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==Life and Career== |
==Life and Career== |
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Gregori graduated from Anne Frank High School, a subdivision of the [[Budapest University of Jewish Studies]] at the time. Majoring in English studies at the [[University of Budapest]], |
Gregori graduated from Anne Frank High School, a subdivision of the [[Budapest University of Jewish Studies]] at the time, and a school catering to the (grand)children of survivors of the Hungarian [[Holocaust]]. Majoring in English studies at the [[University of Budapest]], Gregori worked as an English translator and a film assistant during his college years.<ref>http://www.szub.hu/?p=5619</ref> His early jobs also included stints as a church caretaker and a reviewer at a local [[game magazines|game magazine]].<br> |
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From the 2000's, Gregori worked mostly as a freelance journalist, editor and translator in and around Budapest. His initial attempts at creating computer games met with failure: ''Below'' and ''Age of the Magi'', two Windows-exclusive [[adventure game]] titles he co-developed, folded due to a loss of funding. |
From the 2000's, Gregori worked mostly as a freelance journalist, editor and translator in and around Budapest. His initial attempts at creating computer games met with failure: ''Below'' and ''Age of the Magi'', two Windows-exclusive [[adventure game]] titles he co-developed between 1995-8, folded due to a loss of funding. He also wrote three novels and three screeplays in his spare time, featuring mostly disaffected [[Central European]] youth, with a hint of [[magical realism]]: while the manuscripts received mostly positive peer reviews, they were all self-published at the time. Two of his screenplays were picked up, but remained in ''development hell'' within the Hungarian studio system. At this time he also joined the Budapest Digital Archives as a translator. He eventually founded ''GregOrigin Studio'' in 2016 to work on story-centric [[multiplatform]] games. <ref>http://www.nembulvar.hu/portal/page/portal/2DD1895B2EDD43B4A08334A08AE75B40</ref><br> |
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== List of games created == |
== List of games created == |
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Revision as of 10:26, 5 March 2020
András Gregori | |
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| Born | Budapest |
| Occupation | video game designer, writer |
| Genre | Urban fantasy, Magical realism, Speculative fiction, Psychological thriller |
András Gregori (b. Budapest, c. 1984) is a Hungarian video game developer, programmer and writer, working under the brand GregOrigin Games.
Life and Career
Gregori graduated from Anne Frank High School, a subdivision of the Budapest University of Jewish Studies at the time, and a school catering to the (grand)children of survivors of the Hungarian Holocaust. Majoring in English studies at the University of Budapest, Gregori worked as an English translator and a film assistant during his college years.[1] His early jobs also included stints as a church caretaker and a reviewer at a local game magazine.
From the 2000's, Gregori worked mostly as a freelance journalist, editor and translator in and around Budapest. His initial attempts at creating computer games met with failure: Below and Age of the Magi, two Windows-exclusive adventure game titles he co-developed between 1995-8, folded due to a loss of funding. He also wrote three novels and three screeplays in his spare time, featuring mostly disaffected Central European youth, with a hint of magical realism: while the manuscripts received mostly positive peer reviews, they were all self-published at the time. Two of his screenplays were picked up, but remained in development hell within the Hungarian studio system. At this time he also joined the Budapest Digital Archives as a translator. He eventually founded GregOrigin Studio in 2016 to work on story-centric multiplatform games. [2]
List of games created
- Existentia Episode 1: This Girl's Life (Adventure game, 2019)
- Existentia Episode 2: Escape From Fifedom (Adventure game, 2019)
- Love/Hate Triangle, Chapter 1 (Adventure game, 2020)
- Love/Hate Triangle, Chapter 2 (Adventure game, 2020)
- PseudoLife/ThinFabric/UrbaNite (Adventure game in 3 episodes, 2021)
- Warehouse To Let/Hive Mind (RPG, 2023)
List of written works
- What planet are you from? (screenplay)[3]
- Shakespeare's approach towards Christian Mysticism after 1600 (book-length essay)
- Basic fault (screenplay)
- Pseudolife (screenplay)
- Basic fault (novel)[4]
- The Natasha Caste (novel)[5]
- What planet are you from? (novella)
- Thin Fabric (screenplay)
English editions
- Basic fault (pending)