Martin Amor
Game Credits
Business | ||||
| Hitman: Blood Money (2006) | (Section Management) | |||
Production | ||||
| Mini Ninjas (2009) | (Technical Producers) | |||
| Hitman: Blood Money (2006) | (Technical Producer) | |||
Design | ||||
| Hitman: Contracts (2004) | (IO Interactive) | |||
| Anarchy Online (2001) | (Original vision) | |||
Programming/Engineering | ||||
| Hitman: Absolution (2012) | (Technical Directors) | |||
| Hitman: Contracts (2004) | (Programmers) | |||
| Anarchy Online (2001) | (Lead Programmer) | |||
| No Escape (2000) | (Additional Programming) | |||
Technology | ||||
| Hitman: Absolution (2012) | (Additional Technology Manager) | |||
Thanks | ||||
| No Escape (2000) | (Thanks To) | |||
Other | ||||
| The Longest Journey (1999) | (Randy) | |||
Developer Biography
Martin Amor started his career in the computer games industry in 1996 as a programmer at Funcom Oslo. During his 6 years with Funcom he mainly worked as lead programmer and original vision holder of Anarchy Online. The first sci-fi MMORPG to be released to mass marked. Martin also contributed to The Longest Journey and No Escape. After Funcom Martin was employed by IO Interactive, working on the Hitman titles and Mini Ninjas in positions such as Lead AI programmer, Technical Producer and Section Manager. From 2008 Martin led IO's technology department as Technology Manager overseeing the development of IO's new engine Glacier 2. He also worked as technical producer on Hitman: Absolution. The first game to use the Glacier 2 engine.
Last updated: Dec 08, 2012
Portrait
Picture from the Bonus DVD of the Collectors Edition from Hitman: Blood Money, apparently 2006
Related Sites
- Full professional profile -- Full professional resume and profile at LinkedIn.
- Martin Amor personal website and blog -- Martin Amor's personal website and blog about lifestyle, travel, photography, health and technology.