Spiritum Animalis : Lux Siluam
Unity and C#

This game was developed by a team of students who had never touched Unity nor C# during one night. It was made for the 3rd edition of the Code Game Jam of the IUT of Montpellier. It was a 2D platfromer featuring enigmas and minigames. By finding the objects your animal friends wanted, you were able to unlock new abilities and move onto the next area.

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Dominion
Java

Dominion is a card game. It was a project for first years student to showcase their newly acquired abilities. The back end was written entirely in Java, featuring many design patterns. It was realized in a group of four students. The GUI was provided to the students.

Cellulose
Virtual Laboratory - Cellulose degradation
Java - JavFX - JSON

The virtual laboratory "Cellulose" was a third semester project that was realized entirely by students. The goal was to accurately represent the degradation of cellulose to give researchers data to analyse. It was coded using Java, JavaFX and the JSON file format.

Charlie's Sanity
Charlie's Sanity
Unity and C#

Charlie's Sanity was developed during the 2020 Code Game Jam of the IUT of Montpellier using Unity, in less than 30 hours. The theme was "cute and creepy". Your goal is to get out of your room to meet your mother, but things end up being sorta strange. Our team received the second place for it !

TimelineExpander
Timeline Expander - Twitter
Python - Tweepy - BeautifulSoup - Pickle

This was a personal project written in Python using the Twitter API aiming to give an easily readable timeline excluding any tweet that didn't have pictures. It allowed Art oriented accounts to easily detect and retweet content that contained pictures or video. Retweets could be turned on or off. It was using BeautifulSoup to dynamically generate a webpage. There was also a way to store the ID of the tweet using Pickle and a small database to be able to find them again later.

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Pathfinder
Python and Tkinter

This was our last high school project. It used Dijkstra algorithm as well as Tkinter and Pillow in Python 3. It was made by a group of 3 high school students and could load configuration files and tell you the shortest distance between different points while drawing them on a loaded map.