Ramidi’s creative director Sam Lake has been announced as the first key speaker for the Brighton Conference.
The session will celebrate a fireide chat, titled ‘Ramidi Sam Lake: 30 -year -old story’, will celebrate the studio’s milestone and find out how the story has been created over the past three decades.
“Coffee games and a lot of education fits in 30 years of game making,” Lake explains Games Industry.Bs. “When it comes to telling a story in action -filled sports, I think we are on a logical path ahead, always standing on the basis of previous games and learning.”
“I am very proud to look back,” they continue. “I think we have achieved a lot. This has been a difficult task, and even sometimes the difficulty is going on. But it looks good where we are now. And there is a lot of ambitions and enthusiasm for the future.”
Last year, Lake received the Star Award for the Best Creative Lead, as well as Alan Week 2 won the best visual art and excellent audio. The leak will be awarded the Development Star Award at the 2025 Development Star Awards on Wednesday, July 9, in 2025.
“It is nice to be where we are now. There is a lot of ambitions and enthusiasm for waiting for the future.”
The leak explains, “It is a great honor to receive the prestigious development star award, so I’m looking forward to a lot of growth: Brighton.”
“This is my first time at the conference, and I am very excited to be there. To celebrate this opportunity, the fireide chat has made it very meaningful, especially 30 years old at the age of this year, from which we find out how we get here.”
As far as last year’s best creative lead was received, Lake called it a “very happy surprise”.
“I think it’s a great category for the awards,” says Lake. “Making Alan Week 2 was a very personal project for me, and I put myself a lot in this project in many ways, so I feel more than ever. It was nice to admit this task. “
After the release of Alan Week 2 and its two DLCs (which was my personal choice for the year of 2024), Lake says the treatment will continue “searching and experimenting” – especially through its franchises, including Allen Week & Control.
He noted, “Through some sports, we have now developed a solid foundation of the universe, and even more, when it comes to techniques and tone, it is a very solid basis to tell the story.” “We will continue to search and experiment and expand the scope of sports.”
Its upcoming project, FBC: Fire breaks are released in this summer-one step ahead in this direction, causing the first multi-player and the first personal shooter to be treated.
“Fire breaks are a controlled game with a controlled setting and lore, but it is a different kind of game and thus focuses on telling the story, and nevertheless, the universe is still part of the universe,” says Lake.
Treatment is currently developing a sequel to control, in addition to the remakes of Max Pain 1 and 2, in addition to the Rock Star, owns IP.
“There will be games that will be familiar and very closely known to tell the story of the previous games, but there will be sports in the universe that will surprise you in many ways.
Andy Lane, Managing Director of Tandom Events, commented: “After a very good year for both Sam Lake and Ramidi Entertainment, this year’s conference participants have a lot of experience and knowledge to wait for the beam fire -chat.
“Telling a passionate story will always be an asset of sports development, and we look forward to receiving Sam in Brighton this year, as well as acknowledging his achievements with Star Awards.”
Other speakers include Sony, USTWO Games, Test, Frontier Development, Chinese Room, Wargaming, Google, and D3T experts.
Here are ten sessions tracking of a number of articles, including two new categories: sports education and performance.
Development: Brighton 2025 Tuesday, July 8 to Thursday, July 10, from July 10 to Hilton Brightton Metropole.
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