Mentoring for first teams
Guidance focuses on scope, team roles, build goals, and the habits that help a student project survive past the first prototype.
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Indie Seed
Grow your first roots as a game developer.
Seed is built for university teams that need more than encouragement. It helps student creators turn early ideas into playable work with mentoring, production checkups, and practical feedback before the first public moment.
What this program does
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Who it is for
University game-development teams building their first serious playable project.
- University team
- Early prototype or first playable
- Need mentoring and exhibition preparation
Practical help, shaped around the stage you are in.
Playable-build feedback
Seed helps teams look at the game in front of players: what is clear, what is confusing, and what makes the first loop worth improving.
Showcase readiness
Teams prepare the basics for events and exhibitions, from demo flow to short explanations that make the game easy to understand.
What teams should leave with
IGIB support is designed around usable outputs: clearer decisions, stronger materials, and a better next conversation.
- Clearer production rhythm
- Sharper first playable
- Confidence for real player feedback
Tell us where your game is now.
IGIB can help route your team to the right track. Send a short note about your team, build status, and what kind of support you need.
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