City State Entertainment
George Davison is an experienced technology leader in the gaming industry with a strong background in graphics programming and software engineering. Currently serving as Chief Technology Officer at City State Entertainment since September 2015, George has contributed to projects such as "Final Stand: Ragnarok" and "Camelot Unchained," focusing on high-performance threading systems. Prior experience includes roles as Principal Graphics Programmer at Runic Games, where George worked on "Hob," and Senior Platform Engineer at Bungie. Other notable positions include Senior Software Engineer at Warner Bros. Entertainment, Lead Client Software Engineer at Simutronics, and contributions to various gaming technologies at Paradigm Entertainment and Atronic. George holds a degree from Andrews University, earned between 1997 and 2001.
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City State Entertainment
City State Entertainment is an independent video game development studio founded in March 2011, in Fairfax, Virginia, by online gaming pioneer Mark Jacobs and accomplished programmer, Andrew Meggs. Over the last few years, the studio has grown to 23 hard-working, sarcastic and politically incorrect individuals. In October 2012, we released our first game, March on Oz, for Apple's iPad. The studio embodies an “open office” collaborative process where all team members are expected to contribute to the design and the development process. The staff is a very diverse bunch that also includes lots of four-legged mammals, two bearded dragons and a tarantula. The team is currently developing their second game, Camelot Unchained (working title) a niche RvR old-school MMORPG.