hey, i'm appolo
16 years old, been at this since i was 10. i make combat systems, AI, physics, procedural animation, whatever the game needs.
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grab them. throw them. they drift back ~
i got into coding by downloading roblox studio and messing around with free models. ever since then i've been completely hooked on programming, and now i'm pursuing a computer science path in college.
i'm fluent in lua, but recently i've been branching out to other engines like unreal engine 5. right now i'm learning c++ and honestly it's a whole different world compared to lua — but i'm getting there.
most of my work is building the systems games actually need to function. not surface level stuff. i'm talking AI behaviour trees, custom physics, procedural animation, full UI frameworks — the kind of stuff you don't notice until it breaks.
built this whole game myself. all the game logic, UI, progression — no templates, no free models. over 160k people have played it and they keep coming back, so i think the systems hold up pretty well. yes the concept is a bit silly, but watch the show and you'll get it. seriously, go watch it.
play it →dark souls style lock on. you target an enemy and the camera smoothly tracks them, you can switch between targets, and if they go behind a wall or die mid lock it handles everything without the camera freaking out.
demo video →click somewhere and your units move there in formation. they pathfind around obstacles, avoid bumping into each other, and you can queue up commands. basically starcraft controls but in roblox.
demo video →radial selection menu that uses trig to position everything in a circle. mouse angle picks which option is highlighted, works with any number of items, and the transitions feel responsive.
demo video →recursive backtracking that generates a unique solvable maze every time you run it. also visualizes the algorithm step by step so you can watch it carve the path out.
watch on youtube →commissions, collabs, or just wanna chat about game dev. i'm around.