Gearing Up For Unreal Times at Nordic Game 2015

We’re prepping for Nordic Game, to be held May 20-22 at the Slagthuset convention center in lovely Malmö, Sweden. We couldn’t be more excited to sponsor, speak and exhibit at this fantastic conference!

If you’re attending, come hang with us at the fun events and talks. Here are a few highlights on our itinerary.

ON THE EXPO FLOOR

Swing by and see us at Booth A1-A2 at Nordic Game. Friendly faces you can expect to see include Sjoerd De Jong, Mike Gamble, Joe Graf, Ellen Liew, and Osman Tsjardiwal. We want to know how we can make Unreal Engine work better for you, so please ask any questions and give us your feedback.

UNREAL ENGINE MIXER: OPEN TO ALL!

Sjoerd “Hourences” De Jong and our crew will host a free Unreal Engine Mixer at the Green Lion Inn located at Skeppsbron 9 on Thursday, May 21 from 16.00 to 18.30. This event is open to everyone, even if you aren’t attending Nordic Game. Join us!

BRINGING THE PARTY TO THE AWARDS

Next, we’ll celebrate the many talented developers represented at the Nordic Game Awards, which will be held in the Unreal Theatre in main auditorium of Slagthuset. The awards dinner will kick off on Thursday, May 21 at 18.00.

We’re proudly sponsoring the Nordic Game Awards Party again this year! The post-awards festivities are taking place at Slagthuset directly following the awards ceremony on Thursday evening starting at 21.00.

We invite everyone to enjoy the Freedom Lager brought to you by Unreal.

DON’T MISS THESE TALKS!

We can’t forget to mention the must-see lectures led by DONTNOD’s Oskar Guilbert and Coffee Stain’s Armin Ibrisagic. We’ve also pulled together a panel featuring both of these awesome guys in addition to Hazelight’s talented Filip Coulianos and Epic’s Mike Gamble and Sjoerd “Hourences” De Jong. Pencil these into your diary, stat.

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