Unreal Engine creator's Mike Gamble will present the winner during July ceremony

Epic Games sponsors Develop Awards’ Studio of the Year

The firm behind Unreal Engine has signed up to sponsor the 2016 Develop Awards – specifically one of our highest awards.

Epic Games will be supporting this year’s event as both a Gold Partner and Award Partner for Studio of the Year. One of only two Special Awards where the winner is selected by the Develop team, this will be the second time the accolade has been awarded. The previous winner was Rockstar North.

Epic’s Mike Gamble will present this year’s winner on stage during the ceremony on Wednesday, July 13th.

"We look forward to seeing you all at the Awards – it’s one of my favourite nights of the year," said Gamble. "A huge congratulations to everyone who was nominated. To see such a different range of experiences on offer, from the personal projects to large-scale blockbusters, makes it a great time to in the industry."

The Develop Awards 2016 takes place on Wednesday, July 13th at the Brighton Hilton Metropole, and honours the best in games development talent from across the UK and Europe. You can find a full list of this year’s finalists here.

The awards are supported by headline partner CV Bay, with gold partners MoGi Group, Amiqus, Epic Games, Sumo Digital, Crytek, Perforce, Games London, UKIE, and King. OPM returns as table gift partner, alongside exclusive drinks reception partner Keywords Studios, table drink and gold partner Nordeus, and event partner Tandem Events. Epic Games are also an award partner, as are Aardvark Swift. Unity is award and opening video partner.

Contact Charlotte Nangle via cnangle@nbmedia.com to find out about the opportunities available, both at the event and in editorial coverage before, during and after the Awards. 

To book your place at the event, email Georgia Blake via gblake@nbmedia.com – or book online at www.developawards.com.

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