Kim Lund, the CEO of Swedish game developer Aftermath Interactive, subscribes to a couple of philosophies commonly found on the sorts of motivational office adorned with soaring eagles and curious cats.
He’s very much a “practice makes perfect” guy. And he’s undoubtedly a “slow and steady wins the race” believer.
You could probably deduce these mindsets just from the knowledge that his innovative poker-themed game Hands of Victory has been in the works for roughly a decade and is just now seemingly getting close to being available for play in the U.S.
But the point is further hammered home by things Lund says about how he feels it’s best to introduce players to a real-money model.
