Hi, I'm Mian Mohammad Shah
Gameplay Programmer based in London. Specialising in systems design, AI behaviour, procedural generation, and rapid prototyping.
MSc Game Development graduate from Kingston University, I specialise in turning complex gameplay ideas into clean, scalable systems.
My focus areas include AI behaviour trees, procedural generation, and experimental runtime architectures. I thrive on rapid prototyping — moving from concept to playable build fast, then iterating relentlessly.
Whether it's networking multiplayer horror, building roguelike progression systems, or compiling spells at runtime using Roslyn, I enjoy the hard technical problems that make games feel alive. Clean code, systems thinking, and player experience drive every decision I make.
A cooperative multiplayer horror experience where players must work together to survive against intelligent enemy AI. Features real-time synchronized enemy behaviours and dynamic tension systems.
A fast-paced 2D roguelike with procedurally generated dungeons and deep combat systems. Features chunk-based level generation, upgrade paths, and risk-reward progression mechanics.
A narrative-driven strategy game exploring themes of hope and survival. Players manage resources, assign tasks, and guide a shelter community through challenging times using interconnected attribute systems.
An experimental spell system that compiles C# code at runtime using Roslyn. Spells are defined via JSON and can include AI-assisted generation workflows, enabling unprecedented creative flexibility.
Open to gameplay programmer roles at UK studios. Whether you have a project in mind or just want to connect, I'd love to hear from you.