Edouard Murat

An educational gaming platform built from the ground up for first- and second-grade children in Africa. Six curriculum-aligned literacy mini-games on low-cost Android tablets, built on a shared UI framework and MVVM architecture designed so curriculum content is swappable without rebuilding core mechanics.

Led a six-person Godot team — designed the platform architecture, drove adoption of a testable MVVM pattern across the whole codebase, ran code review and sprint planning.

Educational gaming platform blending quizzes with gameplay across farming, hack & slash, platformer, puzzle, and sports genres. Five playable games published on Steam, Google Play, and the Apple Store.

Turn-based, grid-based dungeon crawler roguelike where death is permanent and every run shapes the next. Retraces Dante's path through Inferno, Purgatory, and Paradise across procedurally generated dungeons ruled by a false god.

Sole programmer on the project — all Godot gameplay code, shaders, the game website, and backend. The creative director defined the vision; I owned everything technical, prioritizing and building features end-to-end.

Pixel-art urban life-sim: ride the bus, take the subway, and wander between the apartment, the clothing store, and the music store, all under a dynamic weather system with real-time rain, puddle reflections, and wetness-driven lighting.