Lesson Learned On The Road to Candy Meleon - Indie Gamedev Meetup #1 Bangkok
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"Lesson Learned On The Road to Candy Meleon" A sharing session from Tanapon Petapanpaiboon, Founder at Levelloop. Session from Indie Game Developer and Development Meetup #1 (Indies Ignite 2013) in Bangkok at Launchpad on 31 July 2013. More info at http://bit.ly/16Eax48
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