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Gregory Weir

American video game designer

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Gregory Weir was a designer.

Gregory Avery-Weir is an American game designer and writer, best known for the 2009 browser game The Majesty of Colors. Avery-Weir lives in Charlotte, North Carolina, United States.

Early life and education Avery-Weir received little formal art training, other than occasional art and cartooning classes while growing up. At college they produced a weekly comic in their college newspaper called “The Absolute Sum of All Evil”.

Influences Among the games that Avery-Weir has suggested influence their work is Shadow of the Colossus, Planescape: Torment and Knytt. The Majesty of Colors (2008) Bars of Black and White (2009) Exploit (2009) Sugarcore (2009) The Bryant Collection (2009) How to Raise a Dragon (2009) Silent Conversation (2009) Paladin 0 (2009) The Mold Fairy (2009) Backup (2009) Procrastination (2009) Babies Dream of Dead Worlds (2010) Waves (2010) Looming (2010) Narthex (2010) The Day (2010) A Ride Home (2011) Beneath the Waves (2011) Passing the Ball (2011) The Whispering Thing (2013) Rats Under My Skin (2014) Promenade (2014) Concision (2015) Ossuary (2015) Cultivating Insurgency (2019)

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· Wikipedia: Gregory Weir

· Wikidata: Q5607211

· DBpedia: Gregory Avery-Weir

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