Work I’ve Done

My own project

RiskyPvP/SMP

I was the owner and solo developer of RiskyPvP, a Minecraft survival multiplayer server. I launched and operated it, connecting survival and PvP with an in-game economy, seasonal progression, a Discord community, and a Tebex storefront.

What I set up

The game server

A Minecraft world with connected systems.

I configured player shops, an auction house, warps, crates and keys, ranks, and proximity voice chat.
I set up a custom resource pack and worked on getting textures to display for Bedrock players.
I ran seasonal updates. For the Season 2 Workshop pre-launch, I reworked quests, added a free battle pass track, cleaned up the warp menu, and adjusted how player shop shelves worked.

The community

The Discord community I built from scratch.

I built the RiskyPvP Discord from scratch and ran it myself. It became the home for the Minecraft community outside the game. I organized the channels and used Discord to share server updates, announce seasonal launches, and run events and giveaways.

Explore the RiskyPvP Discord ↗Need help setting up your Discord?

The storefront

A Tebex store alongside the game.

I set up the Tebex storefront for ranks, points, keys, and battle pass offerings.

Visit the RiskyPvP/SMP store ↗

My own project

Risky Anarchy

Visit the store

I owned Risky Anarchy and handled all of its development myself. One of the most technical parts was converting custom Java Edition models so Bedrock Edition players could see them in-game.

One project, connected systems.

I handled the gameplay configuration, ranks, and auction house, with Scrap and Anarchy Coins as two distinct currencies. I set a 30,000-block world border and set up a Tebex storefront for Anarchy Coin packs as one part of the server’s wider setup.