From IGDA Montreal:

The average game development cycle involves a client, concept and production period followed by the game release. WET however has been anything but this clear cut. If WET were a human being, she would be as incredibly resilient as her heroine, Rubi, considering all that she has gone through to finally appear on shelves. Taking a look back at the long history of this project, one must admit that it has been a complex and interesting journey.

Event Details:

When: Wednesday, November 4th @ 7:00pm
What: IGDA-Montreal Presentation Night
Where: The SAT, 1195 St.Laurent
Why: Stéphane Roy discussing production of Wet
Who: All game developers, and those related to the game industry
Entry: free for IGDA members; $5 for non-members

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