IOAN VRANA-VINTAN

"The Cleanse" is a stealth-based survival horror game where players navigate a nightmarish purgatory, avoiding enemies spawned from their violent past while making choices to shape their redemption story and confront their inner demons. 

The game was made as a practical part for my dissertation thesis: "Terrifingly Calming, Game and Level Design in Horror 3D"

Bucharester is an action-adventure and survival game, presented in an isometric perspective. It centers around the journey of a young university freshman as he faces the challenges that come with relocating to a different city. Bucharester was a team effort with my fellow master's degree colleagues.

I have cultivated my rapid prototyping skills through the development of various small games using Unity and Unreal Engine, including platformers and rhythm-based games. 

I partnered on a Kinect frequency game, using hand movements for unique frequencies and two-player interactions .

I took part in a professional 3D Level Design workshop and training program within my workplace. The primary objective was to craft high-quality level designs within constrained spatial parameters, facilitating the acquisition of advanced insights into verticality and progression concepts. Additionally, I devised quests tailored to seamlessly integrate with the game's environment. 

Taking inspiration from Ubisoft's "Assassin's creed Valhalla" I created a level design for a Viking village using Unreal Engine, with the specific goal of studying landscape architecture and gaining a deeper understanding of how terrain tiles can seamlessly integrate into the context of an open-world game.