From autobiography to horror, from solo to team: a transition with no friction

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Alex Camilleri - Game Designer & Programmer - Frictional Games

In this talk Alex explains the process of transitioning from being a solo-developer making personal/autobiographical games, to becoming part of Frictional Games.

Tips and tricks for devs who are still trying to find their place in the industry.

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