About Me

Hey there! I’m Holden Link. I’m a game designer / producer currently working with the talented folks at Magic Pixel Games. I went to Georgia Tech and where I founded a couple startups around social media and gaming. In my free time, I enjoy listening to music, playing music, pretending to play music with plastic guitars, screaming my head off at Yellow Jacket games, hanging out with friends, and recreational flossing.

Among other things, Holden enjoys playing Rock Band.

Game Development

In my freshman year of college, I landed a freelance contract with TRAQ 3D to develop a motion controlled arcade game using the Trazer hardware. I worked with two other students on the project, and we eventually founded a company together called “Indiecisive Games.” After releasing Audiball on Xbox Live Indie Games, I worked as a design intern at EA Los Angeles with the Boom Blox team over the summer of 2009, and an assistant producer intern on an unannounced project with Visceral Games over the summer of 2010. After graduating in 2011, I joined Magic Pixel Games as a producer / designer in Los Angeles.

Website Design

I started my first website at the age of 13: a Sonic the Hedgehog fan site. After managing it for nearly five years, I started a general gaming site called “The D-Pad Network” as a hub to host websites created by my friends and I, based around games such as Katamari Damacy, Rock Band, and Metroid. I started up a general gaming news blog called “D-Pad News”  and managed it for two more years.

In 2009, I designed a website called “Only at Tech,” a social site similar to “FML” or “Texts from Last Night”  for the Georgia Tech community. Since the day it launched, it has received over 6,000 unique visitors daily. My second company, “Only At,” was formed around the website as a network with “Only at” websites for lots of other universities.

Aside from my forays into personal websites, I have created a number of professional websites on a freelance basis, including sites for doctors, law firms, and multiple small businesses.