What started as a small idea slowly became something much bigger: the desire to create the kind of game I had been missing for years. Not just a horse game, but a world with atmosphere, emotional depth, mystery, and a story that truly stays with you.

I have loved horses for as long as I can remember, and I also loved the horse games I played when I was younger. They had something special - a certain feeling, a kind of magic, beauty, and quiet mystery. Over the years, I kept searching for a game that would capture that feeling again, but in a way that speaks to us now as adults.

That is a big part of why Ravenfall exists. I want to create a game that feels nostalgic in the best way, but also more mature, more immersive, more cinematic, and emotionally deeper.

My background is in visual storytelling and I co-run our own film and marketing company. Creating mood, building emotion through visuals and storytelling has been part of my everyday work for years.

What makes Ravenfall especially personal is that I am building it alongside a very full and demanding professional life. I develop the game on my own, step by step, often in the evenings, on weekends, and whenever time allows.

At its core, Ravenfall exists because I wanted to build the game I had always been looking for - a world that feels worth getting lost in. This is my way of bringing that vision to life.