Factsheet
Developer:
Powerhoof
Based in Melbourne, Australia
Founding date:
March 2013
Website:
http://www.powerhoof.com
Press / Business contact:
contact@powerhoof.com
Social:
Twitter - @Powerhoof
Facebook
Youtube - PowerhoofTV
Itch.io
Releases:
Acid Knife
Regular Human Basketball
The Drifter
Crawl
Phone:
(On Request)
Description
Powerhoof is a two man independent games studio located in Melbourne, Australia. While both tinker in all aspects of game development, Barney Cumming is the preeminent artist and animator, and Dave Lloyd's background is in programming.
Their first project was Crawl - The dungeon crawler where your friends control the monsters. This was followed up by Regular Human Basketball, a multiplayer party-starter (no giant mechanical death-machines here), as wells as a plethora of smaller free titles.
Both members of the duo now have a pet project they're currently working on - Barney with Acid Knife, and Dave with The Drifter.
History
Before PowerhoofBoth Barney and Dave had been working in the Australian games industry for about 7 years before starting Powerhoof. They worked closely on and off during that period across multiple studios.
Most recently they both worked at EA's Firemonkeys studios where they worked on titles Flight Control, Sims Free Play, Spy Mouse, Real Racing and Mass Effect Infiltrator.
They then quit all that freemium silliness and started Powerhoof at the beginning of 2013.
Since ThenSince starting Powerhoof, Barney and Dave have released two commercial projects- Crawl and Regular Human Basketball, as well as a multitude of smaller free titles.
Projects
Videos
2014 Profile Video YouTube
Images
There are far more images available for Powerhoof, but these are the ones we felt would be most useful to you. If you have specific requests, please do contact us!
Logo & Icon
Awards & Recognition
Additional Links
Dave Lloyd on Twitter
Personal tweets by Dave (@DuzzOnDrums) http:.
Team & Repeating Collaborator
Dave Lloyd
Programming, Design
Barney Cumming
Art, Animation, Design
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