Molly King

I'm a final-year BSc (Hons) Computer Games Technology Student, having just returned from a placement year at a VR development company. I'm skilled in multiple programming languages, such as C++, C#, Python and GDScript. I also have experience using multiple APIs, such as OpenGL and DirectX. In my free time, I indulge creative work, such as 2D illustration and character design in Clip Studio Paint. I'm great working in a team, and my wide breadth of knowledge means I can easily communicate with different members of a team without anything getting lost in translation.

I adore games- I love both console and PC, and have a special attachment to handhelds, as I grew up with a few different ones. I collect them currently, as well as game art books, and play some games competitively. If I'm not working on a game, I'm playing one or talking about them with my friends. I also love vocal synths and music and hope to, in the future, be able to implement them both in my games.

• Unnamed Dog dress-up game (2025)(Unity, C#), 2nd Year, Gameplay Programming Module Assessment, A dress-up game where the player can select an outfit and have it judged with a score against a category of their choice., Sole programmer and artist.
• Unnamed Platformer (2025)(Unity, C#), 2nd Year, Programming APIs Module Assessment, A short platformer where the player navigates levels for the best score possible, has haptic feedback responses to movement., Sole Programmer and artist, RPG Battle Sim (2024)(Unreal Engine, Blueprints, C++).
• A simulator of the battle part of an RPG- used blueprints to create a system that would display the battle on the screen while the user interacted with the UI to choose directions for their character.
• Art Block (2024)(Godot, GDScript), University of Portsmouth 1st Year Game Jam 4 2024, Assessment, A platformer with a unique colour changing mechanic, allowing players to navigate challenges based on using colours to make objects invisible., Sole programmer on this project (received first grade, group project)