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Women in Games has brought in a raft of new partners for this year’s conference and beyond
Read More »Why more studios and partners than ever are supporting next week’s Women in Games Conference
Sunny days at the BGI – organisation gains charitable status as NVM launches ‘Summer of Buttons’ exhibition
BGI hopes to build on its charitable status to access more funding to extend its programmes and collaborate with more partners
Read More »Welcome to Develop:Brighton – we ask local devs why they love their home town conference
Develop:Brighton kicks off next week, we talk to The Chinese Room, Hangar 13, Hi-Rez, Unity and more about having a conference on your doorstep
Read More »Women in Games Awards 2019: In pictures
Thanks to our event partners and sponsors for their continued support – and congratulations to all our nominees and winners!
Read More »The German connection: What to expect from Gamescom 2019
We talk to Gamescom organisers to check what to expect from the 2019 edition, including the brand new opening night live with Geoff Keighley
Read More »Woman’s hour: We talk to every woman leading a session at this year’s Develop:Brighton
From accessibility to art pipelines, studio management to charting on Steam, production tips to diversity, stage magic to prototyping, character design to public perception, pitching to audio systems...
Read More »Amiqus supports ‘Business Woman of the Year’ category at MCV’s Women in Games Awards 2019
The MCV Women in Games Awards returns for a 5th year running on Friday June 28th. And this year we’re pleased to announce that recruitment experts Amiqus are supporting the event and will be presenting the Business Woman of the Year award to the winner on the big day. The …
Read More »Here’s the shortlist for the MCV Women in Games Awards 2019
The awards, returning for the fifth year running, were inundated with hundreds and hundreds of fantastic entries
Read More »Lisa Carter on 25 years as a woman in games and why dedicated events matter
Lisa Carter discusses the recent WIN conference at the London Games Festival and why we need events like this to address gender diversity issues in the games industry
Read More »Nominations open for the MCV Women in Games Awards 2019
There are ten categories in this year’s awards
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