Develop Day 3: Being an Indie, Working Remotely & Project Morpheus

14th July, 0 replies

PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Microsoft Windows, Vlambeer, Ridiculous Fishing, LUFTRAUSERS, Capybara Games, Super Time Force, Peter Molyneux, Jonathan Blow, No Man's Sky

At the final day of Develop some of the smaller names in the industry took to the stage. The previous night entailed the first ever Develop Awards, a new annual event that will try and recognise achievements in the industry. This first year gave awards to Vlambeer (Luftrausers, Ridiculous Fishing) for Best Small Company, and Mark Cerny for Lifetime Legend Award.

As with my previous articles (Day 1, Day 2), I’ll go through some of the more notable talks of the day:

Capy Games on Being an Indie in 2014

Nathan Valla from Capy Games (Super Time Force, Below) kicked off the day with a brilliant keynote that gave advice to indie start-ups, and also discussed how it feels to run a gaming company in 2014. Nathan started off by demonstrating what being an indie means in 2014, by showing bar charts and graphs on the current state of the indie scene. He noted how crazy it was that the vast majority of indie studios have actually been around for years, a fact that a lot of us gloss over when thinking about indie gaming.

To read the full article check out the link below.

Source:

gamrreview.com/article/91772/…

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