Glen Henry, gamemaker, co-founder Jamaica Game Developer Society.

My guest today is a Jamaican game developer and studio founder. Based in Kingston, he is the founder of Spritewrench Studios, a narrative-focused micro studio he built after realising, in his final year at university, that he did not need to leave Jamaica or join a hundred-person team to make games of his own.

Inspired by that possibility, he began creating small projects, taking part in game jams, and steadily turning Spritewrench from a name into a company. His work is shaped by a commitment to cultural representation that reaches beyond cliché, and by a wider effort to grow the local scene through the Jamaica Game Developer Society, where he has worked to connect creators and open up pathways into the industry. Now, with Duppy Detective Tashia, a point-and-click mystery rooted in Caribbean folklore, he is bringing that vision to a wider audience.

Glen Henry & Spritewrench Studios

Spritewrench Studios – official website

Spritewrench – itch.io (all games)

Glen Henry – Instagram (@spritewrench)

Duppy Detective Tashia

Duppy Detective Tashia – Steam

Duppy Detective Tashia – itch.io

Jamaica Game Developer Society

Jamaica Game Developer Society – official site

JGDS – YouTube channel (Crash Course series)

Glen's Perfect Console

The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker – Wikipedia