Accessibility and agile game development as a micro-sized indie

Accessibility and agile game development as a micro-sized indie

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Dr. Jim Sellmeijer, Raskal Games

In this presentation, Jim talks about his journey as an indie gamedev and how he used the fundamentals of agile software development to make Raskal Games’ accessible indie puzzler Ekstase.



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