I've always been a big fan of computer games, ever since I played Zork I, the first widely available text adventure, in first grade. Like many other avid gamers of the eighties, I planned many game ideas, and actually implemented a few in BASIC. In April 2000, after a couple years of off and on work, I released my own game, Augmented Fourth, coded in the Inform language. It was well-received, if not widely known.

I was also very active in Warcraft III map development from 2003 - 2006 and was one of the main developers on the popular Footmen Frenzy map for several versions, but gave that up as World of Warcraft gained popularity.

Finally, for pure nostalgia's sake, I've also included a set of twenty Doom ][ deathmatch maps I made during high school. They can still be played if you have a Windows port of Doom ][, like zDoom.