We're Multiverse, a startup that participated in Y Combinator's W20 program, focusing on creating next-generation tabletop RPGs that blend elements of Dungeons and Dragons and Roblox into a visual online experience.

We wanted to create a game that was more engaging and different from what existed on Facebook, so we developed 'Kingdoms of Camelot' using public domain material to avoid IP costs.

Unlike traditional game design, which often adds social features as an afterthought, we start with community elements like guilds and profiles, then incorporate gameplay.

Pocket Worlds is looking to enhance this architecture by developing more social-first experiences and games.

I aim to create games that absorb players into an activity while also allowing them to reflect on their engagement and the nature of their goals.

We're a small, early-stage startup focused on launching more characters and storytelling, aiming to create a new media entertainment company for fans of games and esports.

The tools we have now and will develop in the coming years present an incredible opportunity to change education positively, such as creating interactive educational games from video content.

One of my upcoming projects is a game that aims to be simple enough for everyone to understand and play, serving as an introduction to immersive experiences.

Our vision is to bring the world together through live experiences, and our mission is to build a global marketplace of live experiences that people love.