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"The most important factor behind a successful acquisition is whether you can work with the people involved"
Read More »TIGA’s Acquisitions report provides ‘practical advice from companies with real experience of acquiring and being acquired’
TIGA reveals safeguarding principles for companies to ‘demonstrate a real commitment to their players’ wellbeing’
"Companies that follow them will show that they are serious about their players’ wellbeing"
Read More »Trade body TIGA welcomes UK Government’s plans to expand skilled-based migration and attract international game devs
"This will be good for graduates, universities, employers and the UK economy"
Read More »TIGA responds to Migration Advisory Committee recommendations and launches Manifesto for London 2020
"It is essential that the sector can access the best global talent so that it can continue to contribute to the success of the UK economy"
Read More »The UK video games industry is ‘on course for growth’
"2020 is set to be an encouraging year for our industry"
Read More »Safeguarding players should be our top priority – because it is the right thing to do.
The UK video games industry is economically important. Games themselves can bring enjoyment and promote psychological benefits. Games can be used for education, training and business as well as for fun. However, in recent months concerns have been expressed about excessive play, game mechanics and online harms. The House of …
Read More »Here’s how TIGA hopes to increase employment in the video games industry by 30% by 2023
"The UK video games industry exports content all over the world"
Read More »TIGA ‘keen to work alongside relevant parties’ to address concerns raised in UK government report
Calls on UK government to fund research into gaming disorder
Read More »TIGA survey finds 72% of UK developers use Unity
27% per cent use Unreal and internal proprietary engines
Read More »TIGA: UK games development sector ‘growing more than five times the rate of the UK economy’
Total development staff headcount hit 'record high' in 2018
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