Joe Graves is a Game Designer at Bluejay Games. He possess expertise in game design, video games, level design, mmo, gameplay and 10 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "Joe is a fountain of great ideas. He worked tirelessly on Tower Conquest's game designs, in-game copy and marketing blurbs, bringing a level of passion that's unmatched! As a UI artist you need a designer that can effectively communicate what a user needs out of the experience they're conjuring up, and Joe never fails to bring a high level of detail and enthusiasm to his descriptions and documentation. I would definitely work with Joe again!", "Joe had a tremendous influence on the success and culture of the entire studio. Joe loves gaming and he is great at designing them. He is someone who is super creative and works really hard to craft the best user experience possible. Joe also has a strong understanding of the mobile market space and how to find the right balance between fun and monetization in a game. On top of all Joe is always a pleasure to work with. His sense of humor definitively shaped the culture of the studio in a very positive way. It would be an honored to work with Joe again.", and "Joe Graves was a designer who reported directly to me on my team during his time at Bioware. From the beginning Joe showed a selfless drive to do the best possible job he could with his assigned tasks. He consistently completed his tasks on time for deadlines, and in great quality, in many cases improving upon the original designs and making them better, and fun for our players. His work ethic was amazing, allowing me to assign him tasks, and feel confident that it will be completed to a high level. One of Joe's greatest strengths is his consistently positive attitude. He is an all around positive and fun person to be around. His personality and attitude effects the people working with him, ultimately keeping the team morale high and improving efficiency and quality of everyone. I cannot overstate how valuable a strength this is. I hope to have the opportunity again one day to work with Joe again. It was truly a pleasure."