Charles W. Dougherty
aka:
Chuck Dougherty,
Charles Dougherty
Moby ID: 32593
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From the gamebox to Legacy of the Ancients, published 1987.
About the Artists
In spite of the fact that they are twin brothers, Chuck and John Dougherty bring two very different experiences to the field of computer gaming. They attended the same Michigan university, but Chuck studied psychology and pursued a career in that field, while John got a master's degree in computer science and wen to work for Bell Labs. It wasn't until years later that they discovered their mutual love for adventure games and decided to build their own. Chuck's love of game theory and John's passion for computers proved to be a sure-fire combination. When not building computer games, Chuck flies airplanes and plays his piano—while John plays and sings in a small musical group and indulges his interests in golf, bicycling and frisbee. Both brothers live in Michigan.
Credited on 4 games
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| Legacy of the Ancients (1989, DOS) | Design |
| The Legend of Blacksilver (1988, Commodore 64) | Developed by |
| Questron II (1988, DOS) | Storyline |
| Questron (1984, Commodore 64) | Game Design |
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Frequent Collaborators
People- 4 games with John C. Dougherty
- 2 games with Louis Hsu Saekow
- 2 games with Roland Gustafsson
- 2 games with Rick Tumanis
- 2 games with Johnny Klonaris
- 2 games with Dan Stechow
- 2 games with Ron Kelly Vanlent
- 2 games with Brian Goluska
- 2 games with Kris Dougherty
- 1 game with Gregg Seelhoff
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Companies
- 2 games with Quest Software, Inc.
- 2 games with Strategic Simulations, Inc.
- 1 game with Epyx, Inc.
- 1 game with Electronic Arts, Inc.
- 1 game with Westwood Studios, Inc.
- 1 game with Louis Saekow Design LLC
- 1 game with Grapplegroup Ltd.
- 1 game with Electronic Arts Ltd.
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