A simple 2D pixel game created through coding and custom pixel assets.
Pixel Knight is a simple 2D pixel game project created as an exploration of game development, programming, and pixel art.
Rotfall is a 2D pixel game created using GDevelop, combining game logic, interactive mechanics, and custom pixel-art assets. My role focused on coding and asset creation, using GDevelop for game development and PixilArt to create the game's visual assets. The project became an opportunity to explore how programming and visual design can work together to create a playable game.
Instead of relying entirely on existing assets, I also worked on creating the visual elements used in the game.
My main contribution to Rotfall was working on the game's programming and visual assets. I used GDevelop to develop the game's logic and interactive elements, while PixilArt was used to create custom pixel-art assets for the project. Through this role, I was able to work on both the technical and visual sides of the game, helping turn the project's concept into a playable 2D experience.
The assets were created using PixilArt, giving the project its own simple pixel-art visual identity.
Some of the visual assets created for the game.
Working on the code required to turn the project concept into a playable 2D game.
Creating simple pixel-art assets using PixilArt for the visual elements of the game.
Combining the programming and visual assets into one playable project.
This project gave me experience in combining programming with visual asset creation. It also helped me understand that creating a game is not only about writing code, but also about making the different parts work together as one experience.