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Let's Talk Player Feedback
Affogata
37 episodes
2 days ago
Player feedback is key to success in today's fast-pacing and competitive ecosystem. Player-obsessed studios understand that gathering player feedback from every channel and analyzing it enables them to make more data-driven decisions for their games. In this podcast, we'll answer some of the following questions by inviting industry leaders: 1. How do you integrate player voice into the product cycle? 2. How do you identify insights that can move the needle? 3. How do you share the player voice within the studio teams for a quicker turnaround in new releases and fixes?
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Player feedback is key to success in today's fast-pacing and competitive ecosystem. Player-obsessed studios understand that gathering player feedback from every channel and analyzing it enables them to make more data-driven decisions for their games. In this podcast, we'll answer some of the following questions by inviting industry leaders: 1. How do you integrate player voice into the product cycle? 2. How do you identify insights that can move the needle? 3. How do you share the player voice within the studio teams for a quicker turnaround in new releases and fixes?
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How player feedback influences a producer at a gaming company
Let's Talk Player Feedback
27 minutes 24 seconds
2 years ago
How player feedback influences a producer at a gaming company

In this episode, we had the pleasure of hosting Jinesha Gandhi. Jinesha has been in the gaming industry for over 9 years. She currently works as a producer at Redhill games in Helsinki and she has worked on several AAA games. Making games is her passion and profession. 

What you'll listen to in this episode:

1. Minute 08:18 - "player feedback is very important for any gaming company to survive" - Jinesha shared with us and how does player feedback influence her day-to-day position.

2. Minute 10:30 - Jinesha shares with us the metrics and things they look at to create and optimize games such as market trends and technology. And once the game is released, what players like the most, monetization performance, etc.

3. Minute 14:35 - We asked Jinesha what insights bring the most value to her and she told us they always look for performance insights, specifically how smooth is the game when players start playing it. Also, how many people are encountering problems in the game. "Usually, players are very vocal about such things. They write it on the community chats, and they let the company know because the players are not going to be easy on us."

4. Minute 18:15 - Jinesha has worked in several gaming companies, both mobile and console and she shared with us what are the main differences she was seen between these 2 categories and also the way they collect and utilize player feedback.

Let's Talk Player Feedback
Player feedback is key to success in today's fast-pacing and competitive ecosystem. Player-obsessed studios understand that gathering player feedback from every channel and analyzing it enables them to make more data-driven decisions for their games. In this podcast, we'll answer some of the following questions by inviting industry leaders: 1. How do you integrate player voice into the product cycle? 2. How do you identify insights that can move the needle? 3. How do you share the player voice within the studio teams for a quicker turnaround in new releases and fixes?