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How Games Get Made

Name: How Games Get Made
Brand: New Degree Press
SKU: 33482103
Price: 14.29 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Emma Schaale
ISBN: 9781636765488

The Stories of the People Who Make and Play the Games We Love

Emma Schaale

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 33482103

Publishers New Degree Press, December 2020

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Libristo code: 33482103

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How Games Get Made: The Stories of the People Who Make and Play the Games We Love is your all-in-one comprehensive deep dive into the lives of developers and online platforms that create and broadcast your favorite games. What is it like solo developing a game from scratch? Is employment stable in the industry? And just how do people end up as gaming-focused Twitch streamers or YouTubers for a living?

All these questions and more are answered through interviews with the likes of David Cage of Quantic Dream, Feargus Urquhart of Obsidian Entertainment, and Sean Baptiste of Bethesda among many others!

Wondering what it's like to work in a corporate setting versus an indie studio? Trying to break into the gaming industry as a content creator? Look no further! How Games Get Made not only goes in depth on the developers, but also takes a comprehensive look at how games get marketed through traditional means as well as through platforms like YouTube and Twitch!