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Welcome to my writing portfolio. My name is Tom Jubert, and I'm an award-nominated writer of interactive entertainment.

I've recently completed work on Driver: San Francisco, Evil Dead iPhone, and Sega's AAA shooter, Binary Domain, but I'm probably best known for directing and producing narrative on all three entries in the critically acclaimed Penumbra series. I'm currently developing a unique interactive dialogue system, and working on an ambitious new Vita IP.

I was shortlisted for Best Video Game Script at the Writers' Guild Awards 2008, featured as one-to-watch in Develop's "30 Under 30", and I've
been interviewed in renowned industry publications like Gamespot, Develop and Rock, Paper, Shotgun. I'm represented professionally by Sidelines, the UK's most exclusive games writers' agency.

Fancy discussing a project, asking about games writing in general, or just having a natter? It's always good to hear from passionate developers, so just get in touch.

Press
"One of the defining characteristics of point-and-click adventure games is their ability to tell a great story, and Deep Silver’s latest game, Lost Horizon, is no exception. Great characters and writing."
Gamezebo, 27th September 2010

You can find a collection of the latest reviews of my work here.

I was interviewed recently in Moveiscope magazine, discussing the relationship between the mediums.


Recently I have mostly been...

...working with a small Russian outfit (not Ice Pick Lodge) on an ambitious new approach to interactive dialogue systems.  The bigger news is that I'm a month into a new contract with Sega to lead the narrative development on an ambitious new Vita IP alongside Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth's creative director, Simon Woodroffe. In other news, I'm very close to completing the revamp of my indie logic game, ir/rational.




Boring Stuff

Site last updated: 23rd September 2011

Some other ways to keep up with my movements are Twitter, LinkedIn, Formspring and via my blog.

I work according to the contractual and rates guidelines set out by the British Writers' Guild of Great Britain. Precise rates are relative to circumstances.


'Fear not! I will inspire you all by charging blindly on!' - Minsc, Baldur's Gate, 1998

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