‘God of Gods’ Bryan Henderson Producing Music for Owl Cave’s
Feb 23, 2015 4:40:43 GMT
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Post by mindless on Feb 23, 2015 4:40:43 GMT
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‘God of Gods’ Bryan Henderson Producing Music for Owl Cave’s New Game
I wonder, just how long it will be before PM starts to take credit for all the good things that are now happening to Bryan. I can almost guess the spin that he will use. something like, while we are still working on implementing our own multi-player experience, Bryan's life has already changed because of his involvement with Godus, He now has the starting of a promising new career in gaming, and its all because of us.
‘God of Gods’ Bryan Henderson Producing Music for Owl Cave’s New Game
He may have been seemingly shafted by Peter Molyneux’s wild promises, but ‘God of Gods’ Bryan Henderson hasn’t been put off of the games industry just yet.
Bryan has been working with Owl Cave (Richard & Alice) for their new point-and-click adventure collection The Charnel House Trilogy, producing music. This is Bryan’s first time producing music for games, and he has been working on The Charnel House Trilogy with friend and recording partner Callum Stevenson.
Bryan has been involved with Owl Cave since the recent controversy surrounding the failure of Godus, a game he was promised a share of the revenue to for winning 22Cans’ Curiosity.
Owl Cave caught wind of Bryan wanting to produce music for games through a recent interview on Eurogamer, and requested help with their game. The sample Bryan sent developer Ashton Raze was the “perfect” sound, and so he joined to assist with The Charnel House Trilogy’s soundtrack.
It’s great to see something good come out of, and for that controversy to springboard him in to work on an actual commercial product is fantastic news.
Bryan has been working with Owl Cave (Richard & Alice) for their new point-and-click adventure collection The Charnel House Trilogy, producing music. This is Bryan’s first time producing music for games, and he has been working on The Charnel House Trilogy with friend and recording partner Callum Stevenson.
Bryan has been involved with Owl Cave since the recent controversy surrounding the failure of Godus, a game he was promised a share of the revenue to for winning 22Cans’ Curiosity.
Owl Cave caught wind of Bryan wanting to produce music for games through a recent interview on Eurogamer, and requested help with their game. The sample Bryan sent developer Ashton Raze was the “perfect” sound, and so he joined to assist with The Charnel House Trilogy’s soundtrack.
It’s great to see something good come out of, and for that controversy to springboard him in to work on an actual commercial product is fantastic news.
I wonder, just how long it will be before PM starts to take credit for all the good things that are now happening to Bryan. I can almost guess the spin that he will use. something like, while we are still working on implementing our own multi-player experience, Bryan's life has already changed because of his involvement with Godus, He now has the starting of a promising new career in gaming, and its all because of us.
