Oleg Sechovcov

Game Development Mentor

After three years as a participant at UngAalborg GameLab, I became a mentor. I ran weekly sessions for a group of five students, taught game development, and helped organize activities such as game jams. It was my first real experience guiding a team and explaining technical ideas clearly.

Hell Dive

My first commercially released game

Hell Dive began as a small concept that I pitched to Teacup Games. I initially handled most areas of development apart from 3D modeling, and as the team grew, I moved into the role of lead programmer. Together, we took the game from an early prototype to a commercial Steam release.

Best Debut Nomination

Hell Dive was nominated for Best Debut at Spilprisen 2026, Denmark’s national game awards. For me, the nomination was a meaningful recognition of the work that went into taking our first commercial project all the way to release.

Industrial Training Simulation

Solo client project

I turned a client’s functional requirements and early Canva mock-ups into a working training simulation for an industrial startup. I developed and delivered the MVP independently, and the finished simulation was later demonstrated to educational institutions interested in using it for teaching.

Teaching Game Development

Through SDU Takeover, I taught game development and learning technology at upper-secondary schools across Denmark. The work made me better at presenting technical subjects, adapting to different groups, and turning complicated ideas into something approachable.

BSc in Game Development & Learning Technology

I already had practical experience making games, but my bachelor’s degree gave me a stronger theoretical and technical foundation. The program covered game design, programming, networking, databases, artificial intelligence, robotics, UX, virtual reality, and project management.

Rum & Ruin

Unity · Mirror Networking

I am currently building a multiplayer pirate game from the ground up. My work includes synchronized movement, a free-roam camera, combat systems, and a trading economy connected to a spreadsheet-backed item database. The project gives me room to explore larger interconnected systems and multiplayer architecture.

MSc in Game Design

I am currently studying Game Design at the IT University of Copenhagen. My goal is to build on my programming background and become better at designing the systems, interactions, and player experiences behind the code.