Epoch

If you're in SF on the 19th of November, join us at the Granola.gg launch event that we're doing with SF Game Development. Join us on the 19th to see what we've been building, hear the latest from Jonathan Miranda about the state of the industry, as well as Colin Karpfinger about how he took Cleared Hot from idea to publishing deal! Granola.gg is a true remote collaboration platform for making games - from distributing and managing builds in/out of your team, capturing feedback and insights, and even a new dashcam feature that lets you see first hand the bugs and issues your players are experiencing: https://lnkd.in/gfxFXgte RSVP here - https://lnkd.in/gnC4qNs8 Or join the SF Game Dev Meetup - https://lnkd.in/gJM8quCx

Excited to take part in this tomorrow with Resemble AI - we'll be speaking to how Gen AI stands to help game studios, how we're using AI to streamline game development with Epoch, and will be showing some pretty cool new stuff! Join if you're around, and hope everyone is having a great #gdc2024!

If you're going to GDC, join us at Resemble AI's Gen AI gaming event, where we'll get the chance to really dig into the current state of Gen AI for gaming - and maybe even see some very exciting new stuff that we'll be teasing from Epoch I'll be running around GDC all week as well, so if you're interested in chatting about how to get games out to market faster - or what all this AI stuff means for your studio, drop me a note and I'll buy you a coffee (or even a Banh mi!)

Going to GDC? Join us at Resemble AI's Gen AI gaming event which will include an in depth chat with Idan Beck. We're excited to share some new stuff we've been building for studios, and chat about the future of gaming and the practical implications of Gen AI for the industry!

The second in a series of posts that dives into what game creators are facing in their day to day - and how Epoch is building better tools and services that we ourselves wish we had when we were getting games out to market!

Epoch's combined 75 years of game industry experience and daily chats with game studios about what's going well (or not) have given us some insights about how to get a game from A to B - so we're kicking off a series of blogs and videos starting with our "unofficial guide to game development" https://lnkd.in/gh4ECvn3 If you like this kind of content from us, let us know what else you'd be interested for us to dig into deeper in the comments or contact us directly at info@epochml.com

If you’ve been following Epoch, you know that our customers are shipping games 7-10x faster than those not using Epoch. We’re no nonsense, no-SDK, and super flexible [no, you don’t need to hire an army of people to support Epoch]. One of the more interesting use cases has been in Localisation. Our users have figured out ways to automate language testing and are saving time and money…and more importantly shipping faster. If you are in QA Localisation, you can’t afford to not look at us. A quick call, major savings. What have you got to lose? Other than an annoying spreadsheet? https://web.epochml.com  #localisation #gamedevelopment #gamedesign #gamesindustry #qualityassurance #qa

If you’ve been following Epoch, you know that our customers are shipping games 7-10x faster than those not using Epoch. We’re no nonsense, no-SDK, and super flexible [no, you don’t need to hire an army of people to support Epoch]. One of the more interesting use cases has been in Localisation. Our users have figured out ways to automate language testing and are saving time and money…and more importantly shipping faster. If you are in QA Localisation, you can’t afford to not look at us. A quick call, major savings. What have you got to lose? Other than an annoying spreadsheet? https://web.epochml.com  #localisation #gamedevelopment #gamedesign #gamesindustry #qualityassurance #qa

"Decoding Complexity: Charting the Future of Game Development in an Evolving Landscape"