Make your fortune hauling goods in Tugboat Captain! Dodge sea-monsters, grab power ups, smash cruiseships, and build your combo multiplier to rack up as much cash as possible.

Critter Cubes is a game I worked on with the fine folks over at My Escape. My responsibilities for the title included the bulk of the programming work. As My-Escape is a group with members from around the world, finishing off this game was as much an effort in coordination and planning as it was in technical execution.

The game is built using the Box2d physics engine for Flash, and also integrates the mochi-coins microtransaction system. Various bonuses and power ups can be purchased in the game to help the player get a little further ahead.

Use your rocket launchers to defend your base against the alien armada! Rocket Assualt is a retro-remake of the classic Atari game Missile Command.

Happy Goat Lucky is the game I made at the 2008 Toronto Game Jam, in which myself and a bunch of other game developers were tasked with creating an entire game in 48 hours. The theme of the game jam, which all participants were encouraged to use, was cheese. We were also asked to include the image of a goat on a pole, and to somehow incorporate the sound of the Toronto Subway doors closing. You'll find all three in Happy Goat Lucky, along with a few other surprises. Special thanks to Mr. Adam Beardsley who drew the background graphics and the farmers for the game.

The sequel to Dolphin Olympics features smoother gameplay, more tricks, and more stuff to see. Score as many points as possible in 2 minutes by swimming and flipping your dolphin. Successful jumps build speed, allowing for bigger and better tricks!

Drive your boat through an obstacle course while towing a wakeboarder. Keep your boarder on his feet to score extra time. My entry into the 2006 Donationcoder.com accessible games competition. The competition required all entrants to produce either a switch game (a game requiring only one input), or a game with no visuals (ie. audio only).

Land a jump, go a little faster, fly a little higher. Take your your dolphin into space! Dolphin Olympics was the first succesful game made by Rawkins Games, and still has a loyal following to this day. It was originally conceived as an educational underwater submarine game in which players explore the depths of the ocean and learn about sea life. However early in development I realized that getting the submarine going as fast as possible and launching it into the air was an order of magnitude more fun than puttering around underwater, and thus Dolphin Olympics was born.

Clear the table in as few shots as possible. Hit the balls hard enough to unleash the Pool Cyclone! Pool Madness was the first game I made, and it kind of shows. The Pool Cyclone is actually a bug that was so fun to set off that it was converted into a "feature".