Summary
Chris Deleon is a game developer, educator, and founder with over two decades of hands-on experience helping people worldwide learn to make games. As founder of HomeTeam GameDev (formerly Gamkedo Club) he organizes sustained, low-commitment collaborative projects that let hobbyists and early-career creators contribute to larger-scale games while cross-training in new roles. He’s written educational ebooks, produced video courses, and mentored practice teams that have reached more than 350,000 learners, pairing personalized coaching with practical project-based learning. His background spans indie releases, publisher-funded mobile hits, and technical roles at EA, plus research and teaching roles at Georgia Tech and Northeastern that blend cognition, HCI, and interactive systems. Comfortable as a lone developer or as a community builder, he focuses on creating opportunities for peer learning and iterative prototyping rather than chasing short-term jams. Based in Greater Boston, he combines academic rigor and industry pragmatism to coach the next generation of game makers.
10 years of coding experience
16 years of employment as a software developer
Central High School
Master's degree Digital Media, Master's degree Digital Media at Georgia Institute of Technology
Computer Science CS (Major) Business (Minor) Cognitive Psychology HCI, Computer Science CS (Major) Business (Minor) Cognitive Psychology HCI at Carnegie Mellon University
English