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Blumhouse Games is more than a year ahead of schedule
The publisher shares its plans to release nine low budget, low risk, high potential horror games within three years
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Levelling up healthcare: Understanding games' life-changing medical potential | Playable Futures
Speech Graphics CEO Gregor Hofer on how games technology can deliver profound new impacts in healthcare
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Nintendo adopts wait-and-see on generative AI | Opinion
Disruptive new technology is always controversial – but Nintendo's decision to steer clear of generative AI is based on hard-nosed business logic, not high-minded creative ideas
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Everything we learned from GI Sprint
As our series on making games cheaper, faster and better comes to an end, we recap the highlights
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Gamescom Latam and smart game delays | Microcast
Latest episode available to download or watch now
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Hilmar Pétursson: Making CCP tech open source will enable Eve Online to live forever
CEO also shares the secrets behind how the long-running MMO has gathered such an active and loyal community
Levelling up healthcare: Understanding games' life-changing medical potential | Playable Futures
Speech Graphics CEO Gregor Hofer on how games technology can deliver profound new impacts in healthcare
Brightmine: UK games industry's gender pay gap is 17.1%
UK companies are invited to take part in this year's salary benchmarking project
Blumhouse Games is more than a year ahead of schedule
The publisher shares its plans to release nine low budget, low risk, high potential horror games within three years
Licence holder Pedestrian Group to re-focus on own brands, also drops Vice and Gizmodo in the country, dozens laid off
Summer Games Done Quick 2024 raises $2.5m | News-in-brief
All proceeds from the speed-running event will go to the Doctors Without Borders organisation
Apple approves Epic Games Store for iOS after rejecting it twice
This follows Epic sharing concerns of DMA violation with the European Commission
Ubisoft to discuss neurodiversity at the GamesIndustry.biz HR Summit
The firm will also join a panel about how work expectations differ by generation
Nintendo adopts wait-and-see on generative AI | Opinion
Disruptive new technology is always controversial – but Nintendo's decision to steer clear of generative AI is based on hard-nosed business logic, not high-minded creative ideas
Everything we learned from GI Sprint
As our series on making games cheaper, faster and better comes to an end, we recap the highlights
Kwalee makes minority investment in Devolver Digital
Mobile publisher aims to expand exposure of its PC and console segment
Gamescom Latam and smart game delays | Microcast
Latest episode available to download or watch now
Sporty Group acquires Sociable Soccer
Acquisition marks Sporty Group's entry into mobile and games market
Network N lays off eight from games marketing agency Project N
Cuts come as company focuses on "a smaller set of services" leading with video
Gamescom Latam 2024
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São Paulo Expo, São Paulo, Brazil
The inaugural Gamescom Latam is merging with BIG Festival in 2024, and will also include an industry meeting point facilitating networking between industry progressions.
Games for Change Festival 2024
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New York, New York, United States
The Games for Change Festival 2024 empowers game creators, students, educators, and social innovators to drive real-world impact through games and immersive media.
Develop:Brighton 2024
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DoubleTree by Hilton Brighton Metropole, Brighton, UK
Develop:Brighton is the only event in the UK that brings the entire gaming industry together. It offers media an opportunity to meet game developers and publishers - from the brightest micro indies to development legends.
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Everything we learned from GI Sprint
As our series on making games cheaper, faster and better comes to an end, we recap the highlights
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Four ways AI and cloud can make game dev easier (and one thing they can't do) | GI Sprint
We talk to Xbox about what these technologies can do to support – but not replace – developers
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Life without layoffs, or why they are an avoidable part of game development | GI Sprint
We talk to veteran game designer and CEO, Jesse Schell, who hasn't laid off any devs in 22 years
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How King is using AI to speed up development of new Candy Crush levels
The firm has made level iteration 50% faster as a result of its playtesting bot
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