Yuriy Danyliuk

Hyper-casual endless runner inspired by Cube Surfer, featuring a physics-based cube stacking mechanic, where the player moves left-right to collect cubes and minimize cube loss on wall impact

Custom Unity package featuring a compact Vector4 property drawer that optimizes the inspector view, offering a cleaner, more space-efficient design without losing functionality

Collection of Unity packages enhancing the visualization and manipulation of complex geometries through raymarching techniques, part of my master's thesis

First-person 3D car driving and mechanic simulator, a simplified clone of The Long Drive, featuring driving mechanics, car part detachment, an inventory system, item pickups, and many more

Research project testing the performance of ray marching in different rendering spaces, with metrics gathered using the Performance Testing Extension for Unity Test Runner, and results published in a scientific article

Third-person shooter with raycast mechanics, enemy AI, an inventory system, weapon selection, player score saving, and simple UI

Custom cannon shooter with physics-driven mechanics, including deformed bullets, ricochets, explosions, and recoil, without external assets or Unity's built-in physics

Hyper-casual path-clearing game where you shrink a ball to grow projectiles, shooting to destroy obstacles and reach the target

2D two-button game with basic Hill Climb Racing mechanics, where you control a sprite's tilt and movement on a scrolling track, created in under 4 hours

First-person 3D wild animal shooter, a simplified clone of theHunter, featuring a configurable animal AI system, tutorial, and a filterable weapons shop UI with skins and many more

Unity ML-Agents-based car parking simulation for training a neural network to navigate and park in various scenarios, with a demonstration app provided, as part of my bachelor's thesis

Implementation of the movement and jumping of the player in a 3D environment, which is an early stage of something more

Custom Unity package featuring an A-star pathfinding algorithm, designed for flexibility to suit user needs, with usage demonstrated in my Roguelike game

Turn-based, tile-based roguelike game with procedurally generated maps and a 2-bit color style, where you navigate dungeons, fight enemies, and find keys to progress

Exploring steering behaviours and turning it into a hunting game, where the player moves, rotates, shoots with limited ammo, and dies if leaving the map

Client-server simplified agar.io clone using socket programming, where the client displays the game world and the server handles game logic and events

Console implementation of Quoridor, a two-player strategy board game with pawn movement, wall placement, and AI support

Twist on the classic food collection game, where you move falling food into a basket instead of controlling the basket itself

Hyper-casual game made in a few hours, where you have to control the gravity of the ball so that it doesn't fly off the platforms

Hyper-casual endless runner where you dodge or destroy obstacles using special shields and collect coins along the way

Classic collecting game where you try to keep the resources at the base from running out

Classic platformer where you have to control a sphere and move through various obstacles to the finish line of the corresponding level