Here's my project made during the Global Game Jam 2025.

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I handled all of the Game and Level Design in 48 hours which was challenging but I proved that I could make a simple, yet fun game based on the positive feedbacks we've received.

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We did a lot of brainstorming around the concept "Bubble". At first, we wanted to make a platformer with lots of mechanics but we ended up reducing the scope to make a top-down parkour game with a simple mechanic : moving.

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But simple doesn't mean it wasn't deep. I made the character a floaty, frictionless bubble to challenge the players.

And to master this mechanic, I implemented some traps based on timing and dodging so the players had to be very careful in their movements since the bubble is very fragile.

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This was a great experience that allowed me to apply some of the Level Design techniques I had learned like making a 2D plan, making a learning diagram to control the player's flow throughout the level, creating harder alternate paths but rewarding players that want to take risks and go fast.

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And in term of Game Design, I learned that making a game doesn't necessarily mean you have to design lots of mechanics. You can make a unique, well polished and deep mechanic that needs a lot of pratice to master in order to make a game fun.​​