Ocean Kingdom

Ocean Kingdom is, frankly, yet another in the long line of Fish games on Facebook, but we're using it as a springboard to better things. Stay tuned!

DragonFlyTV

This soft-sell educational series is far and away my most popular set of games (over 20 million plays at last check). Developed by Red Hill Studios for PBSKids, I directly programmed those listed here and had considerable input on the others. The latest title, Nanobots, is a Web 2.0 title with over 5000 user-generated levels.

Wikiup Games Project

The Wikiup Games Project seeks to create an online, collaborative library of simulation data to speed game development and open up new possibilities in gaming.

The Higgs Boson

A little Chain Reaction game. Destroy all the particles except the Higgs Boson.

Note that this little game is in Beta and has shown a few quirks in Firefox 3.5.

Tranquility - ALMOST READY!

An homage to the great Lunar Lander title of my youth. Land on the surface of the moon. Comes with a Web 2.0 level builder for creating your own moonscapes and sharing them with others.

I know that virtually the whole of the civilized world is awaiting this new release. The new version is nearly ready. In the meantime, play my original build (game only: no level construction). I apologize for the delay, but hey...it's only a game, right?!

Ecker

Ecker is Dublin slang for 'homework'. Identify the 32 counties of the Emerald Isle before your drinking time runs out! A Paddy's Day favourite that tastes better with Guinness.

FlashFlashRevolution

A number of programmers have had their hands in this game, and I was proud to be one of them. While superficially a re-tread of Dance Dance Revolution, FFR took the concept further by introducing head-to-head combat, an economic model and much more.

California Budget Challenge

Built for Next Ten by Red Hill Studios, this online site is part game, part civics lesson. Presented with the current California State budget, the user opines on how to amend that budget, and sees realistic projections of how his or her changes would impact the state's bottom line over the coming years.

FF56!

Built for Lauer Learning by Red Hill Studios. Set during the Hungarian Revolution of 1956, this interactive graphic novel combines a gripping story, archival footage, educational material, and arcade-style play. I was lead programmer. The Art Director was Peter Babkitis.

NeuroMatrix

Built by Morphonix, LLC, this educational game describes the inner workings of the human brain. Red Hill Studios was contracted to program Neurodefender, one of the minigames within the overall adventure. NeuroMatrix was the 2007 winner of Robert Wood Johnson Games for Health Competition.

Imperialism

(as artist) 19th-Century strategy game.