Develop:Brighton is the only event in the UK that brings the entire game-making industry together - from micro indies to global studio superstars. The conference includes a varied programme of sessions covering all aspects of game development, a vibrant expo showcasing new technology, the Indie Showcase for unpublished indie games, the prestigious Develop:St…
Programmed at Develop:Brighton, in alphabetical order.
The companies behind the program. Tiers as disclosed.
Selected from 8 sessions.
Ari Arnbjörnsson explains the journey of a frame in Unreal Engine, including synchronization, queuing, and sources of latency, equipping attendees to make informed performance trad…
A hands-on tour through how AI assists at every stage of game development, from prototyping to shipped gameplay features. Rob Davis covers practical tools, honest assessments of AI…
Marco Colombo shares reflections on team formation in early-stage game development at Supercell, focusing on how small teams build trust and momentum before the game's vision is fi…
A relaxed roundtable helping attendees, especially newcomers, make the most of the conference, network, and identify supports and safe spaces for a productive event experience.
An expert panel discusses studio strategies for nurturing talent in the games industry, drawing on insights and experience to address practical challenges and effective development…
Mark Shaw explores why project overruns and psychological pitfalls like sunk cost happen in game development, and offers tools and cultural strategies for calling a halt before it'…
Following a brief introduction and welcome to the day’s events by track hosts Laurence Oldham and Dr Tom Cole, Jake Habgood explores the role of formal and informal apprenticeship …
In this candid and forward-looking keynote, Joe Garrett and Chris van der Kuyl take the stage to unpack the journey of 4J Studios: from its early history and over fifteen years wor…
What does it mean when 36 companies show up, and 23 bet on three roles at once?
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