David King (II)
David King (II) is a game designer and games-design lecturer, active in 2024, focusing on cooperative, real-time and memory-based mechanics.
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Biography
David King (II) is a lecturer in games design and a specialist in physical computing at the London College of Communication (University of the Arts London). He teaches on the MA Games Design course and contributes to the BA Games Design programme. Personal birth or nationality data are not provided in the source.
Career
According to the provided data, King is active as a designer in 2024. He combines academic teaching with practical design work, bringing physical computing and game-design theory into practice. His designs emphasize cooperative play, real-time interaction, memory challenges and storytelling elements. The record also shows collaborations with co-designers Ricky Haggett and Richard Hogg.
Most Famous Games
The listed top game is Wilmot's Warehouse (2024). The entry collected multiple awards and nominations in the source data, including recognition from Golden Geek, Origins Awards and Board Game Quest Awards. It is the only game attributed to him in the database.
Design Style
King's style blends cooperative real-time mechanics with memory-driven puzzles and narrative touches, creating interactive, team-focused experiences. Documented co-design partners include Ricky Haggett and Richard Hogg.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is David King (II) from?
The source data does not specify his place of origin.
What is their most famous game?
Wilmot's Warehouse (2024) is listed as his top game in the data.
What mechanic is their signature?
The data highlights Cooperative Game, Real-Time and Memory as key mechanics.
How long have they been active?
They are listed as active in 2024.
Verdict
Recommended for players who enjoy cooperative, time-pressured memory games with a narrative twist—see Wilmot's Warehouse (2024).
