The Yorkshire Games Festival (UK) will be returning to the National Science and Media Museum for its ninth year later this month. The special two-day event is promised to be packed with an array of exciting opportunities from family-friendly events (Let's Play!), to the latest demos from local developers, and industry-specific talks. There's also a surprise for Remedy fans…
On February 12th, Kyle Rowley will be taking to the stage for his talk, “Crafting the Horror of Alan Wake 2”. Held at 10.50, the Game Director will be sharing the studio's approach to scaring its players and how the team maintained consistency throughout the project.
The event is also packed with other incredible speakers too, including Alex Earle (Festival Host), Sophie Artemigi (Game Designer), Claire Morwood (Game Designer, Programmer, and Artist), James Carbutt and Will Todd (of Coal Supper), Ricky Haggett and Richard Hogg (of Hollow Ponds), Eli Rainsberry (Composer, Sound Artist, Audio Designer), Gary Carr (Studio Director of Two Point Studios), Kitt Byrne (Artist and Designer), Sarah-Joy Longthorn (Senior Narrative Designer and Writer), Leah Caldwell (Cinematic and Gameplay Producer at Larian Studios)
There are also a number of workshops throughout the event targeted at aspiring game artists and designers. So, if you're looking to break into the industry, make sure to have a look!
The event will be held at the National Science and Media Museum in Bradford (England), with tickets start at £25. You can learn more about the event, HERE!
Crafting the Horror of Alan Wake 2
w. Kyle Rowley
10.50–11.30