Game industry business news

The name might have changed over the years, but Deep Silver Dambuster Studios is a staple of the British game development scene, demystifying the industry and improving employment opportunities

TIGA, the trade association representing the UK video games industry, said today that the UK Government should adopt a more robust approach to foster healthy competition in the UK.

The eight episode series is titled DOTA: Dragon’s Blood, and will launch on Netflix on March 25th globally

Microsoft has now expanded its Xbox Accessibility Guidelines, and is now offering to assess developers' games to see how accessible they are.

We caught up with Lauran Carter, head of comms at Liquid Crimson, to discuss its work during the pandemic, the new demands of next-gen titles, and bringing the Guildford Games Festival to the masses

Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla and Valheim both surpass expectations

Net revenues will be shared 50/50 between Epic and Remedy

We talk to Reddit’s Harold Klaje, to get a survival guide to an often misunderstood marketing channel

Microsoft joins Amazon and Stadia in workaround for Apple devices

'[W]e cannot take our resilience for granted. Global competition is fierce and the competitive advantage we hold can just as easily be lost as enhanced"