This was one of my attempts at a 3D game engine, written in C and using OpenGL ES 2 for rendering graphics.

It is not maintained anymore, but I do consider it a proof of my cross-platform development skills.

Indeed, it compiled for Windows, OS X, Linux, Android and (theoretically) iOS, but also WebGL via Emscripten.

That said, I keep working on a personal (and private) engine, putting my professional experience to use and according to my evolving goals.

C, SDL2, OpenGL ES 2.

IVI is a virtual reality file explorer built for Oculus Rift and using a leap motion for hand tracking.

2nd year project at IMAC engineering school; worked with Julien Bazire, Lisa Couavoux and Héloïse Roussel.
Unity, C#.

A demo scene using deferred rendering, driven by a keyframes system; the ship creates particules simulated in a Compute Shader then rendered as additive point sprites.

The world was burnt to ashes, but one survivor remembers...

2-month advanced OpenGL project; worked with Coralie Goldbaum.
C++, OpenGL, ImGui.

A "Dungeon Master" game in C++ and OpenGL 3+.

I went beyond the project's requirements by ensuring smooth animations, rendering objects in a "masked alpha" mode, and a configurable fog effect in the fragment shader.

Free prisoners and explore the dungeons!

A top-down time trial racing game, with ships that carry strong inertia.

Each ship offers its unique combination of gameplay parameters.

Local 2-players split-screen is also available.

C, SDL 1.2, OpenGL 1, GLU

Worked with Maël Crespin--Pommier.

A small side-scroller developed in 72 hours for the Ludum Dare's 32th edition.

The player controls Captain Bearbeard, a pirate bear in a quest for honey. He fights by bouncing and falling very hard on his enemies.

Worked with Sébastien BOURDIN.

ActionScript 3, Flex SDK, FlashDevelop.

A physics simulation based on Verlet integration.

I also used it as an excuse for experimenting with Data-Oriented Design, making better use of the CPU instruction caches and data caches.

C++, SDL2

A real-time collaborative painting app, shipping with a dedicated server program.

The main features are handwritten UI widgets, arbitrary client-side viewport transforms, and the network protocol for circular brushes and chatting.

University project, 3 people, 160 hours per person. I was both the project leader and main programmer.

C++11, SFML 2.2

A scriptable PPM image editor controlled by commands with auto-completion and shothands.

It is possible to create and manipulate multiple layers to achieve a desired result.

Developed in C with a primitive graphics library for Linux.
Worked with Lucas Dussouchaud.