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Lessons Learned from Running a Game Studio for 15 Years
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Welcome to another insightful episode of IndieGameBusiness! Today, we're joined by Mike Sanders, CEO and Studio Manager, of Puny Human, to discuss his experiences starting and running an indie game studio for 15 years.
Throughout our conversation, Mike is going to also share his experiences working as a Tech Producer with Carbonated, running the GameDev Executive Support Discord group, and initiating a new game conference. He is also going to touch on providing valuable insights on how individuals can best enter the gaming industry.
We'll explore topics ranging from networking and working with investors to game development, engine considerations, and the dynamics of running a game studio with medium to large teams. Mike will also discuss porting games, scope control, and other things as time allows.
Stay connected with Mike Sanders on Twitter and LinkedIn:
Twitter: https://twitter.com/urinalcake
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikeysanders/
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