BRINGING TOGETHER THE GAME DEV COMMUNITY TO MAKE BETTER GAMES SESSIONS TO HELP YOU SKILL UP INCLUDE


Further Up and Further In: Making Richer Gameplay Narratives Jon Ingold, inkle An example-based overview of narratives that demand to be re-played plus strategies to reduce the content-creation burden.


The 3D Character Art Workshop Shayleen Hulbert, Freelance Artist


Presenting an Authentic F1 Audio Experience: Insight into an Asset Heavy Cross Disciplinary Pipeline Will Augar, Frontier Developments


AI in Art and Marketing Pipelines Kosala Ubayasekara, W.R.K.S Games


Cloud Native Development Level Up for Smaller Teams 


How to End the World: A Post- mortem of RuneScape 3’s 2022 Season Finale


Diana Flindt, Splash Damage


TikTok Game Dev: The Eldritch Horror - How to Create Powerful Content Oliver William Walker, ZA/UM


Tips for Successful Game Development in Unity James Stone, Unity


The Desire Path: Our Journey from Perpetual Pivots to Record Retention Jade Ostle, Trailmix


Overcoming the Imposter Syndrome Estelle Bailly, Hi-Rez Studios


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