My Games Portfolio

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A portfolio of most of the games that I've managed the production of. Some of these games aren't live anymore. Nonetheless, I'll share them over here (because I've put a lot of effort in building them :)


Production @ Gameshastra and Vroovy
Happy New Year
Play Store Link
iTunes Store Link		 Brothers: Clash of Fighters
Play Store Link
iTunes Store Link


Fish Pro: Fishing Extreme 3D
Play Store Link
iTunes Store Link		 Airlift
Play Store Link
iTunes Store Link


Baby: The Game
Play Store Link
iTunes Store Link		 Kochadaiiyaan: Kingdom Run
Play Store Link


Crazy Oogles
Status: Revoked		 Ashoka The Game
Play Store Link
iTunes Store Link


Harbinger Wars
Status: Revoked		 Race 2
Status: Revoked




Production @ Gameloft (Co-Publishing)

These J2ME (Symbian phones) games were managed by me in a co-production role at Gameloft's Hyderabad studio. The studio has since been shut down. And despite the long nights that we spent there trying to race towards the deadline, it still evokes lot of nostalgia. :')

Avalanche Snowboarding Crazy Taxi


Carnival Land Avatar


Asterix and Obelix Sherlock Holmes



Modern Combat 2 Black Pegasus
Cowboys & Aliens


Prince of Persia Fast 5 (for movie Fast and Furious 5)


Assassin's Creed Revelations Asphalt Elite Racing


Jurassic Park High School Hook Ups



Honorary Mention

This game listed below was completely developed by me. Yeah, it's not completely polished, but it is something. ;)

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