Martin Wörister is an artist at the game company Nitrome.
History
Martin Wörister joined Nitrome sometime close to Halloween in 2011, being Stumped the first Nitrome game he worked on. Later on, he contributed to the Swindler series as well as to the artwork for Nitrome's first Steam game, Flightless.
In 2013, Martin Wörister worked on the art design for Nitrome's very first mobile phone game released, Icebreaker: A Viking Voyage, sequel to the Icebreaker series.
Art style
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Games worked on
| Game | Date (Y/M/D) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Stumped | 2011/10/27 | |
| Swindler | 2012/02/21 | Background and Tiles |
| Flightless Demo | 2012/10/15 | |
| Swindler 2 | 2012/11/21 | Provided additional art |
| Icebreaker: A Viking Voyage | 2013/06/20 | |
| Nite Nite | 2014/06/02 | Nitrome Jam Game |
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| v • d • eNitrome Staff | |
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| Game artists | Giuseppe Longo • Gustav Kilman • Helm • Jay Smith • Jon Annal • Joseph Gribbin • Markus Heinel • Martin Wörister • Mat Annal • Simon Hunter • Stefan Åhlin |
| Programmers | Aaron Steed • Andrew Gardner • Arthur Guibert • Carl Trelfa • Chris Burt-Brown • Heather Stancliffe • Ignatus Zuk • John Kennedy • Luis Romero • Marcin Zemblowski • Piotr Grodzki • Romain Macré • Stuart Allen • Tomas Normand |
| Musicians | Dave Cowen • Lee Nicklen • William Bard • Eirik Suhrke |
| Website developers | Jack • Tom McQuillan |
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