Why VR Game Design is Easier with Friends
My friend Dr. Louise Edwards is a scientist, educator, and now a VR designer/developer focusing on educational games about Earth sciences. In this conversation, we talk about our experience at the first remote creative retreat she hosted. During a dedicated weekend for our passion projects, our small group discovered the impact of mutual support and accountability. Uncover why the support of friends can be a game-changer in advancing your VR projects. If you're seeking inspiration to propel your VR app forward, find out why friendship is the missing piece.
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0:00 small talk Introduction
3:04 Meet Louise
3:21 About the creative retreat
4:48 How did the idea manifest?
7:12 Was it like a game jam?
10:26 What I got out of it
11:12 Why was it successful?
13:46 Game Jams and Hackathons
15:15 Working styles
17:30 Creating connection and community
20:52 Louise's weekend project
24:48 Educator turned VR developer
27:25 VR game design and learning
30:41 Next steps in VR and goals
32:27 Future coworking weekends
34:49 Where to find Louise
36:01 Find a friend!
37:07 Thank you and Outro
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