Emeka Igbokwe-Azogu — Solo Unity Developer

Worlds built to be stepped into, not just looked at.

I design atmosphere-driven horror and story games, and build the Unity tools other developers use to make their own. Everything here is made solo, start to finish.

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CirclesGames is becoming just one part of a larger studio, CirclesLab — a hub built around the growth of passionate people. CirclesGames is its games section; CirclesTools is its Unity-tools section.

Games & Projects

Six projects, one solo developer.

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Flagship — origin story

World 001

An open-world RPG that began solo, grew into a team project — its revival is the first step toward my long-term dream, World 007.

Completed · itch.io

It's Just a Story

A scientist who warned his company against the experiment that caused the outbreak searches for his missing daughter — and races to reach his old lab for a cure.

Paused · Demo live

Hinterkaifeck

Live a maid's final night before her death, inspired by the real, unsolved Hinterkaifeck murders.

Unity Asset Store

Tools other developers build with. — made by me

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Worldsmith

Generate whole planets — terrain, surface features, and a living world of settlements — on a true curved surface.

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Infinity Combo Editor

A visual combo-authoring layer for action games — build attack chains without hand-coded state machines.

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Optimization Kit Pro

30+ scene scanners, runtime culling, streaming and adaptive quality — profile and fix without leaving the editor.

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Can't afford a tool right now?

Buy one and review it for a free pick of your own — or pitch me if you're a creator who'd put a key to good use.

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Community & Teaching

Building more than just games.

As President of the Game Development Club at Eastern Mediterranean University, I organized game jams and ran mentoring sessions — helping students go from "I haven't learned anything yet" to shipping their first working prototype.