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The Tribeca Festival has announced that Goodbye Volcano High will be one of its eight Official Selections for 2023
Read More »Goodbye Volcano High has been chosen as a Tribeca Festival Official Selection
Private Division has announced a new publishing partnership with Game Freak
Take-Two Interactive’s Private Division publishing label has announced it will be working with Pokémon franchise creators Game Freak
Read More »Power Up is becoming a permanent fixture at South Kensington’s Science Museum
Power Up will be returning to the Science Museum in South Kensington this summer on a permanent basis
Read More »Final Boss: Caroline Marchal, CEO and creative director of INTERIOR/NIGHT
Every month an industry leader wraps up MCV/DEVELOP with their unique insight. This month, we speak to Caroline Marchal, CEO and creative director of INTERIOR/NIGHT
Read More »The Develop:Star Awards 2023 has announced its finalists, and voting is now open
Tandem Events has announced its finalists for the Develop:Star Awards 2023, and voting has begun
Read More »The EGX Full-Ride Fund will send seven people to EGX 2023
Radical Forge’s Dan Ahern has confirmed that funding for the 2023 EGX Full-Ride Fund has now closed, and that it has now raised enough money to send seven low income or marginalised game developers to the EGX
Read More »Yoti and SuperAwesome will partner up to improve app safety for children
Digital ID firm Yoti has announced a new partnership with the Epic Games-owned company SuperAwesome
Read More »When We Made… Before Your Eyes
Oliver Lewin, game director for GoodbyeWorld Games, tells Vince Pavey about the challenges of creating a video game controlled by blinking, as well as updating it for PSVR2
Read More »Games Careers Week will return this June
Games Careers Week will return for its third year this June
Read More »Holding A Mirror Up To The Industry: Laura Kate Dale and Jane Aerith Magnet on their book Who Hunts the Whale
Factual reporting has shone a spotlight on a number of industry workplace issues, but there are shadows still to be illuminated. Richie Shoemaker spoke to the authors of Who Hunts the Whale to see if a healthy dose of fiction might better reflect the workaday reality of making games
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