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Video: Perfectly pitching your game in three sentences or less

Speaking at GDC Europe 2014 earlier this year, Vlambeer co-founder Rami Ismail shared some useful advice on how developers can perfect the art of pitching their game.

September 19, 2014

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Speaking at GDC Europe 2014 earlier this year, indie game maker and advocate Rami Ismail shared some useful advice on how developers can perfect the art of pitching their game. Ismail, who co-founded the Dutch indie studio Vlambeer, drew from his experiences marketing hit Vlambeer games like Ridiculous Fishing, Luftrausers and Super Crate Box to offer attendees tips on crafting the perfect pitch and getting their games noticed by the press, by their target audiences and by the community at large. It's a useful presentation that's worth your time to watch, especially if you're struggling to figure out how to stand out in an increasingly crowded game market. The free video (embedded above) of 'In 3 Sentences or Less: Perfecting Your Pitch' is now available to watch here on the GDC Vault.

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