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Game development community celebrates its best and brightest as Develop:Brighton Digital closes
Read More »[From the industry] Develop:Star Awards 2020 winners announced
Nordic Game Conference: “We’re creating a window for the Nordic devs to show themselves to the world”
As part of our extended Skane coverage we look at the key role played by the conference
Read More »[From the industry] Develop:Brighton Digital 2020 Starts Monday With Headline Keynote Speaker Todd Howard
Digital conference and expo is free to attend for games industry professionals and students, but registration is required and closes this week
Read More »Nordic Game to host NG20+ as a physical event in November
While most events remain as wholly-digital affairs due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Nordic Game appears to be the first to return to in-person events.
Read More »The big PS5 event roundup – the Good, the Bad, and the Geoff Keighley
Some mixed messages, some non-exclusive exclusives, and a painful week gap – but so much to like as well
Read More »The Golden Joysticks goes digital for its 38th edition
The 38th edition of the Golden Joysticks, scheduled to take place this November, will be a digital-only experience.
Read More »You now have until Monday to enter the MCV/DEVELOP Women in Games Awards 2020!
Head over to www.womeningamesawards.com to enter either yourself or your colleagues.
Read More »EA follows up on #RaisetheGame pledge and it’s Positive Play Charter by supporting the Women In Games Awards 2020
"There is still work to be done, but with an open minded approach and a clear commitment to this being a priority I am optimistic about what the future holds."
Read More »“Empathy, Respect, & Opportunity” – Unity explains its approach to inclusivity and why it’s supporting the Women in Games Awards for 2020
Women’s group co-chair explains how its building resources for marginalized genders
Read More »GDC 2021 shifts back four months to July with hybrid event
Week-long "community celebration" planned for March
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