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Cheating in multiplayer games is as old as the INI file. What has changed is how it is done, and what a studio can see. In this episode, Greg talks with Guy Kroupp, founder of GetGud, about how cheating evolved from editing a text file to A…
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We help the companies building tools for games — trust & safety, player support, voice moderation, community — actually land with the studios they're built for.
Positioning, pricing, and a pitch that survives a room full of skeptical operators — not a recycled SaaS playbook that's never shipped a game.
The docs and rollout that get your tool adopted across a studio, instead of stalling in a six-month pilot nobody finishes.
Operator-side research — with Lewis Ward, sixteen years an analyst at IDC — on what studios actually need, budget for, and buy.
We're not guessing what studios want — we're in the room with them every week, through the show, the community, and the intel desk. References available on request.
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