Amantha’s Day Off

Posted on May 6, 2019 by Robin Bosma

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Genre: Interactive Comic/Puzzle Game
Team: Just me
My Role: Programmer, Designer and ‘Artist’

Made in: Unity with C#
Project Date: November 2018
Project Duration: 150 hours

As a wrapper for the present I gave to a friend for the celebration of Sint Nicholas (Dutch Christmas), I made this interactive comic, in which you can swap the panels to change the story. Images are photoshopped versions of images found online.

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Tidnder

Posted on April 28, 2018 by Robin Bosma

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Genre: Dating Game
Team: Just me
My Role: Programmer, Designer and ‘Artist’

Made in: Unity with C#
Project Date: November 2017
Project Duration: 120 hours

As a wrapper for the present I gave to a friend for the celebration of Sint Nicholas (Dutch Christmas), I made this variation of Tinder with characters from roleplaying games she and I play. The application is playable on smartphone, as well as PC.

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Work at SRS

Posted on April 21, 2018 by Robin Bosma

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Team: 2 Programmers
My Role: Programmer

Made in: Visual Studio with C#
Project Date: 2016-2018
Project Duration: Ongoing

My work at SRS involved all sorts of C# programming, such as integrating SDKs to make scanners and atm machines work, using pipes, soap and webservices to maintain connection with existing php and delphi code, and reconstructing existing C# code to allow adaptations to the code.
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City Bus Simulator 2015

Posted on September 3, 2015 by Robin Bosma

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Genre: Parking Game
Team: One 3D Artist, One 2D Artist, One Programmer
My Role: Programmer and Designer

Made in: Unity with C#
Project Date: May 2015
Project Duration: 20 days
Downloads: over 5 million

Download Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vg.citybussimulator2015

Despite little time to build it, City Bus Simulator 2015 ended up being incredibly succesful, with a fully integrated AI and traffic system and modular city blocks that could be re-used in a matter of seconds.

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