As the lead designer and gameplay programmer, I am in charge of creating major gameplay themes and their implementation.

When I'm not being tossed around departments, I like to work on the UI. I have a passion for user-experience and getting things just right!

I'm in charge of discussing ideas with the musicians and integrating sound and music into the project. I believe everything in a game should exist for a reason that is coherent and fun.

As a programmer I have worked extensively on the AI for the minions and buildings. I am also in charge of getting feedback from our playtesters and processing this data so that our team can decide on the best path forward for our game.

I'm the godfather of structures, the concept-slinging design-maestro of the ever-changing world, and the iterator of important UI elements. I am not only a gameplay programmer, but also the Social Media Coordinator of the team. Collecting feedback and making our presence known is the goal I've set my sights on.

If you have a question, you can come to me! I'm the creator of Flora and serve as project lead for our team. I've written a lot of the design tools and core gameplay mechanics so I know where to look when strange bugs appear. I've also put a lot of effort into making the game look nice, both from an engineering standpoint (building our shaders and rigs) and an artistic standpoint (as a concept artist, modeler, and animator).

I am the man who works to keep this great team organized and on track. I can be found coding something, participating in a design meeting, creating 3D assets, and every so often planning a sprint. I try to take some of the weight off of Zachs shoulders and constantly remind him of what sleep is.

Besides planning out awesome features with the rest of the team, I create interesting AI for the corrupted creatures and work to optimize Flora's performance.