Oscar Canales

Realm Paradox is a game set in four dimensions. You explore and interact with 4D objects, shapes that cannot exist in our world, and see them on a normal screen.

I built it in Unity and used a technique called raymarching to draw the 4D space. It was my final degree project.

A real-time strategy game set in the Dune universe, made by a team of 34 people.

It runs on a custom engine we wrote from scratch in C++ and SDL, and I worked on the engine's core systems.

An online multiplayer VR game inspired by popular social deduction games. It runs natively on Meta Quest 2, with smooth online play and good performance on standalone headsets.

It was made as part of the Giravolt program of the Generalitat de Catalunya, which uses new technology to promote cultural heritage.

A VR game set in the Backrooms, made by a team of 4.

I was the gameplay programmer. I built how you pick up objects, interact with the environment, move around by teleporting, and a mechanic for revealing hidden objects.

A 2.5D platform game made in 48 hours by a team of 5 during the Gran CITM Game Jam.

It won the 5th edition of the jam.

A 3D game engine written in C++ and SDL.

It has a scene hierarchy where objects can be grouped and reorganized, tools to move, rotate and scale objects, resource management, scene saving, and a play, pause and step preview.