supposing-to-know

an exercise for supposing-to-know:

1) imagine things you like. it is inevitable that you will imagine things you like. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_selection)

2) ought to remove the unfit. compare everything and remove the unfit, quick! (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiple_comparisons)

3) focus and repeat: choice is possible, choice is possible… (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Axiom_of_choice)

4) choice is possible, we are free, and you have the final decision. choose! (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi_party_system)

5) well, we *are* free and you *do* choose, but things *are* complex, you know? (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multipartite_entanglement)

Interactive adaptation of La Fontaine's fable. Player can either be Fox or Crow. Prepared in Twine.

A quick strategy game on the revolution in Tunisia. Browser-based, written in Javascript.

with Bertan Gundogdu, Cagatay Metin, Kubra Saygin, Orkun Kocaturk, Ugurcan Orcun, for Global Game Jam 2010 organized by IGDA Education SIG.

An iPhone game about a fireball virus trying to capture a human body. Coded using Quartz, Objective C.

for Ludum Dare 48.

A minimalist game developed in 48 hours. Every time you start the game, it is about a different prisoner in gas chambers.

with Ugur Guney, for Global Game Jam 2009 organized by IGDA Education SIG.

A game about a bug fleeing from the creature it is walking on. Game map is automatically generated as a Voronoi diagram. Coded using SDL, C++.

with Ugur Guney.

A tool that generates political speeches by making up paragraphs for given attitudes.

with Caner Fidaner and Huray Fidaner.

Written in 1996 as a CYOA book, implemented in Twine in 2014 as an IF.

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