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Just as we're getting ready for this afternoon, we wanted to reach out to our sponsors, without whom the Women in Games Awards would not be possible.

We're delighted to be able to host these awards in person again, and we'd like to extend our thanks to all of our partners, without whom this would not be possible.

The Women in Games awards would not be possible without the support of our sponsors. And in that spirit, we would like to take the time to celebrate Virtuos, who we are proud to have supporting the Creative Impact award. 

The Women in Games Awards would not be possible without support from our partners across the industry, and we would like to take the time to thank Amiqus for being our Business Award Partner for this year's awards.

In the wake of the recent NFT controversy, a number of Team17 employees have spoken to Eurogamer to report poor working conditions at the indie publisher.

We are proud to have games industry legends Rare as our headline sponsor for this year's event. 

This is a press release posted in addition to our usual editorial content. Some of the UK’s leading games studios, recruiters and educators will come together this April for the Games Education Summit. The agenda-setting conference is sponsored by Unity, Unreal Engine and Grads in Games, and will take place …

The latest issue of MCV/DEVELOP is out now!

With exactly four weeks to go until the MCV/DEVELOP Women In Games Awards, we are very pleased to reveal the shortlist of candidates across all 13 award categories. With it being 18 months since the last time we were able to celebrate the women of the UK games industry, and …

Google is deprioritising its cloud gaming service Stadia, and is instead focusing on securing white-label deals with the likes of Capcom and Bungie, according to reports.