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Brandon Schuitema

Possibly the greatest game developer the world has ever seen!

About Me

Get to know me!

Hey! It's Brandon Schuitema and I really like making games. I love working on programming and 3D modelling the most when creating a game. My favourite types of projects to work on are fun, creative, and unique games. I like to have fun with what I'm creating. I like to put my all into what I create, so why not have the experience be enjoyable.

I recently finished a two year Game Design course at Conestoga College and learnt a lot while studying there. I'm still learning new things and expanding upon what I already learned whenever I have time - I like learning after all. If you have any questions or anything, feel free to contact me here:

jrandon1129@gmail.com

My Skills

Unity/ C#
Unreal Engine/ C++/ Blueprints
Maya/ Blender
Adobe Substance 3D Painter
Adobe Photoshop
Jira/ Trello/ Figma
HTML
CSS
JavaScript
Python
GitHub
And More!

Projects I almost exlusively work in Unity, as that is what I prefer. Below are some of the games that I've worked on. I like to post most of the games I've worked on, because I love to see my improvement over time.

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Malicious Monsters

Together with a group of six other students during the course of seven months, we created this fast paced first person shooter masterpiece.

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Foo-Di-Oh

This game obviously takes inspiration from another popular card game. But the actual design and gameplay are fully original and creative.

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Singularity Protocol

I was one of two programmers on this project. This game took just under two weeks to complete, with a small group of students.

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Card Slayer

An almost rough-like 2D pixel platformer.

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Super Ball Game

A super game about drawing a line to get a ball to the flag.

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Binky Block Blast

Fill in the grid system using differently shaped blocks to create a full row to prevent yourself from dying.

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Jager Has Fallen

I was the programmer on this game. This is a wave based game that requires two people with controllers to play. Work together to defeat the enemies!

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Dino Escape

I was the programmer on this project. With a small group and only two weeks, we created a simple but fun game.

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Block Killer

This is a 3D action adventure game. The player must traverse through maps while avoiding the enemies. To complete a level, the player must collect a set amount of coins. Everything is block and low poly themed.

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Supercraft

This game was inspired by several others. I thought "why not mix them"? So I did not do the art in this game, but I did do everything else. This was my attempt at mixing two popular games.

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Wizard Knight

This is a 2D pixel platformer that uses an interesting gravity mechanic to advance through the level.

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Beat Crash

This is a very intense rhythm game where you need to match shapes to advance. Missing possibly matches will set you back, so you better be ready to keep up. There are several difficulty modes as well.

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Binky Times

A cute pixel 2D platformer, where you play as Potato, the greatest bunny in the universe. Potato also happens to be the name of my sister's rabbit.

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Polymerization

Fuse two different elements together to create a new element that will enable you to keep creating more and more.

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Bug's World

In a microscopic world, run around and shoot bugs in the face in this last as long as possible experience.

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Ice Knight

A short 2D platformer that takes advantage of some interesting ice physics mechanics.

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Extra Work You want to look at some of the other side things I've worked on? Of course you do.

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