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Five years of running a grassroots community for Russian game developers — 50+ meet-ups across St. Petersburg, Moscow, Novosibirsk, and Perm; first game-studies track at DEVGAMM; and what community organising actually costs.
What it takes to run four consecutive partner-funded projects back-to-back — requirements capture, timelines, and the habits that keep educational programs actually shippable.
Six game projects launched through the KBTU GameLab incubator, three shipping on Steam. Lessons on selection, mentorship, and keeping a pipeline moving through an academic calendar.
Community organisation (2015–2020) uniting Russian game developers. 50+ meet-ups across four cities, first game-studies track at DEVGAMM, first gamedev track at GEEK PICNIC, represented Russian gamedev at Gaming Istanbul.
Running the GameLab's educational offerings as end-to-end products: four UNICEF Kazakhstan projects delivered, five strategic partnerships, six incubator projects launched (three on Steam).