Shark Infested Custard is a unque development studio who, on top of their own internal and external games development designed, founded and runs The Games Hub.The Games Hub is an incredibly unique, award winning games and business development studio. Created, designed and founded by BAFTA nominated and top 10 Creative England top 50 Future Leader, veteran games developer Steven Huckle of Shark Infested Custard. Stevens’s history spans almost 30 years of making games from pixel artist to art director, with his work on titles such as Sensible Soccer, Tomb Raider, FIFA, The Sims, DJ Hero and Transformers Universe to name but a few.Working in partnership with the University of Essex and based on their Knowledge Gateway and with the support of the Eastern Enterprise Hub, The Games Hub runs it’s exceptional and free, expert driven programme. A programme designed to enable those with the aspiration and passion to set up their own games company or enter the industry, everything they need to be a success.In the hubs first 18 months and 3 rounds has already, in that short time, seen more than 50 people come through the programme and 5 teams set up and establish their own award winning development companies.

BAFTA nominated The Sims 3, DJ Hero, Need for Speed - Undercover & Hot Pursuit, FIFA, Tiger Woods

3D and 2D work for clients such as:Blitz Games, Cheeky, O2, Orange, T Mobile, Virgin, Player X, NEC, Eidos, British Army, EA, Activision, TWI, The Machine Room, Universal Pictures, Pathe, BBC, BskyB, Fox, ESPNAs well as teaching part time at West Cheshire College .

One of the best games company to ever exist and it was brilliant to be part of it till the end.Apart from Sensi Soccer, most of the time here was spent (when not down the pub) working on Sex and Drugs and Rock and Roll, one of the best games that never was.

Started making games when I was 14 and still at high school.After a short stint at art college found making graphics for games and television not only more fun, but it paid. This gave me the chance to work on some truly great awful games and some brilliant TV shows.