Anthony Micallef
Game and AI tools developer, Toronto
I ship live games, take old ones apart to see how they work, and use AI coding agents every day.
I build live games, then reverse engineer old ones to learn how they worked. I use Claude and coding agents every day and read every line they write.
A live Roblox game I build, balance and keep updating.
What I built
What I learned
A live game needs small, frequent balance passes based on what players actually do.
See the game
EA shut the servers down in 2015. I brought the game back.
What I built
What I learned
How to decode an unknown file format by testing each guess against the original game.
See it in the Lab
A static recompiler that runs a 1994 CD-i game on PC.
What I built
What I learned
Translating code ahead of time turns every emulation bug into one fix in the compiler.
See it in the Lab
A falling-letter word game where you choose when to cash your words.
What I built
What I learned
Playtesting the scoring rules did more for the game than adding modes.
Play it
A hand-painted platformer: Tomataro must find the seven Paint Gems before Paintra fades.
What I built
What I learned
Good movement comes from many small, tuned numbers rather than one big system.
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Rotational marble arcade puzzle with Campaign, Infinite, and Classic modes.
Real-time audio visualizer with effect presets and live-reactive scenes.
Multi-timer recipe assistant for cooking steps, prep, and smart pacing.
Minimal task and checklist manager focused on speed and clarity.
Arcade word game with combo scoring, progression systems, and fast rounds.
Arcade cluster puzzle with multiple modes and rapid score pressure.
