Apocalypse Studios raises seed funding from Tyr for Deadhaus Sonata game

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Denis Dyack
Denis Dyack

Denis Dyack

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Denis Dyack, a video game industry veteran of 30 years and AWS Hero, is the Founder and CEO of Apocalypse, a cloud-first game development studio. Currently working on Deadhaus Sonata, a Narrative Driven Action RPG where you play the Undead fighting the living.

Denis created and led an unprecedented string of video game hits such as Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain, Eternal Darkness: Sanity’s Requiem, and Metal Gear: Solid Twin Snakes. A Canadian Game Developers Hall of Fame inductee, Denis was awarded the Outstanding Achievement in Character or Story Development by the AIAS for Eternal Darkness. A firm believer in ties between academia and industry, Denis served on several advisory boards such as MIT, University of Waterloo, Sheridan College, Wilfred Laurier University, Brock University, McMaster University, and many others.

Denis has a B. in Physical Education, H. BSc in Computer Science, M. Sc in Computer Science. A recent graduate from Miskatonic University, with full honours in Quantum Theory, believing one can never be educated enough to deal with the unknown.
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Apocalypse Studios raises seed funding from Tyr for Deadhaus Sonata game

Denis Dyack's Apocalypse Studios has raised a round of seed funding from Tyr Ventures for its Deadhaus Sonata game.
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Denis Dyack‘s Apocalypse Studios has raised a round of seed funding from Tyr Ventures for its Deadhaus Sonata game.

Dyack said the company is beginning production for Deadhaus Sonata, which is a narrative-driven action role-playing game built for the cloud from the ground up.

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You've got something in your firewall settings. Either through your router, or modem. I had this issue for like...three months with my work stuff, until I finally bought a new router.

Edit: Tried to quote...apparently I forgot how to forum over the years. This is a reply to you, Antoni.
 
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