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How Stray Fawn survived eight years as an indie with no investors or publisher
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Epic's mobile marketplace and The Plucky Squire's brave launch | GI Microcast
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Valve's not-so-secret game Deadlock is a bold experiment in soft-launching | Opinion
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Sporty Group acquires Sociable Soccer
"Sporty is the ideal partner for us," says Sociable Soccer creator, Jon Hare
Epic Games' free game giveaways have been "magical" for user acquisition
But some of its exclusivity deals were "not good investments"
Kwalee launches Arabic-language edition of Hitseeker
The UK publisher says it will support Arabic-speaking devs "with tools, resources, and expert support"
Black Myth: Wukong demands influencers don't mention "feminist propaganda" in coverage
Players are also forbidden to discuss "China's game industry policies"
Kelsey Beachum: Telling story solely through cutscenes is "actual madness"
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How Stray Fawn survived eight years as an indie with no investors or publisher
Co-founder Philomena Schwab shares how community support and crowdfunding helped build the studio
Climax opens new studio in Scotland
Developer is offering new roles in engineering and programming to support expansion
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Latest episode is available to download now
89% of Devcom speakers believe AAA games don't need additional purchases
Premium was most popular business model, with only one respondent favouring free-to-play games with ads
The state of games publishing: "The era of the generalist indie publisher is over"
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Games actors raise concerns over recording sexually explicit scenes without notice
Arts union Equity issues guidance for recording explicit or intimate sequences
Playrix founders lead inaugural Sunday Times Gaming Rich List 2024
Igor and Dmitry Bukhman have earned an estimated £12.54 billion since founding Playrix in 2004
Ubisoft lays off 45 from US offices
Restructuring results in job cuts across Ubisoft San Francisco and Red Storm Entertainment
Gamescom 2024
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Koelnmesse, Cologne, Germany
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The Royal Institute, London, United Kingdom
The GamesIndustry.biz Best Places To Work Awards 2024 is open to all games companies with offices in the UK, including developers, publishers, service companies, retail, and media. The deadline for entries is Wednesday, August 15.
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How to effectively lead leaders in game development
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'Steam is a supermarket, and your game is beans' - A guide for reluctant marketers
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Everything we learned from GI Sprint
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Four ways AI and cloud can make game dev easier (and one thing they can't do) | GI Sprint
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