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Head North: The Inevitable
Stranded in hostile terrain after ejecting from your doomed jet, you must survive as a Russian pilot battling injury, fatigue, and relentless enemies in this slow-burn, first-person survival action.
Game Jam Participation
2025 Epic MegaJam - 10th Anniversary
- Submission Data: October 25th, 2025
- Game Name: One Wrong Step (prototype)
- Jam Theme: Here we go again
A slow-paced experimental prototype built in under 7 days for the Epic MegaJam. The challenge focused on exploration, rapid iteration, and delivering a polished UE5 experience in a tight timeframe.
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On-Demand Unreal Engine Learning Content
Solo Dev Version Control in UE5 with Git & GitHub
The Easiest Way to Use Git & GitHub with Unreal Engine 5. A Visual, No-Terminal Guide for Solo Developer (Windows Only).
Learn Git for UE5 — Free for the First 100 students:
- Protect your projects with Git.
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- Solo dev friendly, Windows only.
The Story Behind Tobosoksini Games
We’re men with names. My name is Jamal—an indie game developer, officially badged as an Unreal Authorized Instructor (UAI) for 2025 and 2026, recognized by Epic Games as a proven Education & Training Partner for Unreal Engine. I am also a lifelong gamer from Amman, Jordan. By day, I work as a senior C++ developer and 3D generalist. By night, I dedicate myself to building Head North: The Inevitable, teaching Unreal Engine, and creating tools and plugins for developers.
Games have been a central part of my life since the ’90s, beginning with the Family Game and Panasonic 3DO, and later the PlayStation 1. In 1999, playing Metal Gear Solid ignited a passion for immersive storytelling that has stayed with me ever since. In 2020, inspired by a video from indie developer David Wehle, I made a commitment to learn Unreal Engine every single day. That dedication led to the founding of Tobosoksini Games, a one-man studio named after a nickname for my daughter.
Tobosoksini is more than just a studio; it represents my personal journey of turning passion into projects. Through it, I develop indie games with a strong focus on storytelling and immersion, teach Unreal Engine to aspiring developers worldwide, and build tools and plugins designed to empower creators. At the heart of Tobosoksini is a commitment to sharing knowledge with anyone who dreams of making games.
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