About Me

I am Fabian Krämer, a Game Development and Engineering graduate at Saxion University in Enschede. I started programming during my A levels, where I was working with Java almost every day. During my studies at Saxion I was mainly working with C# and the Unity Engine. I was also introduced to the basics of C++.

During graduation I have been working on several projects together with a team of up to eight people. Therefore, I have experience working in small self managing teams.

During my internship and my bachelor thesis I have been working for Independent Arts Software as a gameplay programmer.

Currently working at Independent Arts Sofware.

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Projects

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C++ micro game engine

In this project, we were working with a self-made C++ engine, which we created during the term before the project started.
My tasks during the project werethe player movement, handling the collisions with the terrain and the pickups, loading the level from an external editor (Unity), writing simple shaders, and adding bloom.

Educational museum game

The task was to create an educational game about infrared for a dutch museum. The museum computer was limited to touchscreen without sounds.
My responsibilities were focused on creating the main mechanics, including the player movement, monster/token collection and creating the infrared shader. Furthermore, I made a quest system, a prefab replacement tool to change a large amount of prefabs without placing them by hand, menu programming, a shader that stops obstacles from blocking the view on the player, the scoring system, and an automatic restart if the player would just leave the museum computer.

Don't Lift Your Finger

Don't Lift Your Finger was a small side project, which we created during our study. My tasks for this project were to create the highscore mechanic, implementing the options, as well as creating the online leaderboard.

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Kontakt

kraemerfa17@gmail.com

015788924638

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