Writing exclusively for Develop, CEO Jo Twist hails the long-awaited arrival of video games tax credits for British developers
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PQube announced as sponsors at MCV/DEVELOP Awards
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[Industry news] Loaded announced as new front-of-shirt sponsor for Derby County
This is a press release posted in addition to our usual editorial content. Partnership marks digital…
Alan Boswell Group announced as sponsors at MCV/DEVELOP Awards
Alan Boswell Group is to sponsor the branded guest wristbands at the forthcoming MCV/DEVELOP Awards …
Games Growth Summit Returns with Industry-Defining Lineup — Last Tickets Available
Games Growth Summit, the games industry’s essential commercial conference, takes place in 3 we…
[Industry news] Manchester Games Network launches
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UK games tax relief ‘the start of a great new era in UK games production’
TIGA and UKIE react to news of tax breaks approval
Read More »"Today we celebrate, tomorrow we prove we’re worth it" – games developers react to Tax Breaks
The biggest names in UK games development have told MCV that they’re overjoyed that the European Commission has rubberstamped tax breaks for UK studios. But they warn the hard work must begin now to prove they are worth the investment from the UK Government. Tax breaks for UK games developers …
Read More »EC approves UK video games tax breaks
Tax breaks for the UK video games industry are happening. The ‘will they won’t they?’ saga that has rumbled on for years has now been green lit, as previously confirmed by MCV last week. The European Commission has concluded that UK plans to grant certain tax relief to producers of …
Read More »European Commission approves UK games tax breaks
Block lifted on tax incentives for UK developers
Read More »Oculus Rift backers react in anger to Facebook buyout
A number of those who supported Oculus Rift’s Kickstarter campaign have lashed out at its sale to Facebook. Although there is nothing in Kickstarter’s T&Cs to prevent a company being acquired, many backers feel betrayed that their money has helped to fund a product that is now owned by Mark …
Read More »DriveClub game director exits studio
Col Rodgers forms new studio Big Red Switch Games
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Studio co-founders Erich Schaefer and Travis Baldree return to indie game development
Read More »Facebook’s Oculus acquisition: Developers discuss where VR goes from here
David Braben, Andy Tudor, Patrick O'Luanaigh, James Brooskby and others on what the $2bn purchase means for games
Read More »Develop Awards 2014: Are you better than Braben?
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[Industry news] New Report From G2A and Juniper Research Predicts “Trust Advantage” as the Next Growth Driver in Global Digital Commerce
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EXPO GAMERS 2026: Europe’s Premier Gamedev Summit Finalizes Executive Program
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[Industry news] New Swedish Incubation Model Aims to Speed Up Indie Game Releases
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Alan Boswell Group announced as sponsors at MCV/DEVELOP Awards
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Games Growth Summit Returns with Industry-Defining Lineup — Last Tickets Available
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Alan Boswell Group announced as sponsors at MCV/DEVELOP Awards
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Keywords Studios announced as sponsors of the Major Publisher of the Year Award at MCV/DEVELOP Awards
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Code Wizards announced as key sponsor of MCV/DEVELOP Awards 2026
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MCV/DEVELOP #1007 is HERE!
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Games Growth Summit Announces First Speakers for 6th Annual Event – 4th June

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