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Hmm, so get this — Pneuma Games Group just decided they’d kick things up a notch with a fresh-off-the-press studio named Cast Iron Games. Yeah, wild, right? They’ve set up shop in Tileyard North, Wakefield, and are diving into the hardcore triple-A co-development world and all things game porting. Now, leading this circus are Arden Aspinall and Jon Seymour. These guys? Total industry legends. They’ve been around the block with names like TickTock (nope, not the clock app), Rebellion, and Double Eleven.
Oh, and hey, Cast Iron is basically Double Eleven’s sibling. Family business vibes, anyone?
Aspinall’s vision? Well, he’s all about making Cast Iron live up to its name. Wants folks to see it as sturdy and dependable. Like your favorite pair of boots, maybe. He’s big on following the path of Lee and his team at Double Eleven — admiring their old-school, solid principles. Says those principles naturally weave into everything they do at Cast Iron. Sounds like a cozy setup, right? Like they’re making this grand family with lasting partnerships or whatever.
And then there’s Seymour chiming in. Guy’s all about building an epic place for his crew. Surround yourself with talent, and good things happen, he reckons. That way, they get to pour their energy into bringing all kinds of wild, creative things to life. You gotta love that passion.
Right, so where was I? It sounds like Cast Iron’s gonna do some heavy lifting in the gaming universe. Can’t wait to see whether they nail it or if it’s just another day, another studio. Fingers crossed, eh?
