M Zaky Zulfikar
Hello there! I’m M Zaky Zulfikar, a multidisciplinary creator with a passion for blending logic, creativity, and problem-solving. By day, I’m immersed in the world of technology as a Computer Science undergraduate, exploring everything from algorithms to game development. By night (and sometimes morning), I channel my curiosity into crafting unique experiences through games, tools, and experiments that push boundaries—or just make people smile.
Before diving headfirst into code and pixels, I graduated with a degree in Law, where I honed skills in critical thinking, ethics, and structured reasoning. While it might seem like an unconventional path, studying law gave me a deep appreciation for systems, fairness, and storytelling—all of which influence how I approach design and programming today. Whether it’s creating engaging gameplay mechanics or writing compelling narratives, I strive to bring balance and thoughtfulness to every project.
My work spans various genres and mediums, but one thing remains constant: I love experimenting with ideas that challenge norms or spark new perspectives. From narrative-driven adventures to quirky interactive toys, my goal is to create things that resonate emotionally while also being fun to tinker with under the hood.
When I’m not coding or brainstorming my next project, you’ll probably find me reading up on tech trends, playing indie games for inspiration, or debating philosophical questions over coffee (thanks, law school). This eclectic mix of interests fuels my drive to build meaningful connections between art, technology, and human experience.
Feel free to check out my projects below! If you have any feedback, collaboration ideas, or just want to chat about your favorite games/languages/philosophical dilemmas, don’t hesitate to reach out—I’d love to hear from you.
Let’s create something awesome together! 🚀
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Skills & Interests:
- Game Development (Unity, Godot, etc.)
- Programming Languages (Python, C#, JavaScript, Java)
- Narrative Design & Worldbuilding
- Systems Thinking & Problem Solving
- Indie Game Enthusiast
- Lifelong Learner
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