george w

@grgwllrd.bsky.social

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Co-Founder @secretsaucegg.bsky.social - a marketing and publishing agency for Indie-AA games and studios. Love games, football and good food.

A screenshot from the game Remote Control that reads "The Phantom Menace was the birth of modern cinema."
Announcement graphic for the game Remote Control being at Day of the Devs, San Francisco Edition.
Reddit post from a developer AMA for Stars of Icarus which reads: "We're working with an indie PR and marketing team called Secret Sauce. It's been pretty great so far. It's definitely better than trying to do everything ourselves."
Screenshot of an excerpt from Edge Magazine: "This is what George Willard is banking on. Along with his co-founder at game marketing agency Secret Sauce, he's just launched an indie publishing label name Weekend Games, which is designed to spotlight the best games that you can reasonably expect to finish within two or three playing sessions. "Satisfaction is a rare feeling," he says, explaining why people may seek out bite-sized games. "Social interactions, online interactions and the news are rolling 24/7. Completion is something that is relatively rare these days." Secret Sauce recently released Little Corners, a simple..."
Screenshot from the Steam page for Little Corners, showing a 98% Positive Steam rating after 106 reviews.
A screenshot of the New & Trending section of steam that has Little Corners listed fourth, behind Call of Duty: Black Ops 7, Max Manos 2, and The Salesman.
A screenshot from the game Little Corners showing a crab dressed as a captain and a monkey sat on a cannon.
A set of airport exclusive books for purchase, each one almost A4 size
LinkedIn feed ad for the West Australia Police Force. One of the photos shows a police officer with a cute quokka.
confirmation of a booked ticket for MIGS (Montreal International Games Summit).
The image shows an ai-generated piece of artwork of a man at a desk, looking in thought at his laptop.
Printed t-shirt with text that reads "Always be yourself, unless you can be an alligator, then always be an alligator".
A screengrab from the Six One Indie showcase stream on YouTube with the ADRIFT key art on screen, and the launch date of 30th October 2025.
A squirrel sits on the arm of an armchair, looking at the camera as if caught in the middle of something.
George riding on a seagull excited for Brighton.
A movie poster for "Jurassic World: Rebirth" shows Scarlett Johansson rock climbing beside a tall cliff with cascading waterfalls. She is suspended by a rope, looking intensely at a large, menacing flying dinosaur (possibly a Quetzalcoatlus) with a vibrant orange and black beak and blue-striped neck, which is flying aggressively toward her. The film’s title, "Jurassic World: Rebirth," is displayed at the bottom right corner above the release date, July 2.
George talking on a panel at VIVA Games Marketing alongside Rachael Grant and Al Hibberd
A bold and eye-catching illustration featuring a red-faced, wide-eyed king with a golden crown against a striking red background. His intense gaze is emphasized by the large, stylized white text above him reading THE KING IS WATCHING. The hand-drawn, medieval-inspired artwork has a slightly rough, graphic novel aesthetic, giving it a sense of authority and unease. The composition is simple yet powerful, evoking themes of surveillance, power, and control.
Stylized poster for the game Ape Out, featuring a bold, high-contrast design with heavy Saul Bass-inspired aesthetics. A silhouetted gorilla stands in the center, escaping through towering cage bars, with an intense red, black, and orange color palette. The game's title, APE OUT, is displayed in large, distressed yellow letters at the bottom, with names of the developers, including Gabe Cuzzillo, Matt Boch, and Bennett Foddy, incorporated into the dynamic perspective lines. The rough, grainy texture and bold typography give it a raw, kinetic energy, matching the game's jazz-infused, high-intensity action.
A visually striking collage of five classic movie posters designed by legendary graphic designer Saul Bass. Each poster features his signature bold colors, abstract shapes, and dynamic typography. Included are 'The Shining' (yellow and black with a distorted title and Jack Nicholson’s face), 'The Man with the Golden Arm' (a geometric, fragmented design in blue, black, and white), 'Anatomy of a Murder' (a minimalist yellow and black composition with a cutout body figure), 'One, Two, Three' (a red and white design featuring a stylized woman holding numbered balloons), and 'Vertigo' (a swirling, hypnotic pink and purple pattern with silhouetted figures). A testament to Bass’s iconic, timeless design style!
Screenshot from the Store page for Dealer's Life Legend showing the broadcast and 351 live viewers.
The cover for the book 'Redwall' by Brian Jacques. Features a mouse wielding a sword and shield.