10 Years On
'We will never sell another 99c app': ustwo calls for a Braveheart moment
It just doesn't add up
Profile
Matt 'Mills' Miller
Job Title
Co-Founder / CEO
Organisation Ustwo games
About
Mills co-founded ustwo, a digital products and services studio back in 2004.
In 2013, after successfully launching Whale Trail, he set up ustwo games to focus on creating beautiful gaming experiences. Recent titles include Blip Blupand the forthcoming Monument Valley.
Related Company
Ustwo games
Related People
Lauren Cason
Senior Artist, Ustwo games
Carsten Wierwille
CEO, Ustwo games
Manesh Mistry
Lead Programmer, Ustwo games
Dan Gray
Chief Creative Officer, Ustwo games
María Sayans
CEO, Ustwo games
Peter Pashley
Chief Development Officer, Ustwo games
Jonathan Topf
Games artist, Ustwo games
Danny Gray
Chief creative officer, Ustwo games
Joel Beardshaw
Lead Game Designer, Ustwo games
Jennifer Estaris
Game director, Ustwo games
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