And, like any good runner, he started to meet people who would become part of his team. He cashed in his retirement savings from Amazon and enrolled in DigiPen to study music and sound design for games. “After working the corporate hustle after college and doing music on the side I realized I wasn't cut out for the office job,” he said. “Never thought that I would do music professionally as a full-time gig.” But obviously when your parents say you can't do something you kind of do it more,” Everist told Player.One. “My mom was a single mother, a teacher, and didn't really want me to get too into music because she thought that I wouldn't be able to make any money, professionally. And, like many of the characters fans love, Everist’s journey into Shadowrun goes from the height of corporate luxury to some big risk taking and a hefty dash of luck, too. A vinyl release of Jon Everist’s excellent soundtrack for both Dragonfall and Hong Kong, accompanied by fantastic art from HBS concept artist and illustrators Jenn Ravenna and Joel DuQue. It’s not a game (sad face) but it is something cool and collectible. So I snatched up all three of Harebrained Schemes recent PC games, Shadowrun Returns, Shadowrun: Dragonfall and Shadowrun: Hong Kong, as soon as they released.Īnd now there’s something new on the horizon. And, like many Shadowrun fans, I’m perpetually starved for things to buy. I’ve been a Shadowrun fan for as long as I can remember.

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