Our founders.

Kyle Brown-Watson is a writer and game designer. His poetry and fiction has been published in Bedfellows, Painted Bride Quaterly, and Sortes Magazine. He has over ten years of experience in commercial video production and photography, working with brands like Refinery 29, Afropunk, and Red Bull. Before founding Outpost4, he worked with Spencer Hargiss at Letterswirl LLC as an Art Director. He lives in Brooklyn.

Spencer Hargiss is a game developer with a strong foundation in multimedia design. As co-founder and CTO of Outpost4, a design studio based in the Tristate area, Spencer has been instrumental in developing innovative projects across various platforms.

Ted Tarnovski is the Lead Producer at Outpost4 Studio. Graduating Rowan University in 2013 with a B.A. in Radio, Television & Film, Ted applies his film production experience with Agile and Waterfall software development methodologies. Ted oversees both development and design pipelines, emphasizing team wellness and achievable deadlines to avoid crunch and burnout. He is also LPI Linux-certified and has experience with administrating cloud computing platforms. He lives in Philadelphia and has a passion for both video games and movies.

Our core.

Nadya is a versatile dev specializing in game design and full-stack web applications. With a background ranging from gamified sales KPI tracking to radiation clinic logistics and scheduling, she turns her diverse experience into a holistic approach when it comes to creating engaging user experiences and solving complex technical challenges. When she’s not working on a development project, you can find Nadya following the local music scene and exploring dark mysterious corners of the Southwest.

Graduating from OCAD University, Nelson Wu is a pixel artist and illustrator based in Toronto. He is currently working in the video game and entertainment industry.
Nelson’s experiences travelling in Asia have inspired many projects and ideas. Some common themes include environments, food, animation, and design. These themes are a reflection of those experiences; many contained as a frozen memory in the form of looping animations.
He is currently pursuing ambitious projects such as making his own artbooks, animations and currently operates his own storefront called ONIONLABS.

Warren C. Longmire is an queer negro writer, technologist, and educator from the bad part of North Philadelphia. He is the former contributing editor for Apiary Magazine, the host of House Poet: Spoken Word Dance Party and the founder of _mixlit. He is a board member for Blue Stoop.
You can find Warren’s work in journals including American Poetry Review, Cartridge Lit, and Prolit Magazine as well as the Best American Poetry 2021 Anthology. His second full length project, Bird/Diz: An Erased History of Bebop (Bunnie Press), was released in November of 2023.