David Leary

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David Leary
David Leary at Playful Corporation
Biographical information
Gender	Male
Political information
Affiliation	Westwood Studios (1995 - 1998) Liquid Entertainment (1999 - 2001) Ensemble Studios (2001 - 2009) Robot Entertainment (2009 - 2014) Playful Corporation (2014 - present)
Occupation	Designer Producer

David Leary is a video game designer and producer.

At Westwood Studios, he was the lead designer on Blade Runner, design consultant on Lands of Lore: Guardians of Destiny, and designer on Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun, but left the company in 1998, before the latter was finished. After a two-year job at Liquid Entertainment as lead designer on Battle Realms, he joined Ensemble Studios in 2001 to work on Age of Mythology and its The Titans expansion pack, Age of Empires III and its The WarChiefs expansion pack, and Halo Wars. After the studio's closure in January 2009, he joined some of his colleagues from Ensemble at Robot Entertainment, where he worked on Orcs Must Die!, Age of Empires Online, Orcs Must Die 2!, Hero Academy, and Echo Prime.

He has been a producer at Playful Corporation since 2014.

External links

• David Leary on MobyGames

Developers

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