Hobby Projects

My own version of a Kahoot-like app, developed in my game engine using TypeScript, featuring fancy animations and sound effects. It includes a host server written in NodeJS and communicates via WebSockets, along with a mobile app developed in React.

COLF.IO is a component-oriented gaming library written in TypeScript and built on top of the PIXI graphical engine. Over 80 games have already been implemented using this library. Check out its webpage!

XMPlayer is a web player for the old XM tracker format, which uses samples and instructions instead of music clips. It implements almost all effects of the XM format specification and solves a few known bugs from the original tracker.

Plechomor was a semester project created using the XNA framework. It’s a simple LAN multiplayer 2.5D arcade shooter featuring robots.

This was a project that still holds up to this day. It's a Tower Defense game written in Java, featuring common mechanics such as enemy waves, upgrades, and various types of weapons. And it’s quite difficult to reach the last level!

Solar System was my first experiment with OpenGL and the GLUT library. It’s a simple app that simulates the movement of planets in our solar system using Euclidean numeric methods.

My first project, written in Turbo C++ in MS-DOS—a Snake clone.

Two static web pages with a parallax effect that were created as invitations for Game Jams I organized at FIT CTU in 2022 and 2023.

This app is an implementation of the Traveling Salesman Problem. It provides a visual overview of several graph algorithms (DFS, Dijkstra, Minimum Spanning Tree) for navigating a map.

Hydroq is a real-time strategy (RTS) mobile game that features robots from two factions battling for dominance over oil rigs. The AI is powered by Monte-Carlo tree search reasoning. This game was created to showcase the capabilities of my C++ game engine.

JavaVM was an intriguing project in which I aimed to improve my understanding of virtual machines. It’s a Java interpreter written in Java. Although it is very inefficient and does not implement all instructions, it serves as a good source of inspiration for those interested in exploring similar areas.

The Interactive Table was one of my most complex university projects that is still displayed to this day in the lab of interactive applications. It featured a recognition algorithm built on top of the OpenCV library that detected the shape of a card placed on the table. A projector then displayed particle effects and other physical phenomena. The core of this project has been used for several interactive games since its inception.

This was my second project using OpenGL, where I learned the basics of camera curve movement. The app features a camera that flies through the entire environment.

A portal where I aggregate all materials, slides, and games for my gaming courses. This is my greatest hobby project of all time, with over 3,500 hours dedicated to its development.

A simple 2D game created during a 24-hour GameJam at FIT CTU in 2020.

Discoschrader was a Christmas surprise for the employees of SinnerSchrader. It featured a retro FPS web game where the goal was to defeat Angela Merkel and discover the location where the Christmas party took place.

The Component-oriented game engine, written in C++, was the topic of my Master’s thesis. It featured an entity-component-system implementation, a scene manager, an animation engine, a bridging engine for Lua scripting, and a multiplayer engine for streaming. The knowledge I gained while building this project was later utilized in preparing materials for my university course on the Architecture of Video Games.

A web application for creating simple quizzes where you have a list of pictures from various domains. By completing a four-option quiz, users can learn to identify pictures of flowers, trees, animals, etc.

During the development of this app, I was fascinated with fractals. The result is an application that displays fractals from the Mandelbrot set, featuring a few fancy capabilities such as coloring based on various variables and rendering into an image.

A simple HTML editor developed in WinForms using .NET, which I used to practice my programming skills.

A simple desktop app that demonstrates how various sorting algorithms work. I wrote it when I started learning about data structures.