Vincent Garcia

In Jurassic World Aftermath, the player needs to explore a huge facility to accomplish objectives, while being stalked by Velociraptors. They have got few hacking tools to help them out, all using the Quest 2 controllers at their full potential. It all results in a great and spooky VR experience! (brrr...)

My work on the project mostly consisted of:

Support AI design and QA.

Design early versions of the corporate level (part 2).

Implement few level scripts throughout part 2.

Check the Part 2 launch trailer here:

"My Café" is a collaboration with Aether Interactive, who reached out to MLC for art direction, environment and level design support.

In "My Café", you play as your very own customized character managing your café and town, serving customers, attracting tourists, and building your beautiful little food and drinks venture within a lively, diverse, and colorful world. You can read more about the project here!

The level I worked on is a small tree town which required a central area with a well, few benches, a picnic cover, a cozy nook, a gazebo and a tree village.

I came up with 2 different layouts for this level:

- first one being closely inspired by the initial concept arts, placing a big tree in the centre. - second one — which ended up being the preferred one — puts the big tree off the centre of the level and offers a nice view of the central area from a higher ground as we enter the level.

Once validated, I jumped into Roblox Studio and built the following blockout, all perfectly interactable and integration ready:

It all started with a drum break recorded with my brother a while ago, now it turned into this electronic banger!

The car didn’t have bluetooth nor any USB slot back then, so they would take the form of 5 CDs of ~80 minutes, packed in Orange / Green / Blue / Violet and Pink plastic boxes, for a total of ~6 hours of music. Each was meant to be read from top to bottom, usually telling a story.

Today, even if I’m not following them during their summer hols and their car cannot read CDs anymore, the tradition remained. Every year, the day they travel is my deadline to create those 5 compilations, loaded on an USB drive.

They’re no longer travelling playlists to me now but rather serve as a musical summary, reminding me people I met, things I worked on, gigs I went to, places I visited this year… and I really hope I’ll be able to keep doing this for the rest of my life.

As a common Spotify User, I’ve compiled (lol) all of them as playlists. It was about time I made covers and shared those somewhere. You can find them all here.

The game features a campaign mode where the player battles the Decepticons through 4 various environments, as well as few couch co-op arcade modes, and a rogue-lite mode included in the “Shattered Spacebridge” DLC!

My work on the project mostly consisted of:

Early game design & documentation.

Level design and level building.

Most of the AI design.

Abilities balancing.

Balancing of the rogue-lite mode.

Implementing a LOT of cinematics.

Check the Shattered Spacebridge DLC trailer below, and many more media on the game’s website.

From my giftee I received this message:

Hello, I am a teen who likes to play and make games, my favorite genres are parkour, parkour-shooters and horror games.

The result is a parkour game where the player gets to write a kind message to someone, and add a signature to their message; both inputs being used to generate the level they’re about to parkour through, and the colors of the world. I of course took a lot of pleasure creating shaders for that x)

Download the game here, and write kind messages to others... or not ;)