Max Cameron's Portfolio

Site to download In Absentia.  This game is best played with an xbox controller.  I was the Level Designer on this project, which we created as our capstone for University of Baltimore.

Start of a World Document for an undecided tabletop roleplaying game. Never got traction with this one so it fell to the wayside without further exploration into the idea. Based on some of the ideas presented in Neil Gaiman’s American God’s and Anansi Boys.

A Hack created for a Non-Digital Game Design course in college.  All that is needed to play is a copy of Small World.  Players must attempt to rally troops in order to fight off a dragon on the loose.

Design docs for a living card game based on Borderlands 2, designed for a multiplayer game design course in college.  I do not own the rights to borderlands, this was created as a student fan project, I have never profited from this card game nor do I ever plan to, please don’t sue me Gearbox.

World doc for The City of Iris, a homebrew setting for the Cypher system.

A map, to go along with the setting info below

World doc for players in my home brew setting for D&D that I ran in college.

Screen shots of our capstone project In Absentia.  I was the Level Designer for this puzzle platformer.

Here is the Capstone Project I was a Level designer on at University of Baltimore.  In Absentia is a puzzle metroidvania game that uses gravity mechanics.  Created between Fall 2013 and Spring 2014, this site is our dev blog that tracks what we did.

Gameplay video for Chromaclysm, the game I was a level designer for at Game Jam 2014.

Here is the site for Chromaclysm, the game I helped develop for the Global Game Jam 2014.  I was a level designer on this project.  It won Audience Choice Award at the University of Baltimore jam site.  The game is a top down area control twin stick shooter.  The theme was "We don't see things as they are, we see them as we are"

Trailer for Apocrypha, the mod for Skyrim I worked on in the University of Baltimore level design course.

Several images of Blacklight Tavern, the area I created for Apocrypha.  This area was supposed to be part of a town ruined by the eruption of Red Mountain.  Mostly comprised of Dunmer and Argonians, the area is in shambles as the survivors try to scrape by with what they have.

This was a Mod I worked on with other student developer's at University of Baltimore.  Players travel through the Daedric realms to get to the realm of Apocrypha, in order to help a mad mage.  I was a level designer on this project, as well as helping out with quality assurance.