Interactive 3D portfolio of Marco Del Rizzo, a full-stack and game developer based in St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada. The site is a PSX-style campfire in a night forest, built with Unity, Needle Engine and Three.js.
Marco Del Rizzo is a full-stack developer by trade and a game developer at heart. He studies computer science at Memorial University of Newfoundland and is on a work term at trophi.ai as a full-stack developer. Outside of work he builds side projects and is into music, soccer, and health and fitness. He likes building things that feel a little alive — this portfolio included.
A drum machine and step sequencer rendered entirely as monospace text — 16 steps, 7 tracks, 16 voices synthesised live in the browser with the Web Audio API, songs saved as shareable plain text. Built with TypeScript and React. typebeat.delrizzo.dev
A desktop and web chess analysis app pairing a local Stockfish engine with a Claude-powered AI coach, with game import from Chess.com and Lichess. Built with Flutter. chess.delrizzo.dev
A real-time multiplayer social-deduction party game of hidden roles and card-based bluffing. Built with Flutter, the Flame engine and Firebase.
A fast online multiplayer arena shooter with rollback netcode and Steam lobbies — kill feed, scoreboard, minimap, pickups and throwables. Built with Godot 4 and GDScript.
A cross-platform music discovery and review app from one codebase on web, iOS and Android — album and artist pages, a review editor, charts and messaging. Built with React Native, Expo and Firebase.
A retro-styled app for tracking pool games among friends across 1v1, cutthroat and team modes, with an Elo-style ranking system. Built with Flutter. github.com/MarcoDelRizzo/pool-app
A Claude Code plugin that captures a monitor and sends it to Telegram, for driving Claude from a phone. Built with Python and the Telegram Bot API.
Email: Marco@rockwater.nf.ca
The notebook by the fire opens an about page, the cork board is a community board you can post to, the tent television plays projects, the boombox plays music, the wooden sign links to colleagues' sites, and the flip phone opens a contact form.