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Hi! Please enjoy my portfolio! -Steven Updated 6/7/2026
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My name is Steven and here is a portfolio of video game assets:
SCRIPTING
SCRIPTING
PROGRAMMING FOR data systems, GAME SYSTEMS, TOOLS & OTHER
PROGRAMMING FOR data systems, GAME SYSTEMS, TOOLS & OTHER
Input Actions and Systems
Input Actions and Systems
Kinematic and Physics movement
Kinematic and Physics movement
(Save) Data Systems, UI
(Save) Data Systems, UI
Performance Optimization, Computational Efficiency
Performance Optimization, Computational Efficiency
Sound & Animation
Sound & Animation
+ More!
Such as Gameplay Scripting, Feedback Logic, Building and Production, SDK Integrations, Platform Integration
PHOTO REEL
PHOTO REEL
TEXTURING
TEXTURING
Steps of this texture for a creepy sublevel door
A base texture
Added some paint peeling from the metal / adjusted scale
Adding another layer (brown) of peeling paint
Added dirt caked onto the doors, blend texture seams
Texturing for an enemy in Slenderman:Unbecoming --- during this fight, as you destroy glowsticks hanging from his necklace, they spill down his shirt. These textures are also steps, and they are kinda neat because they represent the duration of the fight/past events happening.
One broken
Two broken
Three broken
Four broken
SCRIPTING PT 2
SCRIPTING PT 2
CODING gameplay - MECHANICS, PLAYER ITEMS
CODING gameplay - MECHANICS, PLAYER ITEMS
Code Excerpt
An enemyTeleports after you, not walking, creepily.
In logical steps,
-Slenderman Teleports near you, then, after some seconds,
-he Teleports away.
-Slenderman must always be facing the player (so while he is teleporting, he is scaring the player, not frozen like a statue)
Pictured is some crafted functions that handle this exact workflow, using UnityScript in Unity Engine.
Cool Design Principles based on this Teleporting
What's Happening
1.Slenderman can appear in a number of places, either behind you or in front of you (psuedo)randomly.
2.Slenderman generates a camera shake, an audio cue, and hurts the player's health on appearance .
3. Slenderman's 'power level' increases with each teleport.
Effects
This achieves amazing effects that the player feels - respectively,
1.The player does not know where Slenderman may appear (adds suspense)
2. Most players will notice large chunks of health being taken during the moment. This guides players toward being aware of Slenderman. (player is more knowledgeable of danger, becomes invested)
3.Slenderman becomes stronger, eventually to the point of beating the player in one teleport. You may notice His increase in power, consciously or subconsciously, again aiding players to understand and connect with the game more (also adds urgency!)
A Favored Mechanic - A flashlight's 'bright mode' that actually helps you see more in game (screengrab from gameplay!)
ANIMATION, MOTION CAPTURE & FACIAL MOTION CAPTURE
ANIMATION, MOTION CAPTURE & FACIAL MOTION CAPTURE
Custom Human Animations
Custom Human Animations
DEEPMOTION's Animate3D -> Animating humanoid inside Unity -> Game Scene
DEEPMOTION's Animate3D -> Animating humanoid inside Unity -> Game Scene
Facial Motion Capture using tools like ARKit, FaceMotion3D, BlendShapes
Facial Motion Capture using tools like ARKit, FaceMotion3D, BlendShapes
UI
UI
UI/UX --- USER INTERFACE / USER EXPERIENCE
UI/UX --- USER INTERFACE / USER EXPERIENCE
Hand made Sanity Bar UI element
Hand made Sanity Bar UI element
A Hold-to-Activate UI Element
A Hold-to-Activate UI Element
The Main Menu of Slenderman:Unbecoming. Designed to convey the theme, while being easy to use.
The Main Menu of Slenderman:Unbecoming. Designed to convey the theme, while being easy to use.
Slenderman:Unbecoming's Level Select Menu. I am proud of its preview images alongside each level button. When highlighted, the player gets a preview of what the level may be like, enhancing player orientation and player clarity.
Slenderman:Unbecoming's Level Select Menu. I am proud of its preview images alongside each level button. When highlighted, the player gets a preview of what the level may be like, enhancing player orientation and player clarity.
Icon for an ability called "Blink"
Icon for an ability called "Blink"
Icon for ability called "Insanity Vision"
Icon for ability called "Insanity Vision"
LEVEL DESIGN
LEVEL DESIGN
One of my favorite aspects of game development
One of my favorite aspects of game development
The first mission level - a public park with walking paths. Night quickly falls in the game, within minutes. This is for atmosphere, but it is also a mechanic - players must then rely on items (flashlight, glowstick, cell phone light) to see well in the dark. Gameplay and Level Design are really deeply linked.
The mission has strong spatial flow, meaningful landmarks, and is designed with pacing in mind.
It was also designed with readability, breadcrumbing, leading sightlines, occlusion zones, landmarking, use of negative space, and much more in mind!
The 'Seatown' (middle and left) is important to Missions 4 and 5. The lighthouse on the right is also where Mission 3 takes place.
The design for these areas also follow story-driven Level Design principles: again I am especially proud of how it appeals to player's sense of sight, pacing, meaningful landmarks, and leading lines.
If you have read this far, and/or enjoyed the pics and gifs in my portfolio, please contact me below! Thank you so much! -Steven
CONTACT
CONTACT
Please email Steven at:
FolioInteractive@gmail.com
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