I was lead ( and sometimes only ) animator on this martial-arts themed slot game. I also designed all the characters and the basic concepts of the game.

Kung Food's bonus game was a beat-em-up style game where you controlled Bruce Pea against a range of opponents. Here he is facing off against Crispy Duck Norris ( like Chuck Norris get it? It's a brilliant, brilliant pun ).

Here's a video of Bruce Pea vs Jean-Claude Van Ham. All animation was done by me. I'm afraid there's no sound.

A few examples of some of my symbol win animations. No sounds.

 

 

I was creative lead on this game. The entire concept was devised by myself and I oversaw and participated in the design and animation of the whole game.

The bonus feature puts you in the lab where you are given the choice of animals to "splice" together. The chosen animals were deposited on conveyor belts and fed into a nasty-looking steam-punk style machine. The resulting hybrid re-entered the game as a special "wild" symbol that only substituted for the two animals chosen. Might sound complicated - but it works!

Above is the sequence I storyboarded and animated that followed the animal selection.

 

 

 

I was creative lead on this zombie-themed game. We decided to base it around a zombie break-out in a hospital. All characters and the majority of the animation were created by myself. 

One of the game's key features was that any the character symbols could be bitten by a zombie and changed into a Wild symbol. Above are the final symbols I designed. Below is selection of sketch work to give a bit of an insight into the process.

This video shows all the character symbol win animations I created. There is no sound.

Another feature of the game was the game's central character. This poor soul stood to the left of the reel looking terrified. Whenever a symbol was bitten his level of "zombification" increased. When he was 100% zombie a new in-game multiplier was activated and he would revert to human.