Welcome!

Keith Quinn is a video game designer who loves working on AAA MMO games, primarily as a worldbuilder and quest designer. If you'd like to check out his work but aren't sure where to start, we suggest watching the videos for "Ulfheim Reimagined" and "Port Harmony."

In his spare time, Keith has been known to create comics and update his Patreon with ideas for TTRPG game mechanics and NPCs.

Here at KeithQuinn.net, you can check out some of the games he's worked on and some of his past comics creations.

 

Quick Facts About Keith Quinn

• Keith is the Lead Designer on Slayscape, a multiplayer game from Pangaea Technologies.
• Keith currently works on the Shroud of the Avatar massively-multiplayer game as Lead Quest and Level Designer for Catnip Games (previously Portalarium). (More details.)
• Previously, Keith worked at SOE (now known as Daybreak Games) on the DC Universe Online massively-multiplayer game. (More details.)
• Prior to DC Universe Online, Keith was a game designer at Spacetime Studios, working on their mobile games: Pocket Legends (more details), Star Legends (more details), Dark Legends (more details), and Arcane Legends (more details).
• Keith also worked as a game designer for BioWare on Star Wars™: The Old Republic™, mostly on the Spawn Team (including placing open world enemies and their bosses, setting up taxis and other fast-travel systems, and making sure every vendor had a home). (More details.)
• While as a game designer on the now-defunct Dungeon Runners™, Keith created the Noobosaur, hundreds of quests (mostly in the Shadowspawn and "Wrestling" dungeons) and a handful of unique locations (remember the Underlife?). (More details.)
• Keith was once the Community Relations guy for Ultima Online™ at Origin, a studio under Electronic Arts.
• Before entering the online game industry, Keith was a web designer, graphic designer, and illustrator. He still spends his free time making comics.
• Local Heroes™ is a comic Keith created for about five years about a powerless sidekick struggling to keep up with his super-powered mentors. (More details.)
• Playtime Projects™ was another comic strip Keith created periodically about foul-mouthed puppets at a dysfunctional children's show. (More details.)
• Keith sometimes tables at one or more comic shows during the year, typically in the Austin area (such as Staple! or Wizard World Austin).

You can contact Keith using LinkedIn.