This year, Develop:Brighton will feature a variety of speakers and panel discussions from some of the industry’s most prominent game creators, including Total War’s Creative Assembly, Disco Elysium’s ZA/UM and the team behind the system. of intricate zombie gore. You can also attend talks by Anita Sarkeesian from Feminist Frequency and a variety of indie game developers willing to share their knowledge and experience regarding the modern gaming world. good 10% discount on tickets, too.
run from July 12 to July 13, Develop:Brighton features keynote speakers and panel discussions from a variety of game creators and industry experts. For fans of strategy games, Creative Assembly’s Guy Davidson is on hand to talk about 20 years of engineering for Total War. Splash Damage is here to talk about the Runescape 3 year-end finale, and Disco Elysium creator ZA/UM’s Oliver William Walker wants to talk to you about making Eldritch-style horror games.
Judging by our preview of Dead Island 2, a lot of work has gone into making HELL-A’s zombies crumble realistically and spectacularly. Development: Brighton will feature a wonderfully titled keynote, ‘The Guts of the FLESH System’, in which the team at Dambuster Studios will break down exactly how they brought the undead to… well, crash.
For indie game creators, there are also discussions on how to improve your work in Unity and successfully avoid a low score on Steam. Anita Sarkeesian from the YouTube series Feminist Frequency will host a panel discussion on diversity politics in the workplace and there will be a presentation on how to promote and spread your indie game through social media.
Tickets are already on sale on the official Develop website, but if you use the exclusive promo code – Game News, you can get a 10% discount on the Super Early Bird Pass, available until April 6. just use the code ARFWDS when purchasing your ticket.
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