CastleStorm 2
My first full-time gamedev role was working on CastleStorm 2 for 2 years. It wasn't my genre of a game, but as somebody with near-zero relevant experience, it brought lots of challenges and self-development. The game had two layers, similarly to the Heroes of Might and Might series: a strategic map, and a battle-ground. I was responsible for the former, and our senior programmer worked on the combat game mode.
Besides the map, I was also the one to implement our menu framework (gamepad / keyboard interoperability, navigation, et cetera).
We were using Unreal Engine 4, mostly blueprints (with some supporting C++ code of course), so that technical designers / artists can also change any logic (it was a very small team, around 8 people, so everybody wore more hats).
We sticked to the launcher engine for a long time, so all of my engine changes were done via pull requests.
Circus Electrique
In the next year, I was doing mostly UI work on Circus Electrique.
Same as for CastleStorm, I was doing most of the UI framework, but I was also building several in-game menus, mini-games, etc.
