ANNA MIMIK ANTONOVA: KAPIA
Interview with Anna Mimik Antonova, creator and developer of Kapia.
Interview with Anna Mimik Antonova, creator and developer of Kapia.
Interview with Vincent Ogloblinsky, creator and developer of “You can’t catch me”.
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