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"Games have a social responsibility. We’re responsible for a lot of screen time in people’s lives so to not hold yourself accountable for the impact they have on people’s lives is not longer an option," Lucy Kyriakidou said during her Develop:Brighton talk

With Erica, Flavourworks is challenging games dev as creative director Jack Attridge reckons studios have been “developing games in a bubble” – he shared his perspective at Develop:Brighton this week

Dlala Studios grew from five guys in a garage to 20+ staff in an office in Essex after the studio decided to work with an agent

In his Develop:Brighton talk, Mathias Royer highlighted the key aspects of growing your mobile studio: "You’re not just building a game, you are building a team, a company and ultimately, a culture"

Google today revealed that over 4,000 games companies had applied for access to Stadia via its Stadia.dev site. Sam Corcoran, a technical account manager for Stadia, noted the figure in a broad talk on the progress of its fledgling Stadia platform at the Develop:Brighton conference. With all those games companies …

Dublin-based studio launched publicly at Develop:Brighton today with 'player-first' outlook

“I’m constantly amazed that, of the 1,620 game pitches I’ve assessed, more than half can be reduced to ‘recently successful game but with my art assets’. They’re not clones. But they are cover bands.”

Over 3,000 of the games industry will travel to the vibrant south coast city for Develop:Brighton this month. For this second regional spotlight, we talk to a handful of the games businesses that call the city home

Every month, Jagex’s developers visit us from Runescape’s Gielinor to talk about their latest adventures.

Develop:Brighton kicks off next week, we talk to The Chinese Room, Hangar 13, Hi-Rez, Unity and more about having a conference on your doorstep