK motorway.

In Mind is a Half-Life 2 project developed for the GravityGunVille contest held by PlanetPhillip that won 1st place. The main inspiration for this was Portal, Afraid of Monsters: DC, The Stanley Parable and Research and Development.

Although the gameplay is a bit underdeveloped, the atmosphere is pretty strong.

Classic Half-Life toxic sludge in a warehouse where you need to activate the forklift to progress.

Test scene for the GravityGunVille contest where I was experimenting with the idea of a city streets destroyed by a conflict, forcing the inhabitans to navigate through a series of bridges between buildings.

Scene test for a Team Fortress 2 map.

Blockout recreation of a fortress I built with my friend in Minecraft.

Plybox is an arena map for Counter-Strike: Source developed in 2 weeks during the summer break.

One of my early attempts to make the next Dear Esther.

A year into my Source adventures, I was already determined to master displacements.

Scene test for a Half-Life 2 map.

Roof was a 2 map project I created for The RooftopVille contest on PlanetPhillip. Development time for it was around 2-3 weeks. This was the time I got to experiment with Input/Output systems and more elaborate events in maps.

Unfinished layout.

Warville is a king of the hill map for Team Fortress 2. The map was created as part of an 11 day challenge on World of Level Design.

Unfinished map for Counter-Strike: Source.

Bridge scene test for Half-Life 2.

Bridge scene test for Half-Life 2.

Thread header I made for the Facepunch map pimpage thread v10 on the now dead forums.

Scene test for a Team Fortress 2 map.

Subway scene for Half-Life 2.

Ultravision is an arena map for Counter-Strike: Source. It's the first map I ever released.

Development started after playing Mirror's Edge on my then new PC and being blown away by the graphics.

My result may not have matched the source inspiration, but I had fun working on it.

The map marked my adventure into the Source engine and fueled my desire to one day work in the games industry.