// gameplay developer · minecraft bedrock
I build the parts of a game you actually play.
Mostly Minecraft Bedrock, plus Java mods and a game of my own.
Open to cool projects · UTC-5
Featured add-on · In development
Five biomes, 80+ blocks, radiation that slowly kills you, cameras you can watch through and a grappling hook with real pendulum physics. Started from an empty repo.
// bedrock add-ons
Marketplace releases and addons of my own. Open one to see what I actually built.
Octovon · Marketplace
A big RPG addon: 29 spells, 4 rideable dragons, bosses with several phases, quests and 400+ structures (71 scripts, 1,300+ files). Most of my work was on the spell system. DM me if you want the details.
HoneyFrost · Marketplace
The hardcore survival modpack, rebuilt for Bedrock: custom mobs, bosses, dragons you can ride, and thirst, temperature and skills to keep track of.
In development
Started from an empty repo. Five biomes, 80+ blocks, and systems like radiation, security cameras and a grappling hook with real pendulum physics. DM me if you want the details.
GitHub
A quest framework for Bedrock addons. I wrote it so adding new quests, rewards or conditions never means touching the core.
CurseForge
Slime gear for getting around: boots that turn falls into bounces, a sling that launches you forward and a golem that follows you around.
GitHub
Tools for long mining trips: a hammer that breaks 3x3 and a helmet that lights up the cave around you.
// java mods
Mods for Minecraft Java Edition, on Forge and Fabric.
Fabric 1.21.11 · Not published yet
My own Fabric mod. Craft a Pocket Door, put it down anywhere and open it: your private home is right there through the frame. Walk in, and walk back out the same way.
Forge 1.20.1 · Unofficial port · GitHub
My unofficial port of Davoleo's Metallurgy 4: Reforged from Forge 1.12.2 to Forge 1.20.1: 55 metals, 98 equipment effects, machines and ore generation. With that many versions in between, it was closer to rebuilding the mod than updating it.
// my game
A medieval village builder in 3D pixel art. You start with two families around a campfire, get them through the first winter, and years later look down at a stone city that runs the whole shire.
Summer afternoon
Autumn dusk
Winter
What's in it
Every villager has a name, an age and traits. They make friends and enemies, fall in love, get married, have kids, and end up in the chronicle and the graveyard.
Sow in spring, harvest before the first frost, burn twice the firewood in winter. Fields get tired if you plant the same crop twice, so you rotate.
Nine regions split by rivers and ridges, roads routed with A* through mountain passes and over bridges, and 130,000 trees streamed in chunks around the camera.
Every good comes from somewhere you can see and gets carried to storage by someone. When something stalls, a bubble over the building tells you why.
A threat director paces the raids, the militia drops their tools when the bell rings, and wars with neighbouring towns bring rams, ladders and a council of war.
A bot plays full games headless across many seeds, and an audit script does the economy maths, so tuning comes from numbers instead of guesses.
// about
I started messing around with Bedrock addons a little over three years ago and never really stopped. Now it's my job: I write gameplay systems for Marketplace studios, and right now that's at Octovon.
Most of what I make is stuff the player touches. Spells, boss fights, rats that steal whatever you are holding, a hook that swings you across a cave. I care about how it feels the first time you use it, and about it still running fine an hour later.
Outside of Bedrock I write and port Java mods, and I'm building my own game in Godot, Toft & Croft: a medieval village builder where every villager has a name and every winter can go wrong.
What I work on
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// experience
Octovon
Minecraft Addon Developer
Sep 2025 to present
HoneyFrost
Software Developer
2022 to Aug 2025
Commissions
// contact
Email works best, but Discord is fine too. I'm on UTC-5 and usually around.