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On the evening of March 4th the eighth annual MCV/DEVELOP Women In Games Awards were held, celebrating the female talent in the UK games industry.
Read More »The winners of the 2022 MCV/DEVELOP Women in Games Awards!
Rocksteady is supporting the Rising Star award at the Women in Games Awards today!
Just as we're getting ready for this afternoon, we wanted to reach out to our sponsors, without whom the Women in Games Awards would not be possible.
Read More »“Businesses need to change their thinking on what leadership roles look like” – The State of Play for Women in Games
Ahead of the Women in Games Awards tomorrow, we reached out to women from across the industry to understand why we host these awards in the first place
Read More »OPM is supporting the Games Campaigner Award at the Women in Games awards tomorrow!
We're delighted to be able to host these awards in person again, and we'd like to extend our thanks to all of our partners, without whom this would not be possible.
Read More »Virtuos is our Creative Impact Award sponsor for the Women in Games Awards, taking place on March 4th!
The Women in Games awards would not be possible without the support of our sponsors. And in that spirit, we would like to take the time to celebrate Virtuos, who we are proud to have supporting the Creative Impact award.
Read More »When We Made: How Shedworks went from a North London shed to the stunning dunes of Sable
Chris Wallace talks to Gregorios Kythreotis, to get an inside view on how Shedworks brought their open world masterpiece Sable to life
Read More »Ukie and the decade ahead: Dr Jo Twist OBE on 10 years as CEO
Ukie CEO Dr Jo Twist OBE is celebrating 10 years at the head of the UK’s trade body. Chris Wallace catches up with her to look back on her decade at the helm, and to look ahead to what the next 10 years might bring.
Read More »Amiqus’ on supporting the Women in Games Awards “Amiqus has for many years supported awards and events that recognise and celebrate the achievements of women in the industry.”
The Women in Games Awards would not be possible without support from our partners across the industry, and we would like to take the time to thank Amiqus for being our Business Award Partner for this year's awards.
Read More »Team17 employees report poor working conditions and low pay
In the wake of the recent NFT controversy, a number of Team17 employees have spoken to Eurogamer to report poor working conditions at the indie publisher.
Read More »Ins and Outs – February 2022’s industry hires roundup
Here are the highlights from the recent industry hires and moves, as published in MCV/DEVELOP's February issue.
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