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Benny Chan, Co-Founder & CEO, Cellar Vault Games | Eshan Jayatilaka, Co-Founder & Art Director, Cellar Vault Games

09-Oct-23 21:00

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The developers from Cellar Vault Games, Benny Chan and Eshan Jayatilaka join us to share how an FYP project led to the creation of the company, developing horror games that are highly infused with local cultures and narratives, and the challenges that come with it, especially when it comes to marketing the game to the international audience.

Produced by: Dani Hazanif, Haniff Baharudin

Presented by: Haniff Baharudin

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Categories: gaming

Tags: Cellar vault Games, Paper Ghost Stories, Paper Ghost Stories 7PM, Paper Ghost Stories Third Eye Open, Horror Game, Malaysian Made Video Games, ggwp, video games,

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