Applications are now open for the 2024 virtual Tentacle Zone Incubator for early stage developers from underrepresented groups, including but not limited to, POC, lower socioeconomic backgrounds, LGBTQ+, underrepresented genders, people with disabilities and neurodiversities.
There’s been plenty going on for Wabisabi in the past year. In October the studio released its debut game, Growbot, to great reception from critics and players.
The 2022 Tentacle Zone incubator is in full swing but we’re also in regular contact with last year’s cohort and enjoy hearing their updates. We recently caught up with Jeffery Thompson Jr, founder of Epoch Media, who had plenty of positive news to share.
The 2022 Tentacle Zone incubator is in full swing but we’re also in regular contact with last year’s cohort and enjoy hearing their updates. We recently caught up with Jeffery Thompson Jr, founder of Epoch Media, who had plenty of positive news to share.
We were thrilled that user researcher Steve Bromley took time out of his day to speak to our incubator cohort last week. Steve’s talk covered the basics of playtesting, its importance to the development process, and how it can be done better.
The Tentacle Zone Incubator is a four month virtual games incubator programme for early stage developers from underrepresented backgrounds from across the world. Competition for places was strong again this year and so we decided to increase the number of founders on the programme from 12 to 13!
We wanted to introduce you to this incredibly talented group
We had an interview with Steve Bromley who gave us an insight on how we can utilise playtesting to benefit our games.
We had an interview with Aj Grand-Scrutton, CEO of Dlala Studios (mentor) and Tim Ogunmakin, Founder, Triple Smash Studios (mentee).
They explain their mentoring relationship during TZ Incubator 2022 and how this programme benefits them both…
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