Tag Archives: women in games

“We are more open, having difficult but important conversations, and challenging ourselves and each other to improve.”

This month in Iterating for Better, in partnership with Amiqus, MCV looks into the obstacles women encounter when creating a new business in the games industry, with discrimination and sexism being at the top of the list

Women in Games has brought in a raft of new partners for this year’s conference and beyond

Every month an industry leader wraps up MCV with their unique insight

With this year's event being supported by both Ukie and the Women in Games organisation

From accessibility to art pipelines, studio management to charting on Steam, production tips to diversity, stage magic to prototyping, character design to public perception, pitching to audio systems...

We talk to the MCV Women in Games Awards 2019 judges about the issues facing women in the games industry, from imposter syndrome to the lack of promotions, gender pay gap and more, and ask them what games firms can do better. Spoiler alert: they can do a lot

Total War studio to run women-focused afternoon event on the first day of Develop:Brighton conference

"We’re here to find ways the industry can put its foot on the accelerator"

Lisa Carter discusses the recent WIN conference at the London Games Festival and why we need events like this to address gender diversity issues in the games industry