| Alan Pavlish | |
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Alan Pavlish is a veteran game designer, producer and programmer who has received an honourable Special Thanks mention in the credits of Realms of the Haunting.
Alan has a lenghthy career in the gaming industry, having worked for developers such as Interplay, Electronic Arts, Origin Systems and Fox Interactive. At present, he is Chief Executive Officer of Tantrum Inc., a consulting agency specializing in video games and online gaming.[1]
Among others, Alan has been involved in the design, programming and/or production of the following video games:
- Galaxian (1983)
- Murder on the Zinderneuf (1984)
- Wasteland (1988)
- Battle Chess (1989)
- J.R.R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings: Volume One (1994)
- Boogerman: A Pick and Flick Adventure (1994)
- Wolfenstein 3D (1995)
- Frankenstein: Through the Eyes of the Monster (1995)
- Mummy: Tomb of the Pharaoh (1996)
- Casper (1996)
- Dragon Dice (1997)
- Heart of Darkness (1998)
- Wasteland 2 (2014)
Gallery[]
Alan (right) with Brian Fargo. Image courtesy of CRPGnews, 2014.
Fancy-Hatted Alan (pictured left) in the Interplay Yearbook. Image courtesy of John Romero for Mobygames.
![Alan (second from the right) as part of the Wasteland team, all dressed as Mad Max road warriors,[2] circa 1988. Image courtesy of Jimmy Faher for The Digital Antiquarian.](/wiki/File:Alan_Pavlish_-_Wasteland_Team.jpg "Alan Pavlish - Wasteland Team.jpg (114 KB)")
Alan (second from the right) as part of the Wasteland team, all dressed as Mad Max road warriors,[2] circa 1988. Image courtesy of Jimmy Faher for The Digital Antiquarian.
Links[]
- Alan's developer sheet on Mobygames
- Alan's LinkedIn profile
- Wasteland 2 Kickstarter Wrap Party Q&A, with appearances from Alan and Brian Fargo.