Annapurna Interactive revealed that indie games veteran Nathan Vella is joining the company in an executive leadership position
He's also a founding partner of Indie Fund, an investment syndicate.
"Annapurna Interactive quickly proved they were one of the top publishers, and I doubt I could find another with a better combination of skill and love for games," said Vella in a statement. "I’m really excited to leverage my experience to help these awesome creators make the best games they can."
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