What we care about
Adacio was founded on three principles:
1) To create games people love to play. We?re here to create games we?d love to play even if someone else had created them. They should be easy to learn but should have enough gameplay depth to hold the interest of more advanced players.
2) To make games that people play for a very long time. In our opinion the games industry has an unhealthy bias for games that are hot for a year or two and forgotten soon after.
We want to create games that people play for years, or better yet, generations. We want people to play our games not just this year but 50 years from now.
3) Great people make great games. We hire only great team players who get lots of stuff done and organize into small teams that own the vision and roadmap for their product. If you?re an owner who wants to make a mark in the games industry you?ll be a perfect fit. If you want to be told what to do, you?ll be better off working for our larger competitors.
Who we are
Brent Vincent – Founder
Brent Vincent founded Adacio in 2015 to pursue a lifelong dream to create games that touch people’s lives and that people play for generations. Previously Brent consulted for companies like Logitech, Nestle and Tahiti Perles and more recently led teams within Amazon, Ning and LinkedIn. Brent lives in Walnut Creek with his wife, two daughters and a Goldendoodle named Ellie.
Justin Heidenreich – Production Designer
Justin Heidenreich just wants the game world to be a more beautiful place. Like Will Smith in Men In Black, his role as Production Designer at Adacio is to make this look GOOD. With a background in 3D animation, design, and motion graphics, Justin brings his vast and varied experiences to the art of making games. In his spare time, he wrangles sharks from the ocean with his bare hands.
Takbeom Heogh – Designer
Takbeom Heogh is an enthusiastic student from Korea who has always craved an opportunity to show his ideas and aesthetic sense to the world. Tak studied Industrial design within the automotive industry, but he loves to draw more creative things like airships, spaceships and robots, so he jumped into the game industry in 2015.