Jordan Sorcery Pods | Resurrecting Warhammer Quest | James Hewitt in Conversation with Jordan Sorcery @JordanSorceryPods | Uploaded August 2024 | Updated October 2024, 22 minutes ago.
James Hewitt designed Warhammer Quest: Silver Tower, Horus Heresy: Betrayal at Calth, Gorechosen, and more at Games Workshop. At Mantic he worked on Dreadball and Hellboy, and across an incredible career he has designed and developed great games at some of the biggest companies. Most recently he has taken on a role developing games in the Dystopian Age for Warcradle.

We talking about resurrecting Warhammer Quest, the culture of the Games Workshop design studio, what he has planned for the Dystopian Age games, and how to design a game from scratch.

Game designer James Hewitt interview.

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[Warcradle Announcement]
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