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Playcrafting will end its celebration of women in gaming with a special panel at the Microsoft Flagship Store on March 28.

Playcrafting Announces Speakers For 3rd Annual Women In Games Night

Playcrafting will end its celebration of women in gaming with a special panel at the Microsoft Flagship Store on March 28.
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As Women’s History Month comes to a close, Playcrafting — an organization that aids aspiring game developers by offering educational events, networking opportunities, and classes — is preparing for its third annual Women in Games night next week.

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The event will feature an all-women panel of developers presenting their games as well as a second group of professional developers offering insight into the industry.

Following the panel, attendees will be given a chance to play each of the presenter’s games and speak with the panelists.

The list of featured speakers includes:

It will be moderated by Kati Nawrocki, the Studio Art Director at Dots.

As for the games featured at the event, they include a VR Action game in which players take on the role of an alien barber titled Bizarre Barber, developed by Maria Mishurenko. Using large scissors, the alien barber must provide amazing haircuts while dealing with their clients moving erratically around the world.

There’s also a point-and-click adventure inspired by grandmothers titled My Granny Lala and Me. This game is the brainchild of Beatriz Olcina and Pilar Aranda and is intended to offer a look at the problems elder people have to deal with.

For those interested in less digital games, a card game inspired by traditional fighting games. Titled, appropriately enough, Table Fighter, the card game is being presented by Nicole Stahl. It’s designed to be easy for players to learn but difficult for them to master. Similar to the games it’s inspired by, it rewards players for playing skillfully rather than randomly.

Finally, there’s a second VR game. Inspired by the classic fairy tale and intended to be family-friendly, Cinderella VR allows players to jump into the story and play interactive mini-games, including things like cooking puzzles, catching things in butterfly nets, and more.

The event will take place at the Microsoft Flagship Store in New York City on March 28 from 6-9 p.m EDT.


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