Rapid game development for the mobile web: The story of Happy Tree Friends - Strandead | Rakesh RAJU
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Channel: GameDaily Connect · 2012 · Gaming
The mobile web is emerging as a viable opportunity for Indie game developers. With no gatekeeper, the mobile web offers a frictionless path to promotion and distribution of gaming content to any device with a browser. Come and hear the story of Strandead, an HTML5 game developed in one month through a partnership between an indie studio - Mondo studios, a new game development framework -- TreSensa, and YouTube's most viewed animated series - Happy Tree Friends. Attendees will learn about the development process, costs, stats, ad-revenue numbers and distribution strategy for Strandead. Delivered at Casual Connect Seattle, July 2012. Download Slides: http://casualconnect.org/lectures/indie/rapid-game-development-for-the-mobile-web-the-story-of-happy-tree-friends-strandead-rakesh-raju
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