Postage Hostage

Firstperson Puzzle simulator

• 5
• 6 Weeks
• Unreal Engine

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Power Off

Thirdperson Puzzle

• 1
• 7 Days
• Godot

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Game Engines

Godot
Since 2024

Unreal Engine
Since 2026

Unity
Since 2025

Construct 3
Since 2022

Tools

Blender
Since 2024

Aseprite
Since 2022

Github
Since 2024

Krita
Since 2023

Tor Hall

Hello! I'm a 20 year old student who loves everything gamedev so I would describe myself as a Generalist. I have the most experience in game design, but I also love every other part of making a videogame or interactive experiences in general.

I started making games in 2022 at LBS Linköping and now at Valla Game Education in my 2nd year.

I would describe myself as a fast learner with the ability to adjust easily to changes. If you have any questions feel free to reach out!

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Android Studio
Since 2026

Magicavoxel
Since 2022

Blockbench
Since 2024

Perforce
Since 2026

Ableton
Since 2021

Reaper
Since 2026

Figma
Since 2024

Miro
Since 2025

My focus in this project:

Robots have taken over the surface world. Your job is to deliver batteries to save your robot species from extinction.

Core loop:

This game was made for the Bigmode Game Jam 2025 during a seven day period.

At the start of each level you appear in front of a sewer entrance. This will be your exit. The exit is highlighted by an arrow.

Walking trough the level, you need to place lights. These will act as your breadcumbs to find your way back.

Your able to pick the lights up and reposition them if needed.

When you find the city battery, at the end of the level, you need to grab it. Grabbing the battery will result in all the power in the city being shut off, affecting your vision. All you see is yourself and the lights you placed.

Taking the battery also removes the sound from music and replacing it with an eerie ambience to get a feel of complete darkness.

Use your memory and placed lights to find a way back.

Audio changes based on the material you walk on, thus helping you determen where you are in the level.

When returning to town for the first time, music starts playing and the vibe becomes even more friendly.

After each level compleated you notice the city has grown, showing you where the next level entrance is.

Im happy with the result of the game. I maneged to do everything I had planned without any magjor hiccups. Feedback has been mostly positive as well besides some people finding it too hard, which I also think it is.

I would've liked to make a better tutorial, but I sadly didn't have time.

It got 185th out of 800 entries in the game jam, which im very happy with.

My focus in this project:

As a slime, your only moves are running, jumping and slamming. Use these moves to defeat enemies and avoid obstacles in your path.

Core loop:

This game was made in 4 days for a school project that had the focus on prototyping. I was the programmer, level designer, gameplay designer, vfx artist and animator.

My focus in this project:

An astronaut Alien, fighting to keep the stations living core alive against the evil Pinnians.

Core loop:

This game was made during a 7 day period as an assignment for my first Unity game at Valla Game Education. Everything is made by me.

Pushing away Pinnians (the bowlingpin aliens) does two things.

A combo determens the amount of points you get when the Pinnian gets knocked off the map. The higher the combo, the higher the points earned.

While the core is alive, the game also ramps up in difficulty. Causing more and more enemies to spawn for each second that passes.

Keeping the core alive is the most important thing to focus on in the game. If the core gets hurt too much, it's game over. The health decreases each time an enemy hits it.

At the end of the game, your score gets put onto a highscore list, showing top attempts on a local save using Unity's player prefrences.

Every 30 seconds, the core switches islands. This helps the game feel more alive and engaging.

It also serves purpos as a hailmary when the game is at it's hardest as the hoard of enemies are stuck on the old island and have to regroup once again.

My focus in this project:

Chase pills in an endless adventure! This game is a highscore based game. Go for the highest score possible!

Core loop:

Fast small Prototype for a level generation concept.

My focus in this project:

Feed your God, Suzanne, the souls of her enemies. She ewards you with powers to further help you in your mission.

Core loop:

This game was made in around 4-5 days in order for me to learn the basics of Unreal Engine.

My focus in this project:

A 2D platformer made to try and mimic some of the movement of Super Mario 64.

Core loop:

This game was made in around a month in Construct 3 in 2023.

My focus in this project:

Blip and Blop's Random Teleporter has sent them a long way from home. Help them get back. Blip has recently been diagnosed with Shadow Allergy while Blop has Light Allergy, and just can't stand light.

Core loop:

This game was made in a week in Construct 3 for the 1-bit Game Jam. It also won the Jam with 500+ entries!

My focus in this project:

Chaotic game about sorting post in space!

Core loop:

Game was made in Unreal Engine in around 4 days for a school project with the focus on planning and structuring.

My focus in this project:

A rougelike top-down about the twisted depths. With radiation spread all over, and the overworld crumbled, there's few signs of life left, except for underwater.

Core loop:

This game was made in 4 days for the Jamsepticeye game jam with a team of 10 people. The game placed number 19 out of 1100+ entries!

My focus in this project:

A simulation game about "working" for the shadow goverment in their postal facility.

Core loop:

This game was made in Unreal Engine 5 as a schoolproject. We were a team of five people with different yet flexible roles. My main role was the programmer and game designer.

Our primary goal was to make a finished product with an emphasis on polish and game feel.

The player controls are simple as they only use the mouse. You control the camera and your hand with mouse movement and the clicks are for interactions with hovered items.

If an item is Hovered, it gets an outline and the player hand becomes a pointing hand which shows that the item can be intrected with.

When interacting with an item, it may do different things depening on what it is. Packages go into inspect mode, mugs and pens can be pushed and setting drawers can be opened.

Each inspecing interaction changes the hand to represent each action for clarity.

Interacting is a different state than the normal looking mode.

Packages can have a lot of things to look out for:

Anomalies can range a lot in variety.

For example, the packages can be on fire, dripping with mystery goo or simply open the gates of hell.

These properties come in at different times during the game so it won't be overwhelming for the player.

All items (and packages) come from the same base Blueprint Class. This class handles things like:

And then all the package logic is on the Package Blueprint Class.

The conveyor belt is the thing that delivers the packages to your workstation.

It has a few different purposes in the game:

Each day has a set amount of packages determened by a data table.

A data table is used as it's very easy to structure and change anything if needed.

The game progresses through a day cycle with the goal being to survive an entire week.

Every day there is a quota that needs to be met, if you fail you will lose and return to day one. But if u succeed you will continue to the next day.

This games UI is diegetic, meaning, it exists in the game world rather than being plastered on the screen.

The "Settings Cabinet" is essentially our pause menu. Having categories for audio and graphics divided into different drawers.

Our solution to a diegetic tutorial was a clipboard. The clipboard is an item which can be picked up and rotated. It displays text that updates every day if any new rule is added.

It also has a white arrow above it when there is something new to read.