Edmund Cheung

I built Rollercoaster as a co-op shooter mode: node-based track, procedural rail visuals, dynamic speed, and dismount where needed.

I built Zombies as a co-op wave mode: spawn tools the designers can tune, a global PEMDAS cap, one-per-wave power-ups like Auto Correct, then environment tweaks like dim lighting, dark fog, wave SFX, and ambience.

I implemented level elements for the level designers, like bounce pads, spinning obstacles, and clock-arm platforms. I also designed Ian Finite, the final mission's boss, as a phase-based solve.

I added new PEMDAS types for Zombies and story missions, and ragdolls so they fly off when they die.

I learned Godot in a week and built the base split-screen systems for the multiplayer modes: two viewports, split input, and ready-up. A lot of the game was still one-player, so I had to refactor events, HUDs, and controls.

I built Deathmatch from the loop up: timer, start input, win and lose, and power-ups.

I added Practice toggles for equation types, hooked that into equation config Settings, and cleaned up the HUD and how a wave starts.