Behind the Scenes of Development! “Always With You” Dev Team Online Talk on 11/30

Hello everyone! This is KO from FilterGame = w = /

Today I’d like to share a developer event that’s absolutely worth your attention—
the team behind “Always With You” will be hosting an online talk on 11/30!

🎤 Event Overview

As the very first game by Snow Owl Entertainment,
the producer mentioned that they went through some “truly painful lessons” during development.
What exactly happened behind the scenes?
And what kinds of obstacles did they face while working with Unreal Engine for 3D development?

If you’re interested in game development, indie production, or Unreal, this is a session you definitely won’t want to miss!

📅 Event Details

🗓 11/30 (Sunday) 20:30–21:30
📍 Venue:
“Game Canyon: Night City of Dev Adventurers” Discord server
https://discord.gg/DJhYjcEdCM

🎥 Simulcast on YouTube:
Go to livestream page

🐱 What is “Always With You”?

Developed by Snow Owl Entertainment,
it’s a light and charming action puzzle game.

Players can freely switch between controlling a young girl and three sibling cats,
working together to solve clever mechanisms, explore ancient ruins,
and take on rampaging ancient guardians.

The game is filled with a healing, heartwarming mood and brisk adventure pacing,
making it a great fit for players who enjoy cute aesthetics and light puzzle action.

🏰 What is “Game Canyon: Night City of Dev Adventurers”?

It’s a Taiwanese game developer community on Discord,
bringing together game devs, indie teams, students, and hobbyist creators.

The community regularly hosts talks, livestreams, project showings, and AMA-style interviews—
just like a shared tavern for adventurers,
where people gather to chat about tech, creativity, and inspiration.

This “Always With You” session is also co-hosted by the community,
so if you’re curious about the game industry or development in general,
it’s a perfect chance to jump in and connect.

Discussions about the Taiwanese game industry pop up all the time.
Many people wonder whether starting a game studio is “worth it,” or how hard it really is to make games.
This event is a rare opportunity to hear straight from the developers themselves.

If you’re even a little curious, don’t let this chance on 11/30 slip by—
come join and ask the questions you’ve always wanted to ask!