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Hi, I'm Adam

I'm a game developer by profession and hobby. I grew up on the Isle of Barra in the Western Isles of Scotland, and now live in Edinburgh. I build passion projects in my spare time.

If one of these made your day easier or gave you a laugh, you can send me a donation for my work on Ko-fi.

Games

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Beer In The Sun

A one-button arcade game about the great Scottish ritual: drag your deckchair into the one gap in the clouds, chug your pint before the rain gets it, pour your own at the Buzy Bee, and balance a full pint all the way hame over the rooftops.

A fan tribute to Graeme "GMCG" McGuigan — featuring his actual song, with his blessing. Find the sun and the chorus kicks in. Hear the full track on Spotify.

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Water Hero

A fast, juicy firefighter tycoon. Spray the fires, dodge the flames, ride the truck out, then upgrade your HQ until you're putting out the whole solar system.

On iPhone: open in Safari and Add to Home Screen to play fullscreen and offline.

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For The Islands

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Gather

I'm building a free noticeboard for Barra & Vatersay — what's on, ceilidhs, live music, community events, and every local number worth having. Every local business listed free.

Early days — it's not officially launched yet, but feel free to have a look around.

GatherBarra.co.uk

The Family Business

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Pauline Bari — Hebridean Oils

My mum, Pauline Bari, paints Barra and Vatersay in oils — the beaches, the light and the weather I grew up in. I'm building her a website so we can ship her art around the world as prints and canvases.

PaulineBari.com

Coming Soon

Portfolio

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Programming Portfolio

My professional work — C++ and games: KOMPETE (all-in-one multiplayer — battle royale, kart racing, basketball), a tactical turn-based VR game, procedural level generation for competitive shooters, and more from my Abertay games development degree and beyond.

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Get In Touch

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Say hello

Got a game idea you'd like built, a question about my mum's paintings, or just fancy a blether — drop me a line.

hello@adambari.co.uk