Who am I?

Hi, I'm Harry, also known as Srcyte (/ˈsəːkɪt/). I'm currently studying game design at university and look forward to working in the industry in what I enjoy most. In my free time, I like to make videos and stream as personal projects to advance my skill set.

I owe all my passion for games to two people, Gordon Freeman and my father. If it weren't for those late nights of watching my dad play Half-Life endlessly to share his interests with me, I don't know where id be. I hold those memories very close, which is the biggest reason why I'm doing any of this.

Top 10 Games

As games are a big part of my personality, I'd love to share the ones I have enjoyed the most, which are the driving points for many of my designs.


I lean more towards sandbox games that allow me to do what I like. When that isn't an option in games, I like to take that freedom myself and speedrun titles using unintended methods.  

EDUCATION

OCT 2020 - MAY 2024

Glasgow Caledonia University / BSc (Hons) Computer Games (Design)

Four-year course of Games Design, Programming and Research taught up to level 10. This course has taught me the fundamentals of designing a game and the theory behind it. The course featured multiple classes ranging from level design, game narrative and game user research.


AUG 2018 - JUN 2020

City of Glasgow College / HND Visual Communication and Digital Media

Two-year Graphic Design, Typography and UI/UX course taught at level 8 with a graded unit at the end of each year. During both years, I ran and won a position as the class representative, making me the class's voice.



JUN 2017 - AUG 2017

City of Glasgow College / Commercial and Visual Media

Through high school, I got the opportunity to take a class on commercial and visual media at the City of Glasgow college. Here I was taught about filming and designing, allowing me to work with their equipment on campus, like professional cameras and the studio.



JUN 2016 - AUG 2016

Glasgow Clyde College / Computer Games Design

During my fourth year of high school, I had the chance to attend Glasgow Clyde College to do a course on Games Design. It taught us the very basics of making a game using easy-to-use software to allow us to get our footing in the industry. 



AUG 2012 - APR 2018

Glasgow Gaelic School / Higher Education

Both my sibling and I attended a Scottish Gaelic School where we were taught most of our subjects in Gaelic. This posed some challenges during my higher education that I wouldn't have gotten elsewhere, but I feel I've come out of it better because of it.