Accelerating the development of Deadside
Friends, we have exciting news to share with all of you. We've partnered up with tinyBuild to help accelerate the development of Deadside. Please meet Alex, CEO of tinybuild who has more details:
Hello everyone!
Alex Nichiporchik from tinyBuild here - we’re a video game developer and publisher,.
Last year, I started playing Deadside. Much like many of you here, I was excited about every single update. So much so that I got in touch with the fine folks at Bad Pixel to see if we could help in some shape or form. We started chatting with the team, and turns out they were going through a lot of the things we’ve been through -- challenges of scaling a team, establishing communication lines with the community, excitingly watching every single update get played by users (and the adrenaline of hotfixes), and more. Many of the teams tinyBuild started working with were just a few people, and grew into dozens.
The video games industry exists because of great people, and I can tell you that the team at Bad Pixel are great at what they do. And what I love is helping teams figure out how to scale up, and deliver upon expectations of really engaged fans.
We have seen how we can help, and decided to join forces and help Bad Pixel develop Deadside into a full release, getting more frequent updates out and helping the team scale up. Bad Pixel is joining tinyBuild, and will remain a separate studio working on Deadside, with the backend support from our side.
Let's do this!
Hello everyone!
Alex Nichiporchik from tinyBuild here - we’re a video game developer and publisher,.
Last year, I started playing Deadside. Much like many of you here, I was excited about every single update. So much so that I got in touch with the fine folks at Bad Pixel to see if we could help in some shape or form. We started chatting with the team, and turns out they were going through a lot of the things we’ve been through -- challenges of scaling a team, establishing communication lines with the community, excitingly watching every single update get played by users (and the adrenaline of hotfixes), and more. Many of the teams tinyBuild started working with were just a few people, and grew into dozens.
The video games industry exists because of great people, and I can tell you that the team at Bad Pixel are great at what they do. And what I love is helping teams figure out how to scale up, and deliver upon expectations of really engaged fans.
We have seen how we can help, and decided to join forces and help Bad Pixel develop Deadside into a full release, getting more frequent updates out and helping the team scale up. Bad Pixel is joining tinyBuild, and will remain a separate studio working on Deadside, with the backend support from our side.
Let's do this!