EKSA: Game Of The Week: Episode 5

The 2012 Game of the Week Podcast 3: EKSA featuring GAMBIT Development Director, Sara Verrilli. What is the Game of the Week? This is the Game of the Week. Beginning February 20th, 2012...On the Monday of each week, a new video exploring the origins and processes of developing each project will be posted. GAMBIT Audio Director Abe Stein will post a blog during that week, featuring concept art, design documents, and analysis of the highlighted game will be offered for your viewing pleasure! A GOTW 2012 Video: EKSA Game Of The Week Video Produced by Generoso Fierro, Edited by James Barrile, Intro Music by Abe Stein, Background music by Mandric Tan. Play Eksa online for FREE!

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