Ante Seifert-Pupic

This is a place where I show off all the unity game projects that I've done! So, a portfolio of sorts. 

I hope this can show that I am a capable team member, who is motivated enough to be able to put in hard work, figure things out on my own and put out something of quality. 

These are all essentially personal projects. I was not paid nor was ever financially compensated for any of this work. I simply made this all to prove what kind of things I was capable of.

Sorry for the password. Since itch.io is a public website, this is the only way to protect my privacy

Here is a quick description of each project:

https://ante-seifert-pupic.itch.io/rpg-development-assistance-engine-demo:

This is my latest and most thorough work. All 3329 lines of the programming done here is by me exclusively. I hope this can show that I am a capable programmer that can make big interconnected projects on my own... Here is the code behind this: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1UrgHakGpBk0ZtgrqhilDi9F_ojFMXJPa?usp=sha...

https://ante-seifert-pupic.itch.io/ugj-2020-submission:

This was my submission for the united game jam, a 48-hour competition that was held in June. It had 1000s of participants. I worked in a team of 3 other people as a programmer to put this together from scratch in only 48 hours. Having to coordinate with everyone else, overcome obstacles and challenges, and organizing everyone, having to take a leadership role at times to ensure the project was finished on time and in good quality. I'm still good friends with my teammates.

https://ante-seifert-pupic.itch.io/gmtk-jam-2020-submission:

This was my submission for another 48-hour game jam later in the same year, also with 1000s of other competitors. Just like last time I was in a team of 3 other people as programmer, different people this time. This time, there were new challenges to overcome, but with my prior experience, I was able to improve what I was capable of. I was able to communicate and organize with my team more effectively, and problems posed less of a threat this time around.

https://ante-seifert-pupic.itch.io/jammin-jam-submission:

Finally, this is yet another submission of mine to a competition. This one was however a much smaller and more casual week-long jam. I entered alone and strived to make a quality product by the end of the week all on my own, and I believe I succeeded in that.