Game development news

South Korea is home to over 200 games developers â?? the majority of which self-publish their games online for PC â?? a not unimpressive level of scale for a country with a population just shy of 50m.

Ten-times growth in domestic sales will also see domestic development market flourish

EA's music maestro Steve Schnur amongst the speakers lined up for November event

Southeast Asia's first facility set up with Epic China's support

Outsourcing firm ChaYoWo says Indian culture is embracing casual games

Although there is a definite difference between the corporate cultures in the likes of Japan when compared with working life in North American or European studios, what might surprise you is that the struggles faced by studios in those usually contrasting areas are very much uniform.

Free-to-play title The Hunter to integrate social network community

Head of GC Asia event predicts boom for games industry in Asia thanks to online and casual games

EA has revealed that it is to invade the Russian market following a new wide-reaching distribution deal with 1C. 1C will now distribute EA’s titles in Russia and CIS countries, including territory exclusive value packs. Alongside the publisher’s standard product, 1C will supply three new economy jewel packed PC games …

Of all of the Asian countries and their game markets, Japanâ??s is perhaps the most widely known thanks to its influence in growing and mass-marketing the console eras almost single-handedly.