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Co-Creator of ISLANDERS[/text_block]
Co-Creator of ISLANDERS[/text_block]
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[text_block style=”style_1.png” align=”left” font_size=”12″ font_font=”Lato” font_color=”%23ffffff”]Jonas’ bio is not long because he’s fresh out of game school. He does not need one particularly thanks to the insane launch of his first game Islanders – a game that has launched their studio – Grizzly Games – and put enough money in the bank to fund a three-person studio for the next three years. Jonas and his team met at game school in Germany and created Islanders in 6 months – it got featured on steam and is a phenomenal game. He’s now working on “You Will Snail.”
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[text_block style=”style_1.png” align=”left” font_size=”20″ font_font=”Helvetica” font_style=”bold” font_color=”%23fff”]Breaking Down the Genius Process of Prototyping, Developing, Marketing & YouTube Devlogs for Grizzly Game’s First IP – Islanders[/text_block]
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- Creating a simple and compelling game concept as a first game at game school – minimal viable product
- Exploring new game creation and YouTube developer vlogs
- Getting featured on steam and getting the game discovered quickly
- Discussing next steps for Grizzly Studio
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