Gameplay systems
State machines, combat loops, progression, physics, and the small details that make an interaction feel deliberate.
Game programmer / rapid prototyping
I turn game ideas into playable systems.
I am Nazım Beyaz, a Unity and C# programmer focused on gameplay systems, multiplayer experiments, and the fast path from first idea to working prototype.
Unity + C#Gameplay foundations
Networked playMultiplayer experiments
Small toolsWeb, apps, and bots
NOW
Current project
Coldline Disconnect
I am working as a developer on Coldline Disconnect. Discover the game on Steam or learn more about the team behind it.
Selected work
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Game system
CELLTEST POSITIVE
An asymmetric 1v1 strategy card game where health becomes a resource and networking shapes the match.
Read project storyMultiplayer
Eternal Debt: Grave Shift
A co-op survival game built around role-based abilities, teamwork, and integrated voice communication.
Web product
Peerora
A real-time watch party platform with synchronized video, voice chat, and screen sharing.
Prototype
Story About Fall
A turn-based RPG prototype combining roguelike progression, companion evolution, and state-driven combat.
What I work on
02 — 04Rapid prototypes
I test the core idea early, keep the feedback loop short, and turn experiments into a foundation worth building on.
Tools beyond games
Web products, small applications, and bots when a practical tool is the right shape for the problem.
A little context
Curious about the systems behind the screen.
I like work that sits between design intent and technical structure: figuring out why a mechanic is fun, then building the architecture that lets it survive iteration.
Read the latest note05 — In progress
Project: Nightwatch
A first-person horror and deduction game set during a night shift in a hidden facility. Verify identities, manage urgent tasks, and decide how far you can leave the checkpoint safely. The project is currently moving from integrated Sandbox systems toward a focused vertical slice.
Read the Nightwatch log06 — Contact