Lucas Kloberdanz-Dyck — Collider Writer and Sheridan Game Design Graduate

Collider writer Lucas Kloberdanz-Dyck turned childhood list-making into a career in anime and video games after earning a Game Design degree at Sheridan College.

Lucas Kloberdanz-Dyck is a writer for Collider whose early habit of creating lists, stories, and whole worlds laid the foundation for a career covering anime and video games. His background in imaginative play and structured storytelling gives him a distinctive voice when analyzing media, from character arcs to game mechanics.

Growing up, Lucas channeled curiosity into lists and narratives, refining skills that would later become essential to his work. That love of storytelling naturally evolved into a passion for anime and video games—two fields that thrive on worldbuilding, creative design, and emotional resonance. As a fan and critic, he combines enthusiasm with thoughtful analysis, helping readers see how narrative design and gameplay intersect.

Lucas formalized his creative interests at Sheridan College, where he earned an Honours Bachelor of Game Design. The program sharpened his technical understanding of game systems, level design, and player experience, while also emphasizing collaboration and iterative design. This academic foundation lets him write about the industry with authority, explaining how design choices affect storytelling and player engagement.

At Collider, Lucas writes features and reviews that reflect both his game design training and his lifelong habit of crafting lists and worlds. Whether dissecting a new anime season or exploring the mechanics behind an indie title, his work emphasizes clarity and insight. He often highlights how creators use art, sound, and interactivity to immerse audiences—an approach rooted in his Sheridan education and hands-on fascination with game development.

For readers looking for informed coverage of anime, video games, and narrative design, Lucas Kloberdanz-Dyck offers a blend of critical thinking and genuine fandom. His unique path—from childhood list-making to an Honours Bachelor of Game Design at Sheridan—illustrates how creative habits, formal study, and a love of media can combine into a meaningful career in writing and game critique.

Follow his work at Collider to explore thoughtful perspectives on the latest releases, design trends, and storytelling innovations across anime and video games.

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