Tag Archives: In-depth

"Due to the current climate emergency, we've decided that from here on we will distribute our games in the most environmentally-friendly way that we possibly can."

For our third regional spotlight, we take you to Germany. Destination: Hamburg. Following a successful transition from free-to-play browser games to much much more, the ‘epicenter of gaming in Germany’ has a lot to offer, from an excellent quality of life to the support of an incomparable cluster of games talent

"The ratio of projects getting funded is at its highest ever"

Following up on Sega’s acquisition of Two Point Studios, we have a chat with Bobby Wertheim, who works at Sega’s incubation programme Searchlight. He details why the firm wants to acquire indie studios, what we can expect from the publishing label and what the process is like when you sign up with Searchlight

“Why are brands missing the obvious? Stop annoying your audience! While targeted ads serve a purpose, they are intrinsically unwanted, and exceptionally ignorable”

While it’s the programmers, artists and designers that receive most of the plaudits, the industry would be lost without it’s diligent and skilled QA teams. We talk to QA professionals from the UK and beyond to discuss how they deliver polished products

With Wizcorp now increasing its capabilities, Keywords Studios in Japan is more able than ever to help games companies achieve their goals – both over there and over here

Pole To Win’s ambitions are pleasingly simple but achieving them is still no easy task. We talk to CEO Deborah Kirkham and European president Andy Emery about running a company that enables a lot of the industry to go global

BGI hopes to build on its charitable status to access more funding to extend its programmes and collaborate with more partners

We take a look behind the scenes at the development of Yooka-Laylee. Playtonic talks about the challenges of building upon Banjo-Kazooie’s heritage and having 73,000 people looking out for everything you do