Mark Church, Hector Mackenzie and Amy Oliver join up with London studio

Curve Studios expands publishing arm with new hires

London-based developer Curve Studios has expanded its new indie publishing arm with a number of new hires.

Recruitments include Mark Church and Hector Mackenzie, who will be heading up an expanded QA team.

Former Wired Productions staffer Amy Oliver meanwhile has been appointed as community manager for the studio, and will be responsible for promoting its upcoming games.

As well as a new wave of hires, assistant producer Amanda Allen has been promoted to producer, and will oversee the company’s publishing projects.

As part of its publishing operations, Curve Studios is currently working on console PS3 and Vita ports for Thomas Was Alone and Lone Survivor.

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