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Hypercasual specialist looks to engage local development community
Read More »Update: Kwalee postpones hypercasual event in Bangalore due to COVID
Wargaming opens new office in Vilnius, Lithuania
Wargaming officially opens its newest office in Vilnius this month.
Read More »“I’m encouraged by a great deal [in the industry] but also dismayed in equal measures” – Polygon Treehouse’s Alex Kanaris-Sotiriou
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Every month an industry leader wraps up MCV/DEVELOP with their unique insight. This month we talk to Alex Kanaris-Sotiriou, Co-Founder & Art Director at Polygon Treehouse
Read More »“The future is bright for cloud gaming and our community of players and partners” – Stadia unveils 10 more games under its Stadia Makers programme
Stadia has unveiled the latest round of developers launching their games under the Stadia Makers program, with 10 new titles joining the platform.
Read More »Steam launches an open beta for UTM traffic analytics
Valve has updated its Steamworks platform with an open beta test for UTM traffic analytics.
Read More »Atari splits into Gaming and Blockchain divisions, announces new CEO
Atari has split its business into two divisions: Atari Gaming and Atari Blockchain, as well as announcing a new CEO at the company.
Read More »Life is Strange creator Dontnod moves into third party publishing
Dontnod, the creator of the Life is Strange series, has announced that it is moving into third party publishing.
Read More »“When we first started, we didn’t really know what we were doing” – How Gang Beasts became an international success
We get behind the scenes of Gang Beasts: an anarchic multiplayer brawler informed by the developers’ childhood
Read More »Tencent’s Timi Studios is the world’s biggest developer – generating $10bn in 2020
Tencent's Timi Studios, developer of the enormously popular Honor of Kings and Call of Duty Mobile, generated $10bn in revenue in 2020 – Making it the world's biggest developer.
Read More »“Several of my colleagues at Sumo learned a lot of their skills through user-created content” – Sumo Sheffield’s Wesley Arthur
Wesley Arthur, lead level designer at Sumo Sheffield, talks about the role of a level designer, the importance of word of mouth and the opportunities in the games industry
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