29 October 2009 London
Places cost just £295 before 5 October
Casual gaming is no longer niche. This “emerging market” is still growing and evolving at a very fast pace - casual games have now successfully crossed over on to new platforms like handheld and online, plus new markets such as social gaming. Add to that the mass popularity of motion controlled and peripheral driven games and the future of casual game development holds huge potential. The Casual Games Forum will help you explore the opportunities that developing casual games can offer.
NETWORK: Find out what other developers are up to; compare notes and share experiences and ideas. There’s a working lunch with roundtable discussion plus a networking drinks reception to end the day. TACKLE: Join industry experts and star developers addressing key issues, hot topics and challenges with a view to providing potential solutions and new ideas. GAIN: Take away practical advice and top tips from case studies, success stories and examples of innovative game development. Plus up-to-date info on market trends and forecasts.
SESSIONS WILL INCLUDE: •
Discussion on the future of casual games
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What can alternative non-iPhone platforms offer developers
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Building a community around your casual games
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Starting your own studio
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The necessary integration of social gaming into your game and much more...
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INTERACT: Sessions will encourage discussion and debate, think audience participation and group exchanging of opinions and ideas.
The Casual Games Forum brings together a wide variety of top level attendees from all areas of the casual games market. If you’re already in casual or are about to take the leap, the CGF is an unrivalled opportunity to learn, dialogue and network with the key decision makers from across the globe. Paul Farley, Managing Director, Tag Games
So, whether you’re already developing casual games or whether you’d like to be, you should be there!
Register now at: www.casualgames-forum.com Partners
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