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As a people-focused co-development studio, d3t haven’t slowed down over the last 12 months, growing at an impressive rate without losing the social and supportive aspect of their culture

The first annual Games Careers Week will soon be upon us, but how did this industry-wide push for diversity and employability come to be?

The name might have changed over the years, but Deep Silver Dambuster Studios is a staple of the British game development scene, demystifying the industry and improving employment opportunities

With decades of industry experience at their fingertips, Ballistic Moon is pushing the game development envelope, disinterested in providing derivative experiences for gamers when innovation is at the core of what they do

At over 14 years of age, Tag Games is a unique Scottish developer retaining its independence in the mobile space.

With an aim to support young people from primary school age through to their first industry role, how has Into Games evolved over the last year?

As students begin a new academic year, Grads in Games are ensuring that games graduates are just as prepared for employment as those that came before them.

This year’s game development graduates face never before seen uncertainty, but there’s actually never been a better time to make use of this fresh-faced talent pool

Aardvark Swift speaks to INT/NIGHT’s Craig Allen on why UI design must be considered early on and is at the core of making games more accessible.

We talk to leading figures in Yorkshire’s booming games industry to find out why it has become such an important hub for the UK industry