Tom Jubert

Tom Jubert (born 1985) is a British video game writer and narrative designer. He is best known for his work on many high-profile games, including "", "The Talos Principle", and "The Swapper". Although he has worked on AAA games, most of his work has been on smaller indie titles.
Biography.
Jubert went to the University of Southampton, where he did one year of Computer Science before changing majors to English and Philosophy, graduating best-in-class in 2007. He also holds an MA in Philosophy from King's College London.
In 2007, Jubert received his first writing job in the game industry, writing the story of ', as well as voicing the protagonist Philip. In 2008, he wrote the sequels as well, ', for which he was nominated for a Writer's Guild of Great Britain award, and "". Despite the fact that the games' stories were positively received, he stated that, looking back on the game, he believed that it was "far too text-heavy", as the bulk of the story was communicated via diary entries.
In 2009, Jubert wrote and developed the text adventure "Ir/rational", which was originally a minigame from the "Penumbra" series. It was later followed in 2012 by "Ir/rational Redux", and in 2013 by "Ir/rational Investigator". These games were described as logical deduction games with witty writing and humor.
In 2010, Jubert worked as a narrative designer on the game "", as well as localizing the script of "Lost Horizon" for a western release. In 2012, he wrote the story for the game "FTL: Faster than Light". In 2013, he wrote "The Swapper", and in 2014, "The Talos Principle". That year, he was included in Develop Online's "30 Under 30", which mentioned that he was described by Rhianna Pratchett as one of the game industry's best up-and-coming writers. In 2015, he wrote a new story mode for the game "The Masterplan" prior to the game's release from Steam Early Access. The same year, he was also hired to add a story to the game "Subnautica" while the game was in Early Access.