Spirit Ward

Spirit Ward is a 3D third-person shooter where you play as an exorcist defending the kampungs of your neighbours from malevolent spirits. Set in olden-day Singapore, the game lets players cast souls and energy with a Shakujo and summon powerful totems to survive relentless hordes of spirits.

My main focus was building tools for the engine. I worked on console functionality, logging systems, undo-redo workflows using the command pattern, and animation graph implementation. These systems supported the team's development workflow and made it easier to build, test, and iterate on the game.

I also contributed to the game concept, UI/UX design, gameplay loop, and design documents. A key part of my role was working with my groupmates' contributions and integrating their systems into a cohesive game experience, making sure separate pieces of work came together cleanly.

• Built engine tools including console functionality and logging systems.
• Implemented undo-redo workflows using the command pattern.
• Implemented the animation graph.
• Helped shape game concepts, UI/UX design, and the core gameplay loop.
• Created design documents to guide the project's direction and development.
• Supported collaboration between engine systems, gameplay features, and player-facing design.

Engine Tools

Focused on developer-facing engine tools: console support, logging, undo-redo workflows, and animation graph implementation.

Game Design and Integration

Helped turn separate teammate contributions into one cohesive third-person shooter through design, documentation, UI/UX, and gameplay-loop planning.