Pokemon Beat
Kanto Trainer
Rival Silver
Hoenn Gym Battle
Team Galactic Commander
Driftveil City
Kalos Legendary Pokemon
Rival Gladion
Galar Battle Tower
Champion Cynthia
The video and audio above shows the project I worked on for my Final Year Project module.
I used a plugin by PhoenixMarket as the basis for the project, and made my own arrangements of classic and modern Pokemon music based on the original tunes and other arrangements around the internet by Jompa, Sakib66, JDMEK5, Tangy, MaruPiano, ShinkoNet & Winged Souls. The 3D stadium in the background is by VenCreations, but I created the Pokéball textures for the individual beats myself, along with designing the UI and making a working jukebox feature.
Each song was chosen to represent the player’s journey throughout the mainline Pokemon games, and every song is inspired by the region they are from. For example, the Rival Gladion theme uses a Hawaiian steel guitar and choir to reference the vocals used in Pokemon Sun & Moon’s opening and Champion themes, along with a Koto to include the influences that the Kanto region had on the Alola region.
My aim was to recreate the pieces of music that I loved the most throughout the series, but also putting my own spin on them, along with providing the player with a lively and nostalgic experience.
Frog Of War
Main Theme – Battle Boogie
Attack Phase – Sword Swing
Discovery Phase (Synth Version)
Discovery Phase (No Synth Version)
Menu Music 1
Menu Music 2
Victory Jingle
For my Beta Arcade Module, my task was to create the entire sound track for Frog Of War, a game where players gather weapons to fight to the death in last-frog-standing combat. As such, all the songs above are entirely my own compositions, and the songs I enjoyed creating the most were the main theme and the attack phase theme. This project let me develop my knowledge of old fashioned music styles, such as swing, boogie woogie and marches, combining them with more modern versions of the styles (e.g. electro-swing) and also infused a frog theming throughout.
A Deer Named Cow
Piano Introduction
Objective Complete
In my Upskill module, I improved upon my knowledge of creating audio for games with Wwise and REAPER by making this short level in UE4. I learnt how to sync up hoofbeat sound effects with the running animation of the deer, along with learning how to loop audio and how to create a natural, yet melancholic atmosphere with music. Both pieces are original, and the opening notes of the piano are inspired by Toby Fox’s “Waterfall” from Undertale.
Castle Of The Dead
Chance In Hell Part 1
During the Journeyman project in Year 2, I had to create a piece of music for our vertical slice trailer. This trailer was for Castle of the Dead, a VR-based prequel to the House of the Dead series, and to make the audio I used the Garage Band app to create a medley of House of the Dead songs. The music for this trailer is much darker and foreboding than the original game’s music, however, conveying just how much danger the player is in exploring the castle.
Along with the above music, I also did the level design of some of the castle hallways, along with some of the camera work, particularly in showing off the zombie king and his throne room.

Course
MComp Computer Games Design
About Me
I am a third year student that specialises in Audio Design and Level Design. I am interested in how audio can enhance the player experience, through (both in-game and UI) music and sound effects.
Software
- Unreal Engine 4
- Dorico 3.5
- REAPER
- Wwise
I am also familiar with Game Maker Studio 2 and Photoshop.
Work Experience
I do not currently have any industry experience, but I studied BTEC Computer Games Design at Middlesbrough College.
Interests
I adore RPGs, particularly the Pokemon franchise as it inspired me to pursue the career path of game and audio design, and I am also a fan of other games such as the Dragon Quest, Sims and the Animal Crossing series.
I am currently studying ABRSM music theory at Grade 7 level, which helps in creating my own music composition projects, and I enjoy Taekwon-do.