I’m a 14 year game industry vet who decided to go indie with Flash games at the start of 2010. The Flash Game Summit 2010 helped me better understand the Flash space and I met a ton of great devs.

I think that Casual Connect give me a broader view of the casual world, emerging business models and also meet some other developers.

As a bonus, I live a two hour drive away from Seattle in Vancouver, BC, so I’m not going to bail if I get a ticket.

Hi,
I have been playing RPGs and board games since I was 12. Thirty years later I have decided to create my own games. I have taught myself a few programming languages and I would love to build casual games. I think that meeting you and attending Casual Connect would provide me with lots of information and help me start creating creative games. Thanks.

Would love to get a pass! I have been debating if I was going to attend… The pass would push me over the edge : )

I mainly run casual game affiliate sites but also offer free flash games from mochi as a supplement to those sites.

I’ve been creating flash games and using mochi services for 3 years. The variable nature of an indie flash game business revenue stream dictates that I would be unable to attend Casual Connect this year – free tickets would be much appreciated!

Ada, thanks for posting about Casual Connect.

I am a performance marketer and have been advertising with Mochi Media for the last 6 months. It would be nice to meet some of the crew behind Mochi and possibly discuss further opportunities in advertising on the Mochi platform.

I work for a company which provides payment services for MMOs, find out more at http://www.2pay.pro.

I would be glad to meet someone from Mochi at Casual Connect in Seattle, next week at E3 or anytime in San Francisco.

We’re planning on it! Was so much fun at GDC Austin Developers Dinner. Cant pass up and opportunity for free tickets =).

I started teaching myself Flash game design and programming last year. I would love to learn more about the industry and meet other people who make games!

Hi,

I’m just getting going with my indie casual games career. I spend a lot of time reading theory and actively searching out mp3s of speakers from events like these, and it would be amazing to go live. I feel like I haven’t done a very good job networking, and this would be a great opportunity to get some experience doing that. Free tickets to this event would be perfect. Plus, I already live in Seattle! :)

I’m axcho. I’ve just started looking for a job as a Flash game programmer, hopefully in the field of social games, and I know that Casual Connect would be a great place to look for companies to work with. If you still have a free ticket to give away, well, I would love to have it, haha. :)

Thanks.

Hey-o!
I make games over at The Pencil Farm.

I’ve got some good stuff planned for MochiCoins and MochiSocial in my next game.

I’d love to come down and finally meet some of the Mochis face-to-face.

I represent a micro developer studio in Denver, CO. We are in the final phase of creating a puzzle/logic game for mobile phones. I would like to meet face-to-face with potential partners including Mochi and discuss possible distribution opportunities for our games.

I have a small Flash based consulting company that focuses on ‘games for change’ and think Casual Connect could extremely viable in finding new partners for my Facebook game Feed the Rocker. This game attempts to embed serious subject matter, Abraham Maslov’s humanistic psychology, into the game experience.