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Unity showcases new features and changes to both its recent 2020 LTS and the upcoming 2021.1 Tech Stream releases
Read More »Unity keynote showcases strong title lineup and concentrates on visual scripting, netcode and rendering pipelines
Team17 posts strong annual figures thanks to a record number of titles
Headcount increased from 200 to 250 over the year
Read More »Today is the last day to get your nomination in for MCV/DEVELOP’s 30 Under 30 2021!
Everything you need to nominate yourself, or someone equally amazing, for this year's cohort
Read More »Roblox valued at $38bn after first day’s trading – that’s more than EA
Roblox has seen huge growth over the pandemic, but isn't profitable at present
Read More »Sumo enters games publishing with Secret Mode – looks for ‘smaller gems – smart, creative games’
“We will bring a fresh approach to the publishing scene, embracing creativity and experimentation..."
Read More »Want your story to drive your game rather than vice-versa? Inkle and Failbetter discuss the storytelling potential of the open source Ink
Want a tool that remembers every choice your players have made? Want to banish over complicated flow diagrams? Inkle’s Jon Ingold and Failbetter’s Emily Short talk about a tool that puts writing first
Read More »Xbox Store adds overdue language information – “We believe that fans will more likely engage with content when they know that it supports their preferred language”
We talk to Briana Roberts, senior program manager at Microsoft, about the new tagging sytem
Read More »TinyBuild listed on AIM stock exchange with a value of £340m
Hello Neighbor and Totally Reliable Delivery Service are the groups big successes to date
Read More »Fundamentally Games to enter games publishing for live titles
"Too many great games are missing out on their potential because publishers are getting involved too late to help them prepare for success..."
Read More »Creative Assembly fund Teeside scholarships for ‘female, black, ethnic minority and disadvantaged students’
"We believe that careers in the games industry should be accessible to everyone"
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