Lead Narrative Designer, Game Designer, Character Artist, UX Designer, Sound Designer, Social Media Coordinator
A slice of life point-and-click game about mental health, developed in Godot. "Let's Roleplay as Human!" follows Windy, a half-fairy half-elf university student studying wind magic at their local college. She’s passionate about learning, but that’s not what she spends most of her time doing...
Each day, you'll have an allotment of "spoons" 🥄 (inspired by spoon theory) to use on tasks. Tasks include "care tasks", necessary evils that keep Windy in check with their hygiene, mental health, and university work, as well as "fun tasks", things Windy prefers to do that cost less energy.
Explore 4 different endings, 7 unique minigames, and 20+ pieces of quirky dialogue.
In this project, I…
Illustrated 15+ pieces of digital art for assets in the game and social media promotion
Managed the team’s social media accounts alongside team members, coordinating posts and prioritizing popular hashtag “screenshotsaturday” to maximize impressions
Wrote 20+ pieces of immersive dialogue and flavor text found throughout the game
Composed 9 pieces of music for the soundtrack using FL Studio
Collaborated with team members to create an overall narrative and finalize the tone, themes, and target audience for the game
Designed the UI/UX by creating mockups in Figma and collecting feedback with user testing
A short video showcasing the gameplay of Let's Roleplay as Human! Includes the Title Screen, Tutorial, and a recap of the average Day 2 playthrough.
I designed the main character, Windy, and collaborated with background artist Regan Pope to make a title screen inspired by "Lofi Girl"
I drew different items of clothing for the Laundry minigame.
I drew desktop items that appear on her computer.
I drew each ingredient of the burger for the Burger minigame. They are loaded and stacked dynamically according to the customer's orders
“Hello, Windy!
Windy is a Magicae University student studying air magic. While they enjoy their studies, they don’t have a lot of energy to complete all the other things they’d like to do instead. It’s your job to help Windy balance all of the things they need to do and want to do each day.”