I build fully custom browser-based games that run directly in the browser with no downloads, no installs, no app stores. Educational platforms, commercial products, branded experiences, narrative-driven adventures: if it lives on the web and needs to feel like a real game, I can build it.

I work across the full stack of browser game development. Character design, item design, environment art, UI/UX, animation (including Rive-powered bone-rigged characters), backend systems, online connectivity, inventory management, quest engines, combat mechanics, crafting systems, weather systems, and payment/checkout integration. Everything from pixel to server.

I specialize in 2D and 2.5D visual styles. Isometric worlds, side-scrollers, top-down RPGs, platformers. Rich, layered environments that feel deep without the overhead of full 3D. Every asset is hand-crafted to fit the game's tone and era.

Real-time chat, leaderboards, persistent player data, cloud saves, online progression systems. I build online infrastructure from scratch: no third-party game engines, no Unity exports, no bloated frameworks. Pure HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, and Rive on the frontend and backend. Singleplayer experiences with online features that keep players connected and engaged.

Need a 40-hour narrative RPG with branching dialogue and cinematic cutscenes? I can do that. Need an endless roguelike with procedural generation and dynamic variables? I can do that too. Short casual experiences that take 10 minutes, or deep worlds that take weeks to explore. The scope adapts to your vision.

Educational games with real learning mechanics baked into gameplay. Commercial games with integrated payment systems, microtransactions, and subscription models. Branded games for marketing campaigns. Serious games for training and simulation. Games set in different eras, serving different goals, reaching different audiences.

The $4,500 starting price covers a solid foundation: core mechanics, visual design, character/item art, and deployment. Larger projects with extensive content, payment integration, or long-form narrative naturally scale from there. Every project gets a custom scope breakdown before we start.

No templates. No drag-and-drop game makers. Every line of code, every animation, every pixel is purpose-built for your project. That's how you get a game that feels unique instead of generic.