Jamie Morton Design
I am an experienced professional game designer and have been in the exciting, fun and crazy world of the games industry for over 25 years.
Specialties: game design, level design, game mechanics design, F2P, R&D, concepts and pitches, 3D software, game editors, documentation, organisation skills, and staff mentor.
I am always looking to become the best designer and person I can be. I'm currently seeking new opportunities to continue to develop my skills and collaborate with an exciting team.
Please see my game discography below.
I am a keen amateur
photographer and completed two photography courses at Derby College in the U.K. Other interests are cinema and books on film, music, reading, traveling, cooking, fitness and practising bass guitar.
Senior Game Designer
2012 - Present
Ubisoft Abu Dhabi
My responsibilities included setting the design foundations, mechanics and features and helped to establish the episode content and hidden object scene pipeline for the studio’s multi-million downloaded hit mobile games, based on the CSI, NCIS licenses.
My current responsibilities are designing the monthly content for the live releases for Growtopia, a sandbox free-to-play MMO game.
Senior Game Designer
2011 - 2012
Spellbound Entertainment
I worked in an open design role; facilitating the design foundations for the eventual Kickstarter backed Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams. A team lead on an unpublished open world project and responsible for overseeing a small team of designers to produce a playable demo to pitch to prospective companies.
Game & Level Designer
1993 - 2010
Core Design Ltd. / Rebellion Derby
From QA to level designer to game design and lead designer on two titles, I took on a wide range of design duties on several key titles at the company with my experience in all areas of design production. I used many proprietary editor technologies and software required for game development, including the original Tomb Raider games.
For more information about my professional experience, please get in touch.
