The incredible workstations of the world’s biggest game developers

Those of you with desk jobs know that after some time, your work space slowly becomes your own.

A photo of your family, some desk toys, maybe a pot plant – soon that little corner of your office is your home away from home.

It’s no different for game developers who, despite working on incredible digital worlds instead of spreadsheets, still spend the majority of their day behind their desks.

But what do their workstations actually look like? Gamasutra recently contacted some of the industry’s best and brightest to find out.

Check out these awesome workstations below (click to enlarge):

Brendon Chung

Culver City, USA

Gravity Bone, 30 Flights of Loving, Quadrilateral Cowboy

Edmund McMillen

Santa Cruz, USA

Super Meat Boy, The Binding of Isaac

Brenda Romero

Galway, Ireland

Wizardry, Ghost Recon, Train

Masaya Matsuura

Tokyo, Japan

PaRappa the Rapper, UmJammerLammy

Dylan Cuthbert

Kyoto, Japan

Starfox Command, PixelJunk Series, The Tomorrow Children

Sam Barlow

New York, USA

Silent Hill: Shattered Memories; Her Story; War Games

Martin Hollis

Cambridge, England

Goldeneye 007, Perfect Dark, Bonsai Barber

Wan Hazmer

Tokyo, Japan

Final Fantasy Type-0, Final Fantasy XV

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