C++: Pong
Clone of the first Pong game using the SFML library.
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Hi, I'm Alex, a Games Technology graduate from UWE. I am passionate about game development and have extensive experience working with Unity. My main focus is on programming systems to implement in games, with a strong emphasis on Procedural Content Generation (PCG) and Artificial Intelligence (AI).
During my time at UWE, I have worked on various game projects, honing my skills in Unity, C#, C++, and game design principles. I'm excited to bring my expertise to the industry and contribute to the development of innovative and engaging gaming experiences. Check out my featured work, and don't hesitate to get in touch if you'd like to collaborate or learn more about me.
Clone of the first Pong game using the SFML library.
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Description of the algorithm or visualization.
