Our T-Plan team had a great time attending Develop:Brighton Game Expo and Conference at The Metropole in Brighton this week meeting lots of new faces.
It was nice to gain an appreciation of the large gaming community right here on our very own doorstep in Brighton.
We look forward to speaking to you all again soon and working with some of you in the future.
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