As a Carnegie Mellon-trained game designer raised in a Catholic household but raised as an atheist, I’ve decoded how ancient Egyptian symbolism secretly shapes modern slot mechanics. Drawing from Nile-inspired iconography and Viking ritual rhythms, I engineered these games to trigger neurochemical rewards—not luck, but architecture. This isn’t gambling. It’s sacred geometry disguised as spin cycles.

As a Chicago-based game designer with a CMU HMI background, I’ve reverse-engineered slot mechanics through the lens of Egyptian myth and neuroscientific reward loops. This isn’t gambling—it’s digital temple worship. I reveal how hidden symbols in modern casino games subtly hijack your dopamine thresholds using ancient iconography, turning spins into sacred rituals.