Tammy McDonald

San Diego, CA (USA)
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Heavy Water

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Location: San Diego
Industry: Technology/Web
Year Founded: 2013
Number Employees: 10-50 people
Business Stage: Growth (not profitable)
Entity Type: "S" Corporation
Description: We are nearing the Beta phase in our game product, the Axis Game Factory, and are interested in securing Angel or VC financing to enhance the product and accelerate the launch and platform features (approx $1M). Axis Game Factory is an innovative toolset that allows users to Build, Play and Share their game creations and in-game cinematics in a way that has never been done. Think Minecraft on Steroids meets You Tube! We are happy to share our financial model, business plan and set up an online demonstration for your consideration... and if you or your kids are "gamers" - we would love to share a drop box link for them to access for PC/Mac. About our Studio: Heavy Water (dba of Vision Scape Interactive, Inc.) is an experienced game development and publishing studio located in San Diego, CA. Having been in the business since 1997, we have extensive knowledge in building complete game engines from scratch for multiple console systems, writing cutting-edge tools for 3D modeling and animation packages, creating original properties for game, toy and 3D animated television series and self-publishing our own games and content for virtual worlds. Led by game veteran, Matt McDonald’s signature design and technical ingenuity, Heavy Water has broken barriers since the early 90’s on art styles, animation, technical pipelines and processes as well as deep design and gameplay innovations. As a studio, we have contributed to over 100+ projects and game titles, ranging from MMO’s to Action Adventure with online multiplayer systems to rich, story-driven games featuring expansive characters and cinematics. Having worked on many of the largest franchise titles for leading clients in the industry, we are a well-trusted partner and excel at contributing content for a variety of interactive platforms. Websites (URL removed) (URL removed)