I’ve got quite a few shipped games under my belt now, varying from the small, simple projects led by ourselves that are created within a few weeks, to ones that span months of careful work and cooperation with large clients. I...
Category - Game Design
This summer we at Fire Hazard Games have created 80 Days: A Real World Adventure, an exciting game based on Jules Verne’s classic adventure novel. This is my latest game as Lead Game Designer and it was such a blast to...
One of my favorite games was last year’s Cambridge Codebreakers: The Last Secret, I was really sad to see it’s run come to an end earlier this year. But when the University of Cambridge Museums approached us just...
Fire Hazard Games was approached by Endemol Shine, the production company behind the critically acclaimed show Hunted for this summer. They wanted us to create a real life version of the show that could be played by multiple...
In association with London Games Festival, for one night, across seven rooms and 8 bewitching hours, the fantastical freakery that is Rumpus revels and roisters. Be afraid, be very very afraid, for SeaSylph Games returns with an...
What happens when you accidentally take a dick pic of an Ancient Greek statue in the British Museum? Make a game about testicles, obviously! To be precise Raiders of the Lost Archive: Quest for the Family Jewels. This is...
This is a talk that I gave at Game Happens in June of 2017. It was a fantastic time and I am so glad that this video is now up! I highly recommend going to Game Happens, it is a lovely conference and they are doing wonderful...
This year’s London Games Festival was an extremely exciting (and exhausting!) time for me with multiple games with Fire Hazard, a Rumpus extravaganza, and my first talk at VideoBrains. I know many people were unable to make...
Rumpus: Glow! is days away so I am madly working to complete my prep for the games and shenanigans. It is also just two days from the start of the London Games Festival which I am very excited to attend. I had a fantastic time...
Back in the summer of 2015, when I was just starting out on my live gaming journey, I made a live-action version of Dungeon Quest. The game board was projected onto a theatre stage which was created and changed throughout the...
