I’m creepy and I’m kooky. Mysterious and spooky! And all together ooky! Happy Halloween Boos & Ghouls!

To all my gamedev friends on bluesky that still have a draft proposal sitting in their email: YOU ONLY HAVE LIKE AN HOUR LEFT‼️

KNnyamedev.bsky.socialAug 9, 2023 3:44pm

GameDev PSA that today's the last day for submitting that GDC talk you've been saying you're going to submit this year! If you're like me, it's time to tell your frozen-in-indecision-brain to make a choice because submissions close at 11:59 PT 😅 https://gdconf.com/call-for-submissions

Fondly remembering my own Barbie story. That one time my Marcus’s Black Game Developer Barbie birthday gift went viral. Nationwide!! Important conversation still. Love you babe! Happy Barbie weekend everyone! https://www.essence.com/love/husband-customizes-black-game-developer-barbie-his-wife/

Another exciting chapter of “Skin in the Game” by Marketplace is out! So proud of what we do at Gameheads! https://youtu.be/knslFdHA5oI

@gamedevlist.bsky.social please add ya girl!

Really proud of how the first episode of the new @npr.orghttps://youtu.be/QWuz9CjrJFI

Introducing "Skin in the Game," a Special Marketplace Series

Rethinking your career plans? So is Marketplace Morning Report host David Brancaccio! He recently spent time at Gameheads, an Oakland-based tech training pro...

New at Crossplay: my story about game developer Lisette Titre-Montgomery, who's spent the last 20+ years making games while being a single parent. Early on, she avoided telling jobs she was a parent, fearing discrimination. https://patrickklepek.substack.com/p/one-developers-grueling-journey-making

We married after she turned 18.

Sharing my very personal story about my struggles as a single parent in this industry brought up a ton of raw emotions. The fact that I am still here is a miracle. It should’ve be this hard for parents (well everyone) to stay in this industry. https://t.co/n6AGOHsIAr

One Developer’s Grueling Journey Making Video Games as a Single Parent

Lisette Titre-Montgomery has been a developer since 2002, and has decades of experience with the way the video game industry makes life miserable for parents.

Hey Jolie!