0:44

Need a Visionary

Innovation in the game industry usually comes from a visionary in charge of making the game title. Games made by a large group but without the visionary tend to be incredibly well designed but do not deliver the same unique experience.
Toby Gard
Roles: #Game Designer
Credits: #TOMB RAIDER: LEGEND #TOMB RAIDER #GALLEON #TOMB RAIDER: UNDERWORLD
Tags: #Auteurship

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