Geoffrey Mugford

@namidasai.itch.io

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🎮 Gameplay Programmer (Systems + UX) 📚 Games Tutor @nftsfilmtv.bsky.social ⚫️ Part of @paradise-collab.bsky.social He/Him | London, UK namidasai.itch.io

Screenshot of comment on itch. User Nimlouth posted “This is some great dumb fun to have, and can even get a bit deep if you and your opponent start creating interesting image collections for playing. Absolutely underrated!”
Two people are mid-playtest at a board game café. One player has their hands covering their face. The other player is smiling thoughtfully while holding a small hex tile, mid-turn. A partially played prototype game with wooden hex tiles and a bear figurine is set up between them on the table, with rules and a phone nearby. The scene captures a lighthearted but focused moment of gameplay and testing.
Purple banner image with white text that reads: “I'LL BE AT Develop on 9th July!” Below that is the Develop conference logo and the words “Insight: Inspiration: Networking.” On the right side of the image is a circular photo of a person with glasses and shoulder-length hair, smiling in front of a blurred outdoor background. In the top-right corner is the logo for Oubliette, and in the bottom-right corner is the Abyssal Foundry logo.
Selfie of Geoffrey smiling in front of the Oubliette stand at Gamebridge, with the rest of the team. A laptop displays the game’s eerie comic-book visuals. The vibe is casual and friendly, surrounded by other indie booths and student showcases.
Two prototypes on left and right of the screen. The one on the left says "1st Prototype 10h" and shows a grid-based endless runner style movement where a ship navigates between waves and rocks to make it to the other edge of the screen (vertically). The one on the right says "2nd prototype 24h" and shows a grid-less endless runner style gameplay where a ship moves between lanes and is being chased by a bigger ship shooting at it.
Luc and Geoffrey standing next to a showcase display of Oubliette, playable at Interactive Futures
Kanban Pizza Game workshop: featuring paper triangles, sticky notes, red markers. Students are trying to make as many slices as possible in a fixed amount of time. They need to keep waste to a minimum.
Playtesters playing Hive & Seek at UKGE
Photo of a stand at UKGE playtesting Hive & Seek. Cute bees and bear abound
I'll Be At UK Games Expo on Saturday 31st of May from 10am–1pm in Hall 2-108.
Gameplay trailer for Yin & Yang, a minimalist black-and-white puzzle game. Two glowing orbs move through geometric levels, avoiding direct lines of sight between them. Subtle lighting and soft ambient music create a calm but tense atmosphere as players guide the orbs to reunite.
Gameplay footage from a prototype of The Cheese Theorem, an experimental puzzle game. Two capsule-shaped characters are tethered together with a glowing line that stretches and changes colour based on distance. The player clicks and drags the characters around a sparse level with large circular icons representing tasks. The tether tightens and pulses with intensity as the characters move apart, visually representing growing emotional tension.
A fast-paced showreel of interactive projects developed in Unity, including educational games and museum exhibits. Highlights include tablet-based historical puzzles, a top-down immunotherapy shooter, a filmmaking simulator, VR language-learning interactions and a proof of concept for a farming sim teaching STEM. Each clip showcases engaging visuals and intuitive interfaces designed to teach through play.
Gameplay of Pilkki, an ice fishing mobile puzzle game, where the hook is controlled like a pendulum to catch fish in lakes
A split image comparing two approaches to learning in games. The top half shows a screenshot from Portal, with lasers, portals, and puzzle elements that teach mechanics through play. The bottom half shows three panels from Mass Mutations, an educational game where players answer math and grammar questions to defeat cartoon monsters.
GDLX stand of Oubliette
Gameplay video showcasing the capabilities of ViewfindR - a factual filmmaking training simulator. We see a coffee shop, with the player placing down a camera, a light and an interviewee. The player then adjusts parameters such as focal length, height, pan, light intensity and colour temperature, as well as the interviewee’s pose to compose a shot. We see a blackout studio, with a camera, a subject and two lights set up. The player submits a shot and gets feedback on how they could make it better.
A cute bear figurine sits on top of a grid of hex tiles representing flowers and bees
Factory reset zine of a hand holding a zine where a picture of a hand is holding a phone
Freelance Unity Developer available to start in May, educational games, programming, user experience design, webgl, mobile, VR
Prototype wooden pieces with cute small bear figurine
Wooden tokens with drawings of bees, flowers and hive.
2D game where an astronaut moves in zero gravity, trying to make pieces of wreckage fit together
Prototype gameplay of a ship navigating between lanes using crew members on specific stations such as helm, sails, etc. The ship is pursued by an enemy and shot at.
Ice fishing game with hook being controlled like a pendulum going left and right.
Minimalist vector art astronaut hanging upside down in space.