Alexander May

Metrogether was my first commercial game project, I developed it completely on my own and released it on Steam in April 2025.

Metrogether is a train simulator where you drive, collect passengers, work together with friends and explore the subway network in a fictional city. Embark on your journey as a train driver, dispatcher or ticket inspector in single and multiplayer.

I made the entire UI using web technologies (HTML, CSS, JS) and integrated it into the Unity Engine using the popular third-party package Vuplex WebView. This allowed me to create a modern and responsive user interface with ease.

Survivor in Space was created as a part of my apprenticeship at SRH in Stuttgart with two colleagues. It's built completely from the ground with pure html, css and javascript.

In this rogue-like game, you control a character from a top-down perspective in randomly generated spaceships with increasing difficulty.

I was responsible for the entire code base and my two colleagues helped with the assets needed. There is also a Level Editor and debug options available.

I created FullHouse as a passion project as an easy way to play Texas Holdem Poker online with my friends. It's available in German and English.

It features everything you'd want from a computerized variant of Poker, for example through the automatic display of what hand you have and an overview of poker hands, making it very beginner friendly.

Unfortunately, it does not work on mobile yet as it is hard to cramp everything into a small screen and I do want everything to always be visible, so it's something I'm looking into for the future.

CrazyAdvancementsAPI is a highly rated Minecraft Spigot Plugin API I created in 2018 to fill a part that is missing in the official API provided by Spigot.

It allows you to create so called "Advancements" which are basically customisable Achievements, at runtime, interacting with the internal Minecraft server code directly.

With over 10,000 total downloads, I have a responsibility to update and maintain the API for future Game Updates. The Source Code is also publicly available.

TS6ClientViewer is a customizable TeamSpeak 6 overlay I created in 2024 to provide a user-friendly and customizable overlay for streamers.

It's highly customizsable, gives granular control over displayed information, and is very easy to setup.

This was my first time interacting with the Remote App API that TeamSpeak 6 provides through a WebSockets server, but there were no major roadblocks as I already had a lot of experience with working with the TeamSpeak 3 Server Query API and TeamSpeak in general.