Why Game Dev Conferences Are Important for the Industry
The gaming industry evolves at breakneck speed – every year brings new technology, fresh ideas, and …
About The Conference
For whom? Game designers, artists, and anyone else who works on creating games. Working alone on a hit PC game? Working in a team on a successful multiplatform? Want to learn about relocation opportunities? Sign up now!
Why? At the event you can pump up your hard skills, get first-hand application knowledge, learn all about relocation to other countries, ask questions to the experts and just talk to your colleagues.
Our Programs
Concept
In this first step, the team comes up with the concept of the game, and conducts initial work on the game design.
Prototyping
An important stage in the design of any game is prototyping. What looks good “on paper” will not necessarily be interesting in reality.
Vertical Slice
The goal of the Vertical Cutoff is to get the lowest possible full version of the game, which includes fully realized core gameplay.
Content production
At this stage, enough content is produced for the first launch to an external audience.
Soft Launch
At this stage, the game continues to be tested, but already on a wide audience. Optimization for heavy loads is going on.
Release
The key goal is to make a profit. At this stage, the operation of the product should be fully fine-tuned
Video Of The Game In Action
Our Speakers
David B. Underwood
Chief Executive Officer
Paul D. Reyes
Lead Game Designer
Ryan R. Anderson
Project Manager
Frank D. Davis
Art Lead
What Our Guests Are Saying
I was present at this conference, and I want to note that in addition to the content itself, which is certainly difficult to overestimate, the speakers still have an excellent presentation of the material! I recommend for viewing and attending future lectures!
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