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Marc Wilhelm's Blog

Game designer Marc Wilhelm has collaborated on a variety of successful game projects. His professional work on development teams at industrial scale publishers and studios has resulted in the publication of critically acclaimed and award winning AAA PC & console titles. Additionally, his experience with smaller and medium sized start-ups and incubators has led to novel and successful web based, social and mobile projects, utilizing a variety of monetization strategies and models.

Through his professional journey in games, Marc has taken opportunities to explore several roles including 3D/ 2D artist, game designer and producer. Under the moniker 'Marc Von Wilhelm' and the banner of 'Fresh Aces Videogames', Marc also self-publishes games independently. His solo-developed titles have been included in indie-game bundles and have earned praise from both players and critics. 

In 2011, Marc founded the 'Colorado independent Game Developers Association' (CiGDA), successfully creating a diverse forum for artists, developers and musicians to discover and build a local, collaborative game-development community. The group encourages the pursuit of knowledge and expression by fostering a safe, open, supportive and inspiring environment. CiGDA believes in progressing the interactive arts to 'create good' through events such as local charity game jams & youth outreach.

Marc currently serves an appointment as Assistant Professor of Game Design at Champlain College's Game Studio, a division of the School of Communication & Media Arts. He participates in game jams, conferences and festivals such as the Game Developers Conference, PAX and IndieCade.

Marc Wilhelm's Comments

Comment In: Video: Curating the do-it-yourself revolution [News - 05/17/2013 - 01:39]

Agreed. Games get so much ...

Agreed. Games get so much more interesting when the core impetus for making them is not simply attracting a mass audience and/or money.

Comment In: This is the future of free-to-play [News - 10/11/2012 - 02:35]

I 'm confident that the ...

I 'm confident that the F2P model can be done ethically and transparently. The fact of the matter is, audience preference is changing.

Comment In: Turning down Zynga: Why I left after the $210M Omgpop buy [News - 03/27/2012 - 03:39]

Congrats Shay. Good luck. ...

Congrats Shay. Good luck.

   

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