Game Developer · Unity Programmer · CMGT Student
I am Mehmet Egemen Filiz, a game developer focused on gameplay programming, interactive systems, and atmospheric experiences. I turn ideas into clear, playable prototypes and improve them through research, testing, and iteration.
Selected Work
A selection of personal, university, and client projects covering gameplay systems, immersive interaction, research, and team development.
Personal Project
Station-31 is a first-person sci-fi suspense game set inside an unregistered space station. The player explores its abandoned spaces, aligns antennas, transmits signals, and discovers that something hidden is interfering with communication.
Game direction, gameplay programming, atmosphere, environmental storytelling, and prototype development.
A compact, polished Steam demo built around a strong opening experience without relying on combat.
University Project
A satirical first-person shopping game set in a dystopian Netherlands dominated by major supermarket chains. Players must complete a shopping list while managing a limited budget, time pressure, discounts, obstacles, and purchase accuracy.
Solo Developer All of the Art Coding and Game Desing Done by Me
Supported by supermarket field research, user feedback, playtesting, and iterative improvements to the interaction flow.
Interactive Quiz Game
Old But Gold is an accessible team-based quiz game designed to encourage elderly participants to engage with digital play through familiar questions, simple interaction, and physical controls.
Input manager, team turns, score systems, question handling, persistent button states, minigame loading, and interface logic.
Prototyped Arduino-based controls and connected large physical buttons through an adaptive controller workflow.
Client VR Project
VR Labs is an immersive CPR training scenario set in a nightclub environment. The project was developed for a client context to explore how virtual reality can support emergency-response learning through interaction and environmental pressure.
Lead Programmer responsible for core implementation, technical coordination, and integration across the prototype.
XR hand interaction, crowd behaviour, emergency scenario flow, lighting events, audio responses, and performance-focused scene logic.
Capabilities
Technical ability matters, but strong projects also depend on communication, ownership, research, and iteration.
About Me
I am a Creative Media and Game Technologies student at Hanze University of Applied Sciences. My main ambition is to become an independent game developer and create compact PC games with a strong identity and a high level of polish.
I am most interested in gameplay programming and technical design. I enjoy connecting code, interaction, atmosphere, and player feedback into one coherent experience. In team projects, I often take responsibility for core systems, technical planning, and turning uncertain ideas into working prototypes.
Contact
For project discussions, collaboration, internships, or professional opportunities, reach me through the links below.