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Jul 1, 2019 27 min

Feral Vector with Chella Ramanan

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Compare and contrast the previous episode on E3 with this one on Feral Vector, an annual festival of games and play that takes place in an old church up a hill in a Yorkshire town called Hebden Bridge. Chella Ramanan, a games writer and one of the founders of POC in Play, explains why this left-field festival is so important to her and to the UK games scene. Chella also wrote about Feral Vector for gameindustry.com

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