Leandro Peres

Kwartz is a captivating 2D side-scrolling game that began as an academic project before garnering a fanbase. Its narrative simplicity and intuitive gameplay have resonated with its few fans, fulfilling the project's original aim: to craft a straightforward yet engaging experience. Developed with a strong focus on user experience and optimized code performance, the team meticulously refined every aspect of the game. This commitment to quality ensures smooth, responsive gameplay while establishing Kwartz as both technically sound and artistically charming. On its release, Kwartz enjoyed an impressive debut—being featured on the store home page for over a week and attracting a peak of 190+ downloads during that period.

Chip0u is a CHIP-8 emulator built in C++ that faithfully recreates the vintage computing experience. Leveraging the simplicity and efficiency of the CHIP-8 system, it uses Raylib for rendering and input handling, while integrating ImGui for an interactive debugging and configuration interface. Designed with performance and portability in mind, Chip0u offers an authentic, yet modern, take on one of the earliest gaming platforms.

Dura2D is a C++20 game physics engine designed with simplicity, performance, and flexibility in mind. It features a warm startup system for fast boot times, a dynamic AABB tree for efficient broad-phase collision detection, and a robust constraint system to handle complex interactions between entities. While the engine itself is renderer-agnostic, all examples are visualized using raylib to ensure easy-to-understand demos and streamlined development.