@gameuxsummit.com
This is the official account for the #GameUXsummit, managed by Celia Hodent.
We’re so glad that you had a good time!! ☺️
September 10, 2025 at 11:27 AM
We’re so glad that you had a good time!! ☺️
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Sometimes you may not know. So ask a consultant. Ask an expert what they know.
(A recurring theme at the summit is: Find an expert, and ask them.)
(A recurring theme at the summit is: Find an expert, and ask them.)
September 9, 2025 at 2:58 PM
Sometimes you may not know. So ask a consultant. Ask an expert what they know.
(A recurring theme at the summit is: Find an expert, and ask them.)
(A recurring theme at the summit is: Find an expert, and ask them.)
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1. Is this southern gothic?
2. Is this class struggle?
3. Is this esoteric talents?
4. Is this truth and hope?
These are the pillars of the direction. If the feature or development isn't on at least 3 of these, it probably isn't something relevant enough to spend time on.
2. Is this class struggle?
3. Is this esoteric talents?
4. Is this truth and hope?
These are the pillars of the direction. If the feature or development isn't on at least 3 of these, it probably isn't something relevant enough to spend time on.
September 9, 2025 at 2:56 PM
1. Is this southern gothic?
2. Is this class struggle?
3. Is this esoteric talents?
4. Is this truth and hope?
These are the pillars of the direction. If the feature or development isn't on at least 3 of these, it probably isn't something relevant enough to spend time on.
2. Is this class struggle?
3. Is this esoteric talents?
4. Is this truth and hope?
These are the pillars of the direction. If the feature or development isn't on at least 3 of these, it probably isn't something relevant enough to spend time on.
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David talks about his growing up in the US south, and how that eventually led him to build South of Midnight.
September 9, 2025 at 2:49 PM
David talks about his growing up in the US south, and how that eventually led him to build South of Midnight.
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'Sensitivity reading' is not about forcing DEI, censorship, judging, or woke/broke.
It is about immersion, being memorable, avoiding backlash, and a virtuous cycle.
It is about creating quality content. Like you would with historical projects.
It is about immersion, being memorable, avoiding backlash, and a virtuous cycle.
It is about creating quality content. Like you would with historical projects.
September 9, 2025 at 1:46 PM
'Sensitivity reading' is not about forcing DEI, censorship, judging, or woke/broke.
It is about immersion, being memorable, avoiding backlash, and a virtuous cycle.
It is about creating quality content. Like you would with historical projects.
It is about immersion, being memorable, avoiding backlash, and a virtuous cycle.
It is about creating quality content. Like you would with historical projects.
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Can you imagine making a movie about the French Revolution without a French historian? Or about northern mythology without an expert? An accessible website without including disabled people?
Of course you would include an expert on the thing you are building. The same goes for culture.
Of course you would include an expert on the thing you are building. The same goes for culture.
September 9, 2025 at 1:42 PM
Can you imagine making a movie about the French Revolution without a French historian? Or about northern mythology without an expert? An accessible website without including disabled people?
Of course you would include an expert on the thing you are building. The same goes for culture.
Of course you would include an expert on the thing you are building. The same goes for culture.
The last Pecha Kucha speaker is Eloi Duclercq (user researcher at Ubisoft), talking about “Playtesting online multiplayer games before they go live”.
September 9, 2025 at 12:45 PM
The last Pecha Kucha speaker is Eloi Duclercq (user researcher at Ubisoft), talking about “Playtesting online multiplayer games before they go live”.
Next up, Piotr Miernik (lead UX/UI designer, GUI.systems) is presenting his Pecha Kucha on “Design Once, Deploy Everywhere: UI design systems for AAA games”
September 9, 2025 at 12:38 PM
Next up, Piotr Miernik (lead UX/UI designer, GUI.systems) is presenting his Pecha Kucha on “Design Once, Deploy Everywhere: UI design systems for AAA games”
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Can you change the first time user experience of a game 7 years after launch? Let's find out in our next talk, featuring June's Journey. A hidden object game, free to play, on mobile, it's a flagship title for Wooga
September 9, 2025 at 9:41 AM
Can you change the first time user experience of a game 7 years after launch? Let's find out in our next talk, featuring June's Journey. A hidden object game, free to play, on mobile, it's a flagship title for Wooga
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Next: EEG or Not EEG, for World of Warships testing.
September 9, 2025 at 9:14 AM
Next: EEG or Not EEG, for World of Warships testing.