Scorp's den

I've been using Unity for over 4 years now and I'm a big fan of the engine! It is a great tool for indie developers looking to express themselves though games and while it's not perfect I don't believe there are many better alternatives apart from making your own engine. In my time using Unity I've made a ton of projects and here I will show you a few of the biggest ones, though note that I've had many tiny projects that are either lost, unfinished or I didn't bother writing about here.

Military Precision

In 2024 I participated in a Lithuanian game-jam type event made for people below the age of 18 (I may be wrong though) where I had to go through a few Unity classes and make a Unity game in around 2 weeks. Since I already knew how to make Unity games it was a pretty easy task, I even ended up procrastinating for a week so I only had one week to make the entire game. That is how Military Precision was born, a rushed third-person shooter game. For how much time I had I think it turned out decent and I was surprised I had the willpower and planning ability to deliver on a project within a set amount of time. You can play the game on itch.io, though some of it has been modified to censor my personal information.

Play the game here!

Street Interceptor

In 2022 I began my first attempt to create a full game. I came up with the idea of making a My Summer Car type game but with a bigger focus on racing, appropriately calling it "A Lithuanian Summer". Later into the development once the game transitioned from being a goofy sandbox into a more serious-ish racing game I renamed it to "Street Interceptor". I named it that not only because I like police pursuits in racing video games but also because the main story would've been that the main character is secretly an undercover police officer without the player being told that, being like a twist at the end of the game. The game was intended to have a quite interesting system where you'd participate in big public race events and through that you'd get a list of racer buddies you could call to race with.
The game was discontinued due to repeated project corruptions (which were caused by the low amount of space I had on the laptop I was using) causing me to lose motivation paired with the game being quite laggy and janky due to my old poorly optimized code. I promised to create a new Street Interceptor sometime in the future but it'll likely be a while before I get to it as I'm currently working on Forty Five Hundred (you can read about it in the current project section) and I have a few different game ideas planned for the future.

Play the game here!

Prototype

Prototype is a small series of games I made in 2022, 9 days before I began development on Street Interceptor, to learn how to use Unity and how to script in the C# language. In total there are 4 games, all of them are pretty basic and mostly revolve around the player needing to solve basic physics puzzles with boxes to progress in a plain environment (except for one of them, which was more a 2D platformer). All of them are very simple, except for Prototype 3D, which was made during the development of Street Interceptor, primary improvements were the player controller being more polished and not as buggy, there being a main-menu, an intro scene and level progression (though don't get excited, the game was still VERY simple).

Play the game here!

Commotion

Commotion is the final attempt at making a game that I had been thinking about ever since I started programming on Roblox. It was originally called Scorpion 37 but I decided to rename it to this near the end. Long story short I had an 'SCP foundation'-like idea of LDEs ('lock-down entity', this is why my username was LockDownScorpion_37... no, it was not related to the 2020 lockdown) and thinking about it now it literally is just SCP but renamed. Either way the idea was that you, the player, are an LDE because you possess knowledge of your own death, aka you can respawn without consequence. The main gameplay story idea was that you'd be pursued by an entity that is aware of your power and tries to create a scenario where the game is unbeatable. While the LDE idea was dissapointingly just me pretending to be creative when I was not I still enjoy the idea of in-universe characters awknowledging the way the player behaves and those ideas are partly included in the story of my current project Forty Five Hundred. Commotion itself is a very short and unfinished game, shortly after starting work on it I switched to Unity and started working on the Prototype series. The visuals of the game were also heavily influenced by the, at the time, popular Roblox game 'Nullxiety'.

Visit the experiance here!

Project Medania

Project Medania is a shitty attempt at making a neon arcade style fighting game using scripted camera animations. This was made when I thought blurring the camera to hell looks cinematic or something. I thought it'd turn out well but it was a bit lame because the combat was just mouse spamming with no actual way to avoid damage and I couldn't come up with ideas for the final boss.

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A New Beginning

A New Beginning began as a group project between me and a few other random kids but eventually due to, well, us being kids, we fell out and I decided to start working on my own version. The game is a simple PVP-ish survival game with no goal apart from collecting the best ore available. Both versions have buggy inventory systems however the remade version is decent enough that I consider it my first actual attempt at making a game. When I played the game to get some screenshots for this website I actually enjoyed the progression even while I had to fight the inventory system to make items actually appear and while the hypothermia system paired with the long nights sucks. The game has impressive (for the time) systems like the prior-mentioned inventory system and stuff like bows. They may seem like simple things to outsiders or experianced programmers but take into consideration that I barely knew anything and I was 12 years old. What did you do when you were 12? Not code stupid Roblox games, that's for sure. Unless this website reaches a big audiance, then there's probably going to be people reading this who were big Roblox devs when they were 12. I'm rambling I should stop. CHECK THE GAME OUT!!!

Visit the experiance here!

Visit the old version here!

House Chaos

House Chaos is a small simple game I made that is just a house with a bunch of physical objects you can mess with. You also have physical arms you can use to grab things and climb walls. It was primarily made for hanging out with friends. A bit of a warning before you play it though, the grabbing system is incredibly shaky, it may hurt your eyes.

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Ball Game

A small game I made to try out making Roblox games with custom camera behavior.

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Script Sandbox

Script Sandbox, created in 2020, was my first actual attempt at learning programming. I used it as a place to create and test simple scripts which helped me understand how programming works in general. Not much to say, just an interesting thing to look back on.

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Among The Darkness

Among The Darkness I, published in 2019, is quite literally the very first public game I've made. When I made it I was roughly 11 years old and had no idea how to code or what coding even is so this game was made by using free public assets from the Roblox asset catalog, though to the credit of 11 year old me I did figure out how to modify the code of these assets to work the way I needed them to. It is meant to be a horror puzzle game however the puzzles are very simple (yet confusing) and the horror consists of the map being dark and a few corpse free assets lying around.

Visit the 'remastered' experiance here!

Visit the experiance here!

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