About
I have always loved video games and have been interested in how they are created since I was young. My passion began when I convinced my art teacher to let me produce a game for my Art GCSE, which I continued to work on independently throughout lockdown. Exploring new ways to express ideas to an audience has always been something I enjoy.
While in high school, a teacher recommended that I go to the Women in Games conference at the University of Lancashire. This experience was a huge eye-opener for me; I learned a great deal about the course and had the opportunity to meet like-minded individuals. From that moment, I was certain that I wanted to pursue game design at the University of Lancashire.
This course enabled me to learn new methods for creating high-quality, fun, and creative levels. Throughout my 3 years on the course, I learned how to produce work to a professional level, developed skills that will allow me to access a career within the industry, and made memories and connections to last a lifetime.
Project overview
Secrets Of Venice
In this pixel art adventure, you are the last person remaining in Venice. Tasked with uncovering the mystery of what was once lost, you must explore the city’s hidden secrets and winding pathways to progress.
A beautifully crafted, immersive experience, offering engaging exploration, thoughtful challenges and a rewarding sense of discovery as the story unfolds. Check out the game: The Secrets of Venice by Joshua Martin-Clegg
The Dog Palace Mirror Puzzle: Align the mirrors to reveal a key fragment
La Salute: Our hero begins their journey
The Bridge Turn Stone Puzzle: Make a study of the hieroglyphics to reveal the first key fragment
