Tyler Sigman (@TylerSigman) is one of Red Hook's co-founders and has designed or executive-produced over 15 published video and boardgames, including the BAFTA-nominated turn-based "Age of Empires: the Age of Kings DS", the twin-stick dragon shooter “HOARD”, and the boardgame “Crows.” He holds an MBA from Colorado State University and a B.Sc. in Aeronautical Engineering from Cal Poly SLO. He loves the intersection of game design, business, economics, and game theory. His favorite game of all time is Sid Meier’s Pirates! for C-64.

Keir Miron is a generalist programmer who has been making games full-time for 9 years. Before working on Darkest Dungeon he worked on a variety of games on a variety of platforms most notably “HOARD” (Steam/PS3). He enjoys gameplay programming the most, but jumps in wherever is needed. He also has a podcast where he mostly interviews other game developers called "The Question Bus".

Pierre began his career in the games industry 15 years ago working as a one man show on the humble Gameboy Colo(u)r. Since then, he has held various positions including lead, gameplay, rendering and general all around good guy in over 15 shipped titles across countless platforms.

Since picking a favo(u)rite game would certainly cause Pierre to go into an endless loop, it is easier to say that he often reminisces about dark times back in Hyrule, driving off the Rainbow Road, turning anything with Bloodlust into innocent sheep, getting a shotgun blast to the face on Lockout and riding a green dinosaur while wearing a yellow cape.

Stuart Chatwood (@chatwood) composes the music for Darkest Dungeon, and is the team’s only bona fide Rock Star. Stuart is best known as the bass guitar and keyboard player for the multi-platinum Canadian rock band The Tea Party. However, he also has contributed heavily to the videogame scene, having composed music for eight Prince of Persia games beginning with “Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time.” Stuart’s love of things dark and Gothic as well as his varied use of exotic instruments makes him a perfect fit for the vibe of the game.

Power Up Audio (@PowerupAudio) is the partnership between Jeff Tangsoc and Kevin Regamey, sound designers that have contributed to the audio over 200 published games in the industry. Since its inception last year, Power Up has been making their mark on the local Vancouver scene, working on games such as TowerFall, Crypt of the NecroDancer, Sword of the Stars: The Pit, and Sky Pirates of Neo Terra. Jeff’s preferred games are of the JRPG persuasion, citing Final Fantasy IX as his all-time favourite, while Kevin enjoys the masochistic art of speedrunning the most difficult of games, his current game of choice being Spelunky. Both enjoy a hot bowl of ramen after an arduous row in the dungeons.

Sean Green (SneakyPie) has been in the graphic and web design industry for over 5 years and has even won an award or two. Pretty fancy. While his career is in design, his passion is in video games and community building always eager to lend a helping hand.

Should you notice anything on the site not behaving like it should, he would love to hear about it.

His favorite game of all time is Baldur’s Gate 2.

Dana Fortier is a Character Animation graduate who fell into a game design career in 2000. Since then he has filled various positions in the game industry including 3d modeller, scripter, mini-game designer, and lead designer. He has worked at Electronic Arts and Microsoft on various AAA projects. He currently resides in Vancouver, BC Canada.

John Lindvay is the Producer at Red Hook Studios. With a bachelors of fine art with a concentration in fine metalsmithing from Edinboro University, John first entered the game's industry by hosting BigSushi.fm a podcast that produced long form interviews with game developers from around the world. He also helps organize the annual game jam that takes place on Amtrak's California Zephyr unambiguously named Train Jam, as well as heads up the Student Ambassador program which helps place 50 students from around the world on the train. He worked as a sous chef for several years, enjoys drinking gin, and spends way to much time thinking about DOTA 2.