Margaret Wallace and Nicholas Fortugno, two casual game gurus, announced the launch of a new casual game development studio in New York called Rebel Monkey.
Margaret Wallace was the co-founder and CEO of Skunk Studios in San Francisco before starting Rebel Monkey, and Nicholas Fortugno is credited with designing the casual titles Diner Dash and Plantasia, among others.
The focus of the new studio is to take casual games "to the next level" by creating high quality games to appeal to audiences the world over.
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New Casual Game Studio Rebel Monkey Launched in NYC
Margaret Wallace and Nicholas Fortugno, two casual game gurus, announced the launch of a new casual game development studio in New York called Rebel Monkey.
Margaret Wallace was the co-founder and CEO of Skunk Studios in San Francisco before starting Rebel Monkey, and Nicholas Fortugno is credited with designing the casual titles Diner Dash and Plantasia, among others.
The focus of the new studio is to take casual games "to the next level" by creating high quality games to appeal to audiences the world over.
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