Hi everyone! I'm Johan Lajili and this is my porfolio. You can find my games, some that are playable, some that are not. If you're looking for my resume or skills, I recommand you going to my linkedIn page instead.
Treasure Island is a game made in less than 48 hours for a job interview. It's a gambling game where you bet fake money and need to dig treasures for it to be worth it.
Zeegzag 3 a.k.a FierySnake is iOS and Android game developped in JavaScript and compiled into native with CocoonJS. It's my most recent game, and it's currently in validation before it can go on the stores. FierySnake is inspired by Flappy Bird, especially when it comes to managing the difficulty. Technically, it uses my own HTML5 game template which is powered by PIXI.JS for the rendering.
Folks is an animal-crossing like realized in team as a school project. Using JavaScript both Client Side and Server Side, it's a technical difficulty nest: Managing an astronomic quantity of animated graphical assets, it uses the facebook API, has real time events mixed with timed with the player tutorials.
WordFactory is a Flash Game realized in team during the King.com first french hackathon. Designed to follow the philosophy of King.com games, it mixes an easyly accessible game with a cute universe and a profound gameplay strategy.
Zeegzag 2 is the second version of Zeegzag. Developped in JavaScript during my time at Toxicode, it is designed to be a very casual (kid friendly) HTML5 mobile game. Though it's my least favorite version of Zeegzag, it does amuse children that dare play it.
Tanks is a game I made in team during my time at Isart Digital. Largely inspired by the similar Wii Play minigame, it's an online multiplayer tank battle. Developped completely in JavaScript (both client and server side), it includes Box2D for the tank physics.
SirBolt (formerly known as Forceloop) is a unity C# game for iPad I made in a team as a school project. It's close to a minigolf, with the addition of portals, magnets and a frictionless environement. It was my first real unity game. Unfortunatly, I never had the time to finish it, so here is a demo.
Bcons is a game made in 8 hours with a friend for a Unity exam at school. It's neither polished nor finished, but the concept is fun so I put it here anyway. Use the space bar to place beacons on screen, and the alt key to activate them. One beacon will explode, two beacons will create a line that will slow down the enemies, and three beacons will destroy everything inbetween them.
Serum 42 is a puzzle game I made in JavaScript with a graphist in one week during the HTML5 Game Week at Isart Digital. The concept is close to the Sudoku. Place your bacterias in the grid to balance each line and column. With more than 600 levels (generated by a computer), it's a super cool game.
I.C.U is a flash game i made as a school project. With the theme being "60s game, no more, no less", I made a typing game with an adaptative difficulty.
Play & Watch is a game I made in a team during the 2012 HTML5 game jam. Our personal goal was to create a new Game 'n watch game, with the same contraints they had back then.
Zeegzag, first of his name, is a Java game for android (yes, I did a tiny little bit of Java). The game requires a not-too-fancy-nor-too-cheap android phone, because I didn't even knew what delta time was back then. But it really is fun and I know some people who went addict with this game. It's the reason why it has had two sequels.
Watergrass is a game initially made in a day in JavaScript for an exam, and then polished a little bit more. It's my first successful game with over 4000 unique player and even a clone made by fans of the game. I think of creating a sequel for this game sometime.
Close to being my first real game ever, RGB is a puzzle game made a first time in flash and a second time in JavaScript. With the ability to switch the colors of cells from red to blue, blue to green and green to red, one line / column at a time, change the grid color to the one expected by the level.