The network for creativity
Join 1.25M professional creatives like you
Connect with clients, get discovered, and run your business 100% commission-free
Creatives on Contra have earned over $150M and we are just getting started
Back to feedPost
Build a custom 2D isometric game prototype featuring dynamic tilemap rendering, player movement mechanics, and object entity collision handling.
Key Highlights:
Isometric Rendering Engine: Built custom coordinate translation for smooth 2D isometric grid layout and depth sorting.
Player & State System: Implemented responsive character movement controllers, directional sprite animations, and object interaction routines.
Asset & Tile Architecture: Integrated modular environment tilesets,
tree generation logic, and asset loading pipelines.
Realm2D - Isometric 2D Game & RPG Prototype
Tech Stack: Java, LibGDX / Custom 2D Engine, Game Architecture, OOP, Tilemap Logic.
The network for creativity
Join 1.25M professional creatives like you
Connect with clients, get discovered, and run your business 100% commission-free
Creatives on Contra have earned over $150M and we are just getting started
Related posts
Good evening, I'm new here.
Just want to share the new video I made with Motion Graphics for my new portfolio. I built custom Next JS apps with deep integrations, and I focus on efficient infrastructure builds.
Some of my specialty are AI agent platforms for companies and High end Motion Graphics.
Looks great 👏
I had a random idea: what if I built a 3D Taekwondo game that runs entirely in the browser? 🥋
Well… I actually went and built it 😂
Introducing DOJANG — a little side project that started as an excuse to explore 3D development and turned into a surprisingly fun game.
You can:
- Spar against AI opponents at different difficulty levels.
- Practice Taekwondo techniques and combinations.
- Compete using arcade or Taekwondo-inspired scoring rules.
- Work your way through belt progression.
- Play on desktop or mobile.
It's built with React, Three.js, TypeScript, and a lot of experimentation with animation, physics-like combat interactions, and game mechanics.
This was a fun opportunity to step outside my usual product and interface development work and explore a completely different kind of interaction design.
There's still plenty I'd love to improve, but that's part of the fun of building things.
Anyway, enough talking. Go throw some kicks 😂
🎮 Play DOJANG: https://dojang.balogunoluwasogo.com/
Would love to hear what you think (and whether you can beat the black belt 👀).
sharp minds build great projects
When a section relies on animation, I now prototype it in Figma motion instead of writing it out. A simple prototype gives the client and the developer the same clear reference: less back and forth, more precise feedback and a smoother build. Here’s the hero animation for a recent landing page, shown as a working prototype.
Creative work