Simon was accepted into the Concept Design Academy in Los Angeles in 2008 where he was instructed by some of the world’s best concept artists, many of which still owe him money.

Besides working at Mighty Kingdom, Simon is now the director/instructor of the Concept Design Workshop that educates young talent within the game/movie industry. His talents continue to grow and flourish, and in turn his disciples emerge from his teachings with fresh perspectives of both their work and their lives.

Before moving to Australia from Belarus, Elena worked as a project manager in a game development company managing clients such as MTV. Truly enjoying her job and wishing to continue her development in the video games industry she continues to this day working with Mighty Kingdom, organizing projects, staff, events and laying the tactical groundwork for the Kingdom’s rapid expansion into enemy territory, and places unknown.

Mark took to Game Design with dedication and adaptability, displaying a good mind for creating game systems as well as a strong creative drive. His responsibilities grew beyond design documentation, eventually encompassing pitch document and proposal writing, team leading, liaising between studio and publisher and overseeing the implementation of designed systems into the game. He has a series of high profile games on his résumé, including: Star Wars: The Force Unleashed, Scene It: Box Office Smash and many more, and he has worked with international Publishers such as Lucasarts, Warner Brothers, Microsoft, KMM and Konami.

With the closure of Krome Studios in 2010, Mark has continued his involvement in the Video Game industry – perhaps as much of a testament to his foolish nature as anything else. He is currently consulting on several independent titles in addition to his role as the Lead Game Designer for the Adelaide-based company Mighty Kingdom. He is currently writing this whilst in the past, only for you to be reading it in the future, so… other than his common jesterlyduties, he has also, apparently, mastered some kind of quantum time-traveling deal. Now that’s entertainment.

Karlʼs reputation for producing excellent work under tight deadlines brought him to the attention of Krome Studios who headhunted him to join their Adelaide office. Karl worked there for several years, contributing to games such as Star Wars: The Force Unleashed and Star Wars: Clone Wars: Republic Heroes before leaving to follow his heart to Japan, the land of beauty and low-hanging coin purses.

When Mighty Kingdom was founded, Karl was their first choice to lead the 3D art team, not to mention his inherent talent for spying and liberating enemy plans and supplies. Although geographically distant, Karl is an integral part of the team. His own personal style has been shaped by his experiences in Japan, creating a unique style that manages to bring out the best of both Western and Eastern influences. The satchels of pure gemstones he ships back home to the Kingdom don’t hurt, either.

 Robin currently works with Mighty Kingdom designing mobile and tablet applications. Prior to his current role, Robin worked on projects for clients including Lucas Arts, Warner Brothers, Nintendo, Sony, Microsoft and Konami. When he looks at you, he stares into your very soul. So it’s best to wear a couple of layers.

Andrew was introduced to programming at age 10 by a book on BASIC and Dr. Michael Cooper, a veteran in the video games industry. Within two years he had produced his first dynamic football tipping website for a social club at a nearby university and a local law firm. Following this he continued casually programming small projects throughout his studies. However, with the release of the iOS SDK, Andrew decided to defer the completion of his studies and turned his focus to creating great mobile apps, supplying the ragtag adventurers of Mighty Kingdom with a source of wisdom far beyond his years.

After the closure of Krome Studios, Joseph was a sought-after commodity. He was recruited by Mighty Kingdom as a Unity programmer for iOS devices, a new and worthy foe for him to test his mettle against.

Jindou’s shrouded history includes working in video games, design studios and web agencies throughout Australia, the UK and the USA. He has published game titles with Ubisoft, Warner Brothers, Microsoft, Sony and Atari. When he isn’t leading his elite troops into battle, Jindou is out there winning design awards from the Australian Graphic Designers Association and has a qualification in a Bachelor of Visual Communications (1st class honours).

 The iPhone presented the perfect opportunity, and Philip eventually leapt from the saddle to form Mighty Kingdom with his long-time Colleague and brother-in-arms, Jindou. Philip now splits his time between developing his passion projects and managing other like minded individuals to produce successful games and applications for multiple platforms, all the while keeping the forces of darkness at bay.