More Top-Class Speakers and Highlights Unveiled for GIC 2023
Game Industry Conference (GIC) is a highly anticipated Europe's top gaming event for professionals located in Poland. GIC'23 is just around the corner, and it's gearing up to be bigger and better than ever before. With less than a month to go, the event is set to kick off from October 5th to 8th, concurrent with the Poznan Game Arena (PGA), and is poised to draw a massive crowd of approximately 4000 attendees. Mark your calendars because this gaming extravaganza is not to be missed!
New speakers of GIC’23 announced
With over 20 years in the gaming industry, Chris Proctor currently serves as the Combat Design Lead at Bungie. In his talk "Approaches to designing projectiles for players and AI Chris will delve into the intriguing challenges of designing player projectiles. Drawing from his work on renowned titles like Destiny 2, Halo Infinite, and Halo 5, he'll explore the intricacies of creating non-instant-hit projectiles that provide satisfying gameplay while balancing AI-controlled hitscan projectiles.
Martin O'Donnell boasts 25 years of gamedev experience as a Composer, Audio Director, and Sound Designer, notably contributing to games like Myth, Oni, Halo, and Destiny. In "The Role of Audio Director" Martin will share his extensive experience as an Audio Director, a role that is often misunderstood but pivotal in game development. He'll shed light on sound design, casting, directing, composing, producing, implementing, and the leadership required to guide a team of creative talents. Martin emphasizes the importance of the Audio Director's role within the development team.
Karolina Cieslak, a Game UX Researcher at PixelAnt Games, is also a game developer, psychologist, and journalist, contributing to projects such as Cyberpunk 2077, Floodland, Inkulinati, and Forever Skies. Karolina will illuminate the profound impact of color psychology in game design in "Color psychology in UX/UI and game design". Drawing from her expertise, she'll discuss how the strategic use of colors can enhance player engagement, evoke emotions, explain game mechanics, provide feedback, and influence player behavior. Karolina will draw on psychological studies and real-game examples to demonstrate the power of color in UX and UI design.
Michal Slapa, Legendary AI Programmer at Flying Wild Hog. Ex-CD Projekt RED, People Can Fly, and Slightly Mad. Worked on Witcher, Shadow Warrior, and more.
Aleksandrs Niciporciks, CEO of tinyBuild with over 10 years of experience in gamedev. Producer behind SpeedRunners, Hello Neighbor, Graveyard Keeper, and more.
The full list of speakers can be found here.
The GIC'23 conference will feature the following speakers, among others:
Kate Edwards - “Cultural Interoperability: The Biggest Challenge to Online Social Spaces (and Beyond)”
Adinda van Oosten - “28 Lessons From 28 Indie Devs”
Fawzi Mesmar - “Creating memorable moments in video games”
Tomasz Jaworski - “How does game overlay injection work?”
Patryk Scelina - “Roundtable: Is game music only a composer’s job”
Daniel Lewinski - “Synergy Inc. - Make your NPCs work like a good (or bad) team”
Aleksandra Jarosz - “AI tools for narrative designers”
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