Games Unfinished

  • Tony Island

    The year is 2000. Tony the Loon from TR3 is not dead. Having acquired another meteorite fragment after cheating death, he purchased an abandoned bioweapons facility on a remote island to exploit the power…

  • Call of Cthulhu

    A short-lived project inspired by Call of Cthulhu, potentially something I might pick up again one day. The game would have began in Arkham (the Lovecraft one, not the Batman one!) with Lara investigating…

  • The Trench

    This level was created for Back to Basics 2018: Space. The premise was that Lara would travel down a gravity elevator (like a space elevator, but going down) into the Mariana Trench. Alien ruins…

  • Passage to Eden

    This was a 3-level set that I worked on over the course of a few years during the mid 2010s. It was inspired by Palmyra in Syria, legends of the Djinn, and the concept…

  • Earth Chakras

    This was going to be a levelset of 7 levels, each based on a “chakra” awakening on the Earth and giving rise to a previously unknown temple. Two levels are shown here – a…

  • Race for the Iris: Aftermath

    A level I created back in the early 2010s, which was intended to take place immediately after Race for the Iris, with Lara evading Von Croy and exploring more of the Angkor Wat ruins.…

  • Mythic Journeys

    I created this levelset in the mid-2000s using NGLE and TREP. In 2008, I made a multimedia project out of it for a few of my college classes. The game was built with NGLE…

  • Streets of Seville

    This is a very old level that I worked on in the mid-2000s. The Seville location was inspired by Mission Impossible 2, and the level featured a dreamlike evening aesthetic with TR5 Rome objects…

  • Mind Garden

    This was a very large level inspired by AOD and TR5 Rome, with a very dreamlike, mysterious atmosphere. It had a few interesting puzzles, but mostly was a series of interconnected areas without much…

  • Borobudur

    A very old level that was inspired by Borobudur in Indonesia, although I never actually built the rooms that look like Borobudur. Originally posted on Nite Traveler →