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FirstSeed and my first team

This is story about my gaming startup FirstSeed and my first team.

For those who don't know about FirstSeed, FirstSeed is a gaming startup based out in Madurai.

Website: firstseed.in

FirstSeed is taking its shape. I am happy about it. We don't have plans to introduce games that are very alienated but a good ones that people will enjoy.

We have plans to release a game during November 2015. And some more games after December 2015.

We have a small team of game developers who are highly calibrated towards game development. They are a powerhouse for their artistic skills and programming. Still there are areas to be improved for them. They are highly fresh from the market(College) and but taking solid steps to become great chefs who can bake games.

Soon we will meet you on market (Play Store / App Store)

Update:
Forgot to mention a good news here.
We are featured by tamil.yourstory.com
Read my story there too.
http://tamil.yourstory.com/read/8d437cbab6/produced-and-blended-with-the-processor-39-thamizh-magan-39-

Till then bye from Senthil...
Not a CEO but CNEO (NE: Not Everything. You know? I have a team.)


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