Pig Eat Ball: From Game Jam to Crunch Time | Nathan FOUTS

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Pig Eat Ball (2018)
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Delivered at Casual Connect USA, July 2014

Many games these days are born in game jams, but it's tough to profit with a rough prototype. Here are some lessons learned taking a week-long version of Pig Eat Ball, and polishing it for a retail release over the course of a year and a half. Also the how's and why's for making one-of-a-kind butt-rumbling controllers.



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