MATT CARPENTER

Every kid's wanted to make games when they grow up. They stop wanting to make games roughly around the time they figure out how hard it actually is. I did not stop wanting to make games, and never have. The act of working until noon the next day and proudly proclaiming the fruits of your efforts is exactly what I live for, and now I'm looking to make that my job.

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Since my early teens, I've developed the skills I need to make my dream games, and help others make theirs a reality too. I got my start working with MUGEN content, gradually expanding into over 100 total characters in my repertoire, all hosted on a YouTube channel of over 7k subs with a little over 1 million total views. I then moved into making mods and helping others work on their fan games -- I even make mods for games that aren't meant to be modded! The next logical step is to bust into the industry and start making games for real.

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Whether it's on a team or by myself, I work myself to the bone to turn ideas into reality. As a leader or team player, I like to bring a casual and aloof atmosphere to the workplace; after all, we're making games. That should be fun! Most importantly, though, I make sure work gets done first and foremost. All of the goofing off in the world won't make a game, right?