The things I've made that I'm happy to show people. Click one for the overview. Alot of yapping tho
A voxel game I made from scratch in C++ and OpenGL. It's a Minecraft-ish sandbox with endless worlds, caves, water physics, weather and wildlife you can punch. Version 1.0 came out in October 2026 and you can download it for Windows.
A multiplayer FPS where everyone plays a gorilla and fights with fruit. It started as a week of refreshing my Photon knowledge and turned into the biggest game I've made: eight weapons, three modes, three maps, crates and skins.
A short roguelike roulette game. You owe the Dealer six escalating installments and the only thing you can bargain with is the rest of your life. Made for a Hack Club game jam in Karachi, then rebuilt from the ground up.
A free Windows app that turns a spare keyboard into a macro pad. Plug in a second keyboard and its keys run macros, while the keyboard you actually type on keeps working like normal. It does this without installing a driver.
Replay analysis for osu!standard. Drop in a replay and it rebuilds the play hit by hit, tells you what went wrong, and can recommend farm maps based on your real mods and accuracy.
A rover that looks for salt damage on the walls of Mohenjo-daro without touching them, using a thermal camera and a regular camera. Three of us built it at Nixor Engineering Solutions for the WRO Pakistan national final.
PCBs I designed to optimize the electrical system on a smart cane for blind people. Ultrasonic sensors watch what's ahead of you and the handle vibrates to warn you.
The motor controller I designed for Team Nixor Sharks' Shell Eco-marathon car. It's a 3-phase BLDC controller for a 13S pack on a 4 layer board, and letting go of the throttle cuts the power in hardware with no firmware involved.
His name is Pablo Escrowbar. A 3.5kg Bluetooth sumo robot with a welded aluminium chassis and a 24V battery pack, built for competitions. We came 2nd one time.