'BYOF Studios' was mainly made up of 4 members, I became the 5th addition when I joined. The studio did not have any in-house artists and would outsource all the required artwork for games from an art studio located in the Philippines.

Before my join date, BYOF Studios had already released 3 titles on both the iOS & Android platform stores. Chronologically, "The Hardest Emoji Game Ever", "Discover O" and "Bluff Party - Online Multiplayer Card Game".

Raoul & Surojit were ready to start working on a new game which would not only be fun to play but would also contribute to a good cause. The programmer 'Digvijay' had already created a very first rough prototype of the game with the few game mechanics implemented and soon the game was named "Boop the Snoot". From that stage onwards I and Digvijay were assigned to handle the development of the game until the end. My role as a video game designer was to make sure that the game looks, feels and plays better with the help of Digvijay. 

The most important task was to maintain a consistent communication with the artists situated in the Philippines. Provide them with the art direction and retrieve quality assets required for the game. And then integrate the finalized art assets in the game engine (Unity 2D).