Racing Tanks! is a local multiplayer game for two people. Each player controls one of the two characters: Darkar and Skyty. Both players are in a random generated maze, in which your objective is to reach the goal as fast as you can before your opponent does.

Both tanks can shoot a limited amount of bullets (which is different between the two characters) and can place a certain amount of bombs which can be used to damage your opponent, reflect their bullets or destroy walls to open your way to the goal. There are 5 different game modes.

I developed all the game by myself, excluding the music which was made by Nacho Mañá, most of the sound effects and all the text fonts.

I wanted my first professional video game to be simple, so it could be something that I could finish all by myself yet something fun to play with friends.

I developed the game intermittently from sometime around 2018 (being 13 years old) to 2023 (being 18 years old), pausing the development multiple times because of school and studies.

The development of the game began with the character and gameplay design, and spent the first two years learning how to program in the Unity Game Engine. On July 7th of 2020 I released the first public ALPHA of the game with the core gameplay/idea. I spent the next three years fixing and adding new mechanics to the game such as new game modes, truly random generated labyrinths (in the beginning it used premade labyrinths with a seed system), an AI system to make a bot to play against it in a single-player mode, along with making the graphical assets be more colourful and decent to not look like a 2003 flash game.

The first complete version of the game was released on July 7th of 2023, marking exactly three years after the first public prototype and something around five years since it began development.

Tetra Destop is a stacker game based in tetr.io, trying to fill the void of tetr.io desktop still being an always online program.
The basic mechanics are done, however it is still really early in development and there is still a lot of work to do.
Currenty only available on itch.io's web player.

A short depressive/emotionally charged visual novel inspired in DDLC and personal experiences.
It may or may not be released.

A local party multiplayer game for two-four people.
Most likely cancelled.

ME Stock is a point of sale and inventory management software.This program was created with the intention to expand my reach in software development and the market, being this my "first professional program" at a lower price rate (1/7 the price) in comparison of the popular market alternatives.

My vision with this program and possible future ones is to create software alternatives for programs that are necessary in some business, like a point of sale for shops or small sellers, or basic inventory management for more business at a less expensive rate in comparison to the popular programs in the market, so they can access the tools they need without the need to resort to piracy of the popular programs.

I developed the program with the mindset of people owning their things, and not just having a license that allows you to use their program but can be revoked at any time and without any reason at times, so this program even though is paid and needs a license key, it does not verify it via a server or needs to be online at any moment, its all done in your computer, so even if my servers were to die in the future, you can still use your program and activate it without any issues, just like your Windows 95 copy or any software from that era. You paid for the program, and the program is yours.

Following that mindset, I even made a physical CD copy of the program that I sell, so if at any point you can't download the installer for any reason (servers died, no internet, etc), if you have your CD, you can install and use your program.

I started and finished development for this program in 2025, but with the intend of keep updating it free of charge with drops that may have bug fixes, or new features to make the program more capable.

A device similar to the Google Glasses or Dragon Ball Z Scouters made with an ESP32.
In the future, it is intended to release the code as an Open-Source project along with the schematics to build the hardware.
It may or may not be released.

A small Linux-based computer based in the old Machintosh computers from the 80's.
It's made with a small CRT TV being used as a monitor, the storage is equipped just like the old computers (instead of a floppy disk drive, it's a micro SD card reader), with single USB port to connect a keyboard, mouse or doungle, powered with the same power supply in the CRT, working also as an external monitor and working with rechargables batteries with a USB C port to recharge them.
The device was created with the intention of seeing how capable I was able to get into uncommon hardware (more circuitury than programming) and seeing how far I could get with it.
Because of the nature of each CRT TV manufacturer, it's not possible to release a schematics of it.

I have a Spanish YouTube Channel in which I share the development of my games, other personal projects and some helpful tips to try to make your projects better with my experience.

I have a Spanish/No commentary Twitch Channel, in which I usually play tetr.io (Tetris) in the competitive mode or work in something related to game development.
Currently, the channel has no schedule and is mostly inactive.