Email : roym101@uqat.ca
LinkedIn : www.linkedin.com/in/marjolaine-roy
Itch.io : https://marshmallow9.itch.io/
French or English
LinkedIn : www.linkedin.com/in/marjolaine-roy
Itch.io : https://marshmallow9.itch.io/
French or English
This is the part that every graduating student gets told they MUST write, but has no idea how to.
To counter this problem, I'll not just write it, but I'll also draw it. That way, if you are unsatisfied with my writing skills, you can just ignore all of it and look at my fabulously mesmerizing drawings!
To counter this problem, I'll not just write it, but I'll also draw it. That way, if you are unsatisfied with my writing skills, you can just ignore all of it and look at my fabulously mesmerizing drawings!
My name's Marjolaine and I'll be graduating in 2025 with a Bachelor in game design.
I completed my CEGEP with a technical DEC in Multimedia. My passion for programming led me to a bachelor’s degree in computer science, but I switched midways to game design studies to focus on games. But do not be mistaken!! for my love of programming has never ceased, hence why I chose to specialize in tech design.
I never get tired with games because they require to develop both logic and creative skills, and I've always been a curious jack-of-all-trades. I like to learn the basics of 3D and 2D art from time to time and I still enjoy coding, even if I'm not in computer science anymore.
But out of all the things I can learn while making games, designing and programming NPCs is the most fun to me. You'll notice that a few of the projects showcased here include lots of AI. Whether friendly NPCs or fearless enemies, they fascinate me!
And occasionally, I need a new challenge. I participated in the 2023's Ubisoft Game Lab Competition, for which my team and I won 2 awards: Best Game Design and Best Quality of the ''3Cs'', with our game Nuclear Rollout.
Apart from making games, I love music, travelling, fangirling over cute and scary animals, and playing video games (duh). If you can't find me on a Friday night, I'm probably:
A) trying to set a sim on fire
B) desperately searching for the reassuring sound of Cornifer's little humming
C) digging myself a hole to survive the night because I haven't found enough sheep to make a bed yet.
B) desperately searching for the reassuring sound of Cornifer's little humming
C) digging myself a hole to survive the night because I haven't found enough sheep to make a bed yet.
And if I need a break from the screens, I'll either be building models or shamelessly pretending to be an artist whilst my 10-year-old drawing skills still follow me around.
