Adiguna S. Ligawan

Game & AR/VR Developer · Jakarta

I build games and interactive systems: gameplay programming in Unity and Godot, AR/VR work, and the occasional web or mobile build when a project calls for one.

Open to new work

Experience.

Building AR and VR applications in Unity across client projects: 3D interaction systems, asset integration, and optimisation work for both headset and mobile targets.
Active member of the computer science student association, across internal programmes and faculty events.
Ran with the community across a year of social programmes, joining whichever division a programme needed.
Smart Society Indonesia
Set timelines, allocated tasks, and liaised with schools, lecturers, and volunteers. Mostly a lesson in decision-making under a fixed deadline.
Bimbel with TFI
Lesson planning and curriculum development: breaking complex topics into activities that hold attention, and adjusting pacing to how students actually responded.
Thrive Together
Minutes, schedules, and records for participants, finances, and volunteers across an orphanage programme.
Murealfi
Event planning and logistics: securing permissions, sourcing paint and equipment, and scheduling volunteers.
BINUS Untuk Negeri
Event planning and logistics across a faculty-wide outreach programme.

Get in touch.

Emailadiguna@ligawan.com LinkedInlinkedin.com/in/adigunaSL GitHubgithub.com/adxze itch.ioadxze.itch.io

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Project · Game

Smuggle Rush

Arcade racing

Year: 2025
Team: Solo project
Built with: Unity · Aseprite
Duration: 6 days

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A top-down delivery game with a 3D look faked entirely out of stacked 2D sprites. Outrun the chase, don't clip the traffic.

The visual trick is sprite stacking: each car and building is built from flat pixel-art slices offset to look like volume. The cars still use 2D physics underneath. Forward speed is direct and arcade-like, while angular steering gives turns enough drift that you need to commit before the corner.

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