wraggster
September 19th, 2012, 22:18
Want to see the creativity of the indie community? Dozens of new titles will be showcased Thursday – Sunday, Oct. 4 – 7, 2012 at the IndieCade Festival during Gameslam. The annual event draws thousands of game professionals and consumers. Any indie developers attending the conference will have 90 seconds to show images and video or talk about their title.
Industry luminaries, including John Romero, Richard Lemarchand, and Mary Flanagan will be speaking at the conference. Panel topics include crowd source funding and game design inspirations; workshops will cover diverse topics, ranging from legal issues and game PR to marketing a title.
Registration for the conference is open via Brown Paper Tickets (http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/233422) or through theIndieCade (http://www.indiecade.com/2012/registration/) website. The full conference (including the Red Carpet Awards) will be $350 in advance and $400 at the door. Group rates are available.
Previous games exhibited at IndieCade include Fez (http://polytroncorporation.com/61-2), Braid (http://braid-game.com/) and Limbo (http://limbogame.org/), all of which went on to be top sellers.
For more information, visit <gp_link type="http" loc="//www.indiecade.com">www.indiecade.com</gp_link> (http://www.indiecade.com/).
Industry luminaries, including John Romero, Richard Lemarchand, and Mary Flanagan will be speaking at the conference. Panel topics include crowd source funding and game design inspirations; workshops will cover diverse topics, ranging from legal issues and game PR to marketing a title.
Registration for the conference is open via Brown Paper Tickets (http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/233422) or through theIndieCade (http://www.indiecade.com/2012/registration/) website. The full conference (including the Red Carpet Awards) will be $350 in advance and $400 at the door. Group rates are available.
Previous games exhibited at IndieCade include Fez (http://polytroncorporation.com/61-2), Braid (http://braid-game.com/) and Limbo (http://limbogame.org/), all of which went on to be top sellers.
For more information, visit <gp_link type="http" loc="//www.indiecade.com">www.indiecade.com</gp_link> (http://www.indiecade.com/).