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BRINGING THE GAME DEV COMMUNITY TOGETHER KEYNOTE: Remedy’s Sam Lake: 30 Years of Storytelling SESSIONS TO HELP YOU SKILL UP INCLUDE:


Social Media and Vertical Video: Catching Attention in Seconds Imogen Mellor, YRS TRULY


Understanding and Modifying the Colour Pipeline in Unreal Ali Cormack, Studio Gobo


Performance In Games: From Data to Drama Jane Perry, Actor


Behind the Sounds of Star Wars Outlaws Jacob Coles & Martin Weissberg Massive Entertainment


The Ouroboros Express - A Postmortem Najmah Salam, Small Loan Studio


30 years of Change - Now and Then Ilari Kuittinen, Housemarque


The Rise and Fall of The Flame in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 Donald Barrett Insomniac Games


Mobile Gaming in 2025 - What Can We Expect Based on Data? Mariusz Gasiewski, Google


Leading a Coding Team with Imposter Syndrome Kirsty Fraser, Third Kind Games


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