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Iron Fish developer wraps up operations
Read More »London PR and development outfit Beefjack shutters, laying off ‘around 15’
Ukie sets out post-Brexit necessities to MPs and hits back on recent news reporting around Fortnite
Ukie’s CEO launches two new campaigns to tackle these key issues
Read More »Creative Assembly’s Jodie Azhar on how technical artists influence every part of a game’s visuals and how to become one
Cherry picked advice to help you reach the next level in your career
Read More »Unity partners with Google Cloud as it migrates its infrastructure to the service
Announced during the Unite Berlin keynote, alongside AR/VR updates and long-awaited improvements to prefabs
Read More »Green Man Gaming offers 10% discount to UK armed forces
Online retailer partners MoD-approved Defence Discount Service
Read More »Ten to watch – Develop:Brighton announces Indie Showcase finalists for 2018 [with trailers]
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A curated lineup of the best indie games in development will appear at Develop:Brighton and we've got YouTube trailers for them all
Read More »Sony to launch PlayStation Hits range, including Uncharted 4, Batman: Arkham Knight and Bloodborne
Sony’s new budget range will debut in July, with each game priced at £15.99
Read More »A tiger in the office: how Alien Isolation’s xenomorph took shape
AI, atmosphere and an Alien combine to make a memorable horror game
Read More »Stop motion marvel Harold Halibut ‘could be our first BAFTA’, says Curve Digital
With Curve Digital revealing its latest game, Harold Halibut, publishing director Simon Byron tells us more about how its partnership with Slow Bros started
Read More »Midia Research: Why Sony can (and should) play the walled garden game on Fortnite
It may not be 'For the Players' but Sony's decision makes strong business sense in the increasingly service and subscription world that gaming is exploring
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