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İstanbul, Türkiye

We are two passionate friends who work on a small, fun indie game that will be released soon. Also our precious friends help us to test it.

Antalya, Türkiye

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Zonex Entertainment Studios united with CODEX

Samsun, Türkiye

I was working as a Unity developer at Ekarus company. I programmed the architecture for a simulation project for a clothing brand and worked on it for 5 months.

İstanbul, Türkiye

The app still hasn’t been published yet. My first app development experience was quite exhausting. But I am really happy to gave it a shot!

İstanbul, Türkiye

I worked as the lead game developer at njoyKidz. I was assigning tasks to the development team and assisting them with complex issues they couldn't solve.

İstanbul, Türkiye

I departed from Zonex Entertainment Studios where I began as a game developer and eventually held the position of Head of Mobile Games. During my tenure, I took responsibility for mobile projects, playing a significant role in both their development and oversight. I started working again at this company in June 2023.

İstanbul, Türkiye

I assisted the development team in resolving their issues and took on the technical responsibilities of the project.

İstanbul, Türkiye

Initially, I started developing the open-world role-playing game, 'The Crystal: Rage Of The Oculus,' all by myself. As the project progressed, my investment in it grew, and we continued developing the game as a team of four. Despite attempts at investment rounds, the project failed due to financial reasons.

Lone Light was a startup still waiting for investment. To speed up securing funds, we formed a mobile team, and I was part of it. Our process involved developers presenting a prototype, and if everyone gave it the thumbs up, the whole team jumped in to work on it together. I started working again at this company in January 2022.

At one of the game jams I attended, I clicked really well with a team I met. And they got me as a part time dev. During our time together, we were creating Hyper Casual prototypes that mostly got rejected by the mentors we were working with. Feeling that the Hyper Casual genre wasn't suitable for me and thinking I couldn't handle it further, I decided to move on from there.