Clover (2009)
Platforms: Xbox 360 · WindowsGenres: Genres · Adventure · Side view · 2D scrolling · Platform · Puzzle elements
Clover is a watercolour side-scrolling platform puzzle game. In design it resembles a traditional adventure game as most of the gameplay is centered around item-based puzzle solving and adapting to the world
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Cast & Crew · 36 people
- Daniel Jones· Binary Tweed
- Jeanette Abrahamsen· Art, Art Direction
- Owen Price· Sound Effects
- Paul Alexander Thornton· Supplementary Art
- Christopher Chillingworth· Original Music
- Phil Joyce· Branding, Design
- Gary Cutlack· Featuring
- Chris Swan· Business Development, Character Voices
- Neil Holmes· Production, Character Voices
- Kory Vandenberg· Publishing Assistance, Character Voices
- Debbie Henderson· PR
- Mike Bithell· Character Voices
- Kim Blake· Character Voices
- Joshua Burnett· Character Voices
- Chris Cambridge· Character Voices
- Oliver Clarke· Character Voices
- Aron Durkin· Character Voices
- Jonathan Evans· Character Voices
- Domenic Giannone· Character Voices
- Terry Greer· Character Voices
- Andrew Hague· Character Voices
- Mike Higgs· Character Voices
- Simon Ible· Character Voices
- John Jarvis· Character Voices
- Jon Law· Character Voices
- Edward Linley· Character Voices
- Jonathan Mann· Character Voices
- Anya Massey· Character Voices
- Mary Matthews· Character Voices
- Aaron Miller· Character Voices
- Wayne Peters· Character Voices
- Nick Rodgers· Character Voices
- Helana Santos· Character Voices
- Mark Symons· Character Voices
- Polly Waddilove· Character Voices
- Steven Whitfield· Character Voices
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