As a kid I loved to build things. I was fascinated by flight, and so I would build try and build small airplanes out of cardboard, wood, anything I could get my hands on. A few years later my parents bought an iPad and while trying to find good physics games I stumbled upon a game about building airplanes. Let me tell you, this game?... it changed everything. I was able to experiment and test the craziest ideas of pure chaos with no consequences. No longer would I accidentally burn myself with a hot glue gun or worry about the cardboard getting wet. It was game changing.

Eventually, after a few years of doing nothing else but playing this game, I felt I had fully explored everything the game could offer and I decided I wanted to make my own sandbox game that would allow even more chaos. So I figured out how it was made and began learning how to use Unity. This led me an on a decade long journey that has led to today, where I am now teaching others how to make their own physics games.