I design all types of games, with a preference for tabletop games. But I also design mobile games and tabletop RPGs.
My second biggest passion in life is storytelling, either through the medium of games or via novel.
I have years of experience with graphic and visual design and highly enjoy the process of creating something new.
I’m Vincent, and this is my portfolio website. Please feel free to check out any of my projects or contact me directly.
My favourite game, 1981’s Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detectives, is a masterpiece in both writing and design. In it, any number of players try to solve a crime in Victorian London, either cooperatively or competitively. The Read more…
My love of H.P. Lovecraft’s work started with Fantasy Flight’s board game Arkham Horror, which came at a time when I was already knee-deep in designing board games. For the longest time I held up Read more…
Will you bring an end to madness, or cause it? Will you side with civilians or the eldritch? Play the fast-paced strategy game with 0 to 6 players to find out who you really are… Read more…
Creating a digital game alone is a hard task. Not just because of the scope, but also because of the multidisciplinary skills that are required. Still, I gave it a shot; I made a turn-based Read more…
This little card game is great for those that want a quick card-calling party game. It consists of 18 cards and a single round lasts no more than 10 minutes. The goal in Chants is Read more…
As the weary adventurer pulled out a deck of cards, he knew he was in for a whole new adventure. His very essence was captured within these playing cards, and the hand he drew would Read more…
I find my inspiration in the most random of places. Therefore, as a way of paying back, I challenged myself to come up with 1 new game idea every day (posted on my Twitter).
On reason I enjoy tabletop games more than digital, is that digital games often lack clear communication and cooperation – so I decided to make a mobile game focused around those two aspects. In Spaceship Read more…
In this online competitive game 3 players go head-to-head with each other to becomes England’s best detective, tasked with solving the latest crime. The art used below is purely to relay the idea, as the Read more…
A small town is having trouble with monster crawling out of a nearby dungeon, and they are in desperate need of brave adventurers. Unfortunately, they only have you… Gold is the only reason you’re here, Read more…
Four vehicles start, only one survives. All hail the victor! On the Fury Road players will racing with one of four unique vehicles, avoiding landmines and mud-baths. They have to continuously avoid driving into walls, Read more…
For my MA thesis I designed a tabletop role-playing game, based around the fundamental design-aspects of accessibility and possibilities. The result was this unconventional RPG, set in a world overrun by massive walking islands and Read more…
In 2017 I made a board game to propose with. The game required both players to trade and play cards, working cooperatively to reach their goal. Each had to gather 3 relationship tokens before each Read more…
One of the things I love about gaming, is that it is so easy to create a vivid adventure in your own mind – and if done right, a multiplayer game can make this a Read more…
The year is 1896. Corruption and lawlessness is on a rise in Dublin, Ireland. Just last night a crime most foul was committed, and the culprit is still on the run. As a private detective Read more…
During the creating process of my tabletop role-playing game Prowl, I chose to write stories within the world to better understand the inner workings of the different creatures and cultures. This is one such story… Read more…
Non Architecture is an organization that tries to explore the boundaries of architecture, primarily through unconventional competitions. As art director for Non Architecture, I was in charge of designing the brand. We knew we wanted Read more…
I always aim to explore new ways of world-building. This time, I chose to start with the smallest part–an inn–and expanded outwards. After the inn came the town it stood in, the area surrounding it, Read more…
