June Garage: Social Gaming Dynamics

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Sokratis Papafloratis: Game Mechanics & Non Gaming Communities

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Karl Bunyan: Principles of Successful Social Games

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Sam Mathews: Professional Gaming Industry

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Holly Gramazio: Pervasive Gaming & Social Game Principles in the Real World.

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Sponsor post - developer jobs available

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Jobs notice:
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June Garage - Social Gaming Dynamics

The June garage is soon upon us - this Thursday evening, at the usual venue of Sun Microsystems, 45 King William St.

This week we’re focusing on social gaming dynamics - what makes great social games inside facebook, how do you make classic games that go on for years, and how do you apply gaming dynamics to non-gaming applications?

On top of our already announced speakers, Karl Bunyan from Social Cash and Alex Fleetwood from Hide & Seek, we’ll be joined by:

Sam Mathews, founder of Fnatic, one of the world’s leading professional video gaming teams, talking about the professional gaming industry and what it takes for a multiplayer game become a classic that will last for years; and

Sokratis Papafloratos, CEO and co-founder of TrustedPlaces.com, talking about how they’ve applied gaming mechanics to increase engagement and retention in a non-gaming community site.

Sign up to the event here http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=82561432100

And buy your advance tickets here:http://facebookgarage.eventbrite.com/

See you there! Doors open 6-6.30 with pizza and beer, and talks starting at 7pm sharp.

Facebook Garage London, May. Adam Graham.

Adam Graham Part 1

Adam Graham Part 2

Facebook Garage London, May. Mat Clayton & Chris Thorpe.

Mat Clayton & Chris Thorpe Part 1

May Clayton & Chris Thorpe Part 2

Mat Clayton & Chris Thorpe Part 3

Mat & Chris’s Slides