Trinigy, an industry leading 3D game engine provider with over 100 licensees and offices in Germany and Austin, TX, announced today the expansion of its North American operations as a result of increased demand for its Vision game engine in the US and Canadian video game markets.
Trinigy, which in the past month has signed deals with JoWood Productions, Spellbound Entertainment, Nitro Games and MunkyFun, has experienced enormous interest and a number of commitments from developers and publishers in North America. To meet the growing demand for its technology, Trinigy has moved to larger offices in Austin, TX to accommodate the increase in necessary engineering, support and sales staff.
Trinigy has also appointed David Ripka as director of sales and business development for North America. Ripka is a veteran sales and middleware executive with extensive experience in the games industry. Before joining Trinigy, Ripka served as sales executive at two other middleware companies: Emergent Game Technologies and Criterion.
"As a person actively involved in advocating and growing the middleware market for almost a decade, I am excited to join the Trinigy team," said Ripka. "Developer and publisher needs are evolving and I believe Trinigy's Vision Engine is the best technology to support that evolution. Its expansive and mature toolset, modular architecture, and efficient workflow environment give teams the creative freedom to iterate faster, quickly test new ideas and develop exceptional games in a multitude of genres."
"David's expertise will help manage the growth of the Vision Engine in our North American operations," said Daniel J. Conradie, president & CEO at Trinigy US. "His extensive experience in the middleware market as well as his work at Fortune 500 companies, such as Dell and Apple Computer, make David the ideal person to ensure our customers have the very best experience with our company and our technology."
Trinigy, which in the past month has signed deals with JoWood Productions, Spellbound Entertainment, Nitro Games and MunkyFun, has experienced enormous interest and a number of commitments from developers and publishers in North America. To meet the growing demand for its technology, Trinigy has moved to larger offices in Austin, TX to accommodate the increase in necessary engineering, support and sales staff.
Trinigy has also appointed David Ripka as director of sales and business development for North America. Ripka is a veteran sales and middleware executive with extensive experience in the games industry. Before joining Trinigy, Ripka served as sales executive at two other middleware companies: Emergent Game Technologies and Criterion.
"As a person actively involved in advocating and growing the middleware market for almost a decade, I am excited to join the Trinigy team," said Ripka. "Developer and publisher needs are evolving and I believe Trinigy's Vision Engine is the best technology to support that evolution. Its expansive and mature toolset, modular architecture, and efficient workflow environment give teams the creative freedom to iterate faster, quickly test new ideas and develop exceptional games in a multitude of genres."
"David's expertise will help manage the growth of the Vision Engine in our North American operations," said Daniel J. Conradie, president & CEO at Trinigy US. "His extensive experience in the middleware market as well as his work at Fortune 500 companies, such as Dell and Apple Computer, make David the ideal person to ensure our customers have the very best experience with our company and our technology."
