Chanel Lim's Website Portfolio

Name: Chanel Lim's Website Portfolio - AI Visibility Score
Creator: Engagemii
Published: 2026-07-15T21:37:10.617Z
License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

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AEO Score: 5/10

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About Chanel Lim's Website Portfolio

Artist, game producer, and graphic designer studying Computing and the Arts at UCSD.

Key Topics

Athenaeum is a game currently being developed under a club-run development project I started named "The Chanel Project (TCP)".After I became an officer in my university’s video game development club, I knew I wanted to run a long-term project open to anyone looking for experience in game development. At the time, the hands-off style of the club made it difficult for any first-time developers to find their initial footing. So, I pushed for my project to be run starting January 2024.Our initial interest check when we launched this project idea had almost 90 responses. Despite TCP being a community project, the team is currently going strong into its 8th month of development. I believe the most important part of keeping people interested and engaged in development projects like this one is effective communication and positive collaboration for members to feel comfortable and excited about contributing.The game is a 2.5D deck building rogue-like set in a mystical yet eerie environment. We follow our main character, Anamesa, into a library that is populated with characters that eerily resemble her cultist family.Our teams consist of a programming, art, audio, writing, design, UI/UX, and VA team. I act as both the Game director in charge of managing the scope and vision for the game and as the Game producer in charge of managing the members, their output, and scheduling meetings. The most difficult part of the project is that almost everyone, including most officers, have not made a game before, nor worked in one with this many people. However, it takes developing a game to truly understand the process of game development, so throughout our entire development process, I am making sure to teach and explain how to combat problems and adapt to any changes.While I am booking rooms, remedying time conflicts, setting up weekly meetings, directing officers, and overseeing semiweekly meetings for every single team, I also act as a lead for art, design, and writing. As a member of the team, I draw, write, play test, and design for the game’s story, environment, characters, and cards.I hope that involving my community in game development will open the industry to everybody who is nervous about taking their first step. I want to provide a fun but realistic look at the amount of planning, goal setting, and scope adjusting needed to organize a project of this magnitude. While it has not been easy doing all the management and documentation for this project, I love to learn along the way and see the output of my team’s efforts. The success of the project this year has landed me the position of Game Development Director in the club to make this project a yearly thing, and that is why it is vitally important that I do as much troubleshooting and documenting as I can this year to prepare for future years and prepare future game developers.