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  • Graphite Lab Displays Work on Bēhance!

    Graphite Lab Displays Work on Bēhance!

    We are pleased to show off our work using the Bēhance Network! Bēhance is a social network geared towards creative professionals. It is a great way for artists and art teams to

  • Graphite Lab is Hiring!

    Graphite Lab is Hiring!

    Graphite Lab has open positions of Gameplay Programmer and Interactive Developer. Gameplay Programmer Graphite Lab is seeking a versatile, intelligent Gameplay Programmer with a range of development and project implementation experience. Applicants

  • The Best Place to be for Game Development

    The Best Place to be for Game Development

    Graphite Lab is off to the 2011 Game Developer's Conference to meet with the world's greatest in game development. Our veteran team has nearly 40 published titles and over 5M units sold. 

  • What’s in a name?

    What’s in a name?

    Where do they come from? Why are they important? Why are we Graphite Lab? I have answers. Names are an important part of business. They can communicate your mission, or define ties

  • Our Mission

    Our Mission

    Graphite Lab was born out of necessity to create beautiful things. As a studio under the Black Lantern Holdings umbrella, we show our roots of game design in all that we do.

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