Working With Community in Early Game Dev| Nikola Mitic

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Delivered at Casual Connect Tel Aviv 2015

Nikola will share his experience working on the multiplayer game Awakening of Heroes, how they found inspiration for new ideas and how they validated them. He will also cover how indies can build their fan base and learn more about players. Nikola will also share some findings and what they learned from community and what they gave back.



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