Patankirtir: Theatre of War
My top-down tank game. You get a tank, the waves keep coming, and you see how long you last. Built in Godot 4, with a mobile build and online multiplayer I am wiring up.
Apps. Games. Experiments.
Made in Nottingham.
Now building

Hi, I'm Charis. I make apps, games, odd little experiments, and the occasional system for someone who asked nicely. This is where I put the stuff I'm proud of (and some of the stuff I'm still figuring out).
I study Maths and Computer Science at Nottingham Trent University, and when I'm not building something I'm usually on a court, a mat, a trail or a bike.
See what I makeMy journey
Every level so far, the one I'm on, and what's next.
Level 1 Clear
Started building things just to see how they work: encryption from scratch, pathfinding visualisers, little tools nobody asked for.
Level 2 Clear
Studying Maths and Computer Science at Nottingham Trent University.
Level 3 Clear
Built a supervision and compliance platform for a care provider, then websites and portals for other clients. Real users, real deadlines.
Level 4 Clear
Battle Plan and Echo went live, and Patankirtir grew into a proper tank game.
Level 5 Clear
Picked up tennis and pickleball at NTU, got my red belt in taekwondo, started running again and put a lot of miles on the mountain bike.
Now playing In progress
Setting up Norrow Labs, a small studio to give my apps and games a proper home. The domains are mine. The rest is in progress.
Before Jan 2027 Up next
Training for my first 10K run, every kilometre logged on Strava.
2027 Up next
The Republic by Plato and The Conscience of the Rich by C. P. Snow.
Right now
Things I've made
A few favourites. There's more on the things I make page.
My top-down tank game. You get a tank, the waves keep coming, and you see how long you last. Built in Godot 4, with a mobile build and online multiplayer I am wiring up.
A messaging app where you text characters who feel like real people. They have moods, they notice when you leave them on read, and like most people, they do not explain their feelings.
echotexts.com ▶A game about an ordinary life in Roman Italy, around 100 AD. The first level has no fighting at all. You are a farm labourer on a harvest morning in a sun-baked olive village, and the whole point is to make you love the place before a recruiter's cart turns up on the road.
Away from the screen
Picked up both this year at NTU. New sports, new people, more reasons to get away from the screen.
I got my red belt. Still training, still kicking.
Running again, logging it all on Strava. The goal: my first 10K before January 2027.
Sometimes to think, sometimes to relax, sometimes for the exercise. 5K, 10K, 13K, whatever the day calls for.
Here for work?
Mostly care providers: compliance systems, websites and booking tools. That side has its own pages.
Say hi
Want to play-test a game, have an idea you want to bounce around, or just want to say you liked something? Send me a message. I read everything.