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The eight episode series is titled DOTA: Dragon’s Blood, and will launch on Netflix on March 25th globally
Read More »Dota 2 is receiving a Netflix anime adaptation
Developers can now send their games to Microsoft to test its accessibility
Microsoft has now expanded its Xbox Accessibility Guidelines, and is now offering to assess developers' games to see how accessible they are.
Read More »How to Make a Monster Trailer… and empower it with Social Weirdness with Liquid Crimson
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
Read More »Vikings are big business in 2021 – two Jormungandr-sized hits in three months
Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla and Valheim both surpass expectations
Read More »Remedy reveals detail of deal with Epic Games for upcoming AAA project
Net revenues will be shared 50/50 between Epic and Remedy
Read More »“73 per cent of Reddit users find out about new games on Reddit” – How to market your game on Reddit
We talk to Reddit’s Harold Klaje, to get a survival guide to an often misunderstood marketing channel
Read More »Microsoft is internally testing cloud gaming in a web browser for iPhone
Microsoft joins Amazon and Stadia in workaround for Apple devices
Read More »Ukie submits proposals to the Government to help grow the UK games industry
'[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"
Read More »Over 100 games are coming to Stadia in 2021, despite ending first-party development
Google has announced that over 100 games will be coming to Stadia this year, despite their recent move to close its internal development studios.
Read More »Playtonic launches new publishing label, Playtonic Friends
Yooka-Laylee developer Playtonic has launched a new publishing division: Playtonic Friends.
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