My journey into programming began with Unreal Engine 5. In total I have made three games:

• Lacertian world - My first game and my first experience creating something functional. It’s a platformer with combat, divided into multiple levels with new mechanics introduced gradually.

• T.A.N.K - The second game where I consolidated and improved the skills I gained in the first project. It's a top-down shooter with multiplayer mode and progression for levels.

• One winter evening - The third and so far latest game. A small game made for a game jam, featuring a story, cutscenes and monologues (arguably my best game).

In addition, I created four plugins:

• Variable Storage, Equipment Information, Variables To Variables — These were my first experiences working with C++.

• Time Saving Actions - Just an experiment.

As a result, C++ became more interesting to me than making games and plugins.

 I started studying standard C++ on my own. At first I followed a YouTube course to gain the basics, then I wrote small programs for friends. One day I decided to look for tools that could simplify routine tasks in games. Everything I found required writing scripts, so I thought: why not build such a tool myself? I’m probably not the only one with that need. That’s how the idea for my first pet project — ColorSeach — was born.