Chase Holton

Chase Holton is an Assistant Professor in the Entertainment Arts program at College for Creative Studies (CCS), Detroit, where he teaches and mentors students in game design and interactive media. He also works remotely as Lead Engineer at Volok Games in Los Angeles, California, bridging academic and industry expertise.

His educational background includes a BFA from the College for Creative Studies, where he discovered a passion for programming during his junior year, leading him to develop games independently under the studio name When's Lunch Games and later take on contract roles at One Room School House and Volok Games.

Chase's research and teaching focus on game design, particularly on creating compelling mechanics and enhancing the feedback loop between users and interactive systems. His work explores how life, art, and technology converge to form unique, playable narratives.

While no recent articles have been listed on the website, his professional trajectory emphasizes practical game development, user engagement, and the integration of artistic expression within digital interactivity.

He has not received any publicly listed scientific awards or honors at this time.

Chase Holton advises students in game design and interactive arts, though no formal advisees are currently listed. He has not disclosed any grant funding or research projects on the public faculty page. His dual role as educator and industry engineer supports a practice-driven academic approach.

He is involved in game development through his current position at Volok Games and his past independent projects, contributing to the broader field of entertainment arts through both creation and pedagogy.