Meet The Team
Chris Walsh
Christopher Walsh is a Illustration/Concept artist working on his Bachelor of Fine Arts - New Media at the University of Lethbridge.
He was born in the United States and has spent the majority of his
life living in Alberta, Canada. Christopher works mostly in the
digital format, practicing in the traditional form on some occasions.
He continually trains himself in many of the industry standards such
as Unreal Engine 4, Photoshop CC and Blender.
His work and roles on Echoes of Abyss include; Concept Art, Texturing, Modelling,
Lighting Design, Game Design, File Management, Compiling, Product Owner
and Game Director. Overall his vision for the game has been a unique visual
experience for exploration, mystery and ambience with puzzle-based gameplay.
Cassidy Huber
Cassidy is a general major and a fourth year student at the University of Lethbridge. She has worked on various aspects of Abyss including the concept art, models, textures, rigging, HUD and animations. In her free time, she loves sewing, drawing, gardening and playing video games with her kitty, Spooky.
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Josh Dixon
My name is Josh Dixon and I’m a student in my final year at the University of Lethbridge.
I’ve always had a passion for video games since playing Halo: Combat Evolved, and the love for games grew until I decided I wanted to make them myself!
My main role in Echoes of the Abyss has been the primary texture artist. I have been responsible for creating the textures and making sure they work inside the game, before sending them off to the final build. The texture work has been done in 3ds Max, Substance Painter and Substance Designer, with implementation in Unreal Engine 4.
Additionally, you can hear me as Captain Jean Jacques DePerry, for whom I did voice acting.
I’m excited to have contributed to such a great project as one of my last pieces in university, and I’m looking forward to what else I’ll be working on in the future! You can see more of my projects and learn more about me at
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Thanks, and good luck in Echoes of the Abyss!
Matt Harvey
Matt Harvey is a person who did the 3D models for Echos of The Abyss
Kros Dyck
Kros Dyck is a New Media and General Management student at the University of Lethbridge.
Over the years he has gained proficiencies in game design, human relations, marketing, video editing, JavaScript, Excel, and many other skills that qualify him as a talented artist and entrepreneur.
He is a dedicated work horse with plenty of experience working late hours with various teams to meet deadlines and exceed expectations.
As a leader or team player, Kros excels at working with and motivating others.
Combined with a firm understanding of operations management and work delegation, the wide assortment of projects completed by Kros are always done on time and to a high standard.
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Bryce Henrie
I am the lead game designer for Echoes of The Abyss where I helped design the core game play experience as well as designing puzzles and helping implement them in the game.
I am a New Media student at the University of Lethbridge where I gained lots of experience creating video game’s, 3D models, VFX, and animations. In my free time it's a safe bet to assume I am either playing games or developing them. If you are interested in my work on this game or in finding out what else I have made you can check me out at
brycehenrie.com.
Kane Young-Christie
I am an undergraduate at the University of Lethbridge. My main focus is level design. This includes: Concepting levels on paper, placing assets into the level, creating level-related code, cinematics that play in the level, and play-testing. I also helped with designing mechanics and implementing puzzles. In this project, we made three areas of increasing complexity and scope. Our worlds are unique and filled with undersea life. Overall they are visually stunning, interesting, and immersive.
Caleb Woelcke
Caleb is a person who did the programming for Echos of The Abyss
RyanNagapoosonam
Ryan is a person who did the VFX in Echos of The Abyss