Muhammad Adil / Game Designer
Game Designer
Game Developer
Prototyping
3D Exploration
A physics arena game for up to four local players. Knock opponents off a collapsing island, collect power-ups and compete to win five rounds.
A supernatural narrative game about an inherited bookstore and a book that can alter reality. Explore the mystery through characters, clues and dialogue choices.
A first-person puzzle game where rooms can be moved and connected. Explore the building, follow clues and rearrange its layout to progress.
A two-player strategy game on a hexagonal board. Place elemental pieces, capture neighbouring cards and finish with control of the most spaces.
A first-person zombie shooter prototype in a greybox arena. Move, aim and reload while dealing with randomly spawning enemies.
A school-themed roguelite where you stand still to attack and move to dodge. Build your character across a thirty-room run.
I'm Muhammad Adil, also known as Kenzo. I'm a game designer with experience in gameplay, puzzle, level and narrative design. I also program and prototype the games I work on.
My projects started through university coursework and rapid prototyping. I've worked in small teams and returned to those games on my own to redesign and polish them, from the local multiplayer arena in Last Man Bouncing to the room-moving puzzles in Lost in Place.
On Rewritten Fates, I handled the storytelling and programming while my teammate worked on art. On Lost in Place, I was the main puzzle and level designer; our university version won Best Prototype Game at the Blacksheep event.
My focus is game design, with development as part of how I build and test ideas. Alongside these projects, I've also made children's games and 3D models.
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