MCV/DEVELOP News, events, research and jobs from the games industry
"WASD was a triumph, and it’s just the start of Roucan’s journey.”
Read More »Network N invests in Roucan, following a successful W.A.S.D
Levelling Up: Megan Garrett, senior commercial manager at Genba Digital
Megan Garrett, senior commercial manager at Genba Digital, talks about working on Elden Ring and the need to thrive in a fast-paced environment
Read More »Rising Star: Charlotte Willis, account manager at Diva
Charlotte Willis, account manager at Diva talks about adapting to a new job during COVID, the agency’s charity work and her drive to continue learning
Read More »The Final Boss: Silent Games’ Sally Blake
Every month an industry leader wraps up MCV/DEVELOP with their unique insight. This month, we talk to Sally Blake, CEO of Silent Games.
Read More »Ready Player 1 Events: The return of the Insomnia Gaming Festival
Insomnia is returning after more than two years of inactivity. Richie Shoemaker talks to its creator and Player1 Events CEO Craig Fletcher about why it’s better to wake rather than shake up the venerable gaming festival
Read More »Breaking new ground for sound: PitStop Productions celebrates its 25th anniversary with a multi-million pound Sound Design Creation Centre
After years of negotiating the fraught planning process, PitStop Productions announced last month that construction will soon begin on its multi-million pound Sound Design Creation Centre. Richie Shoemaker talks to a relieved John Sanderson about what the facility will mean for game audio services in the UK
Read More »Diva is your photo booth sponsor for the MCV/DEVELOP awards 2022!
We are very pleased to announce that Diva is supporting this year’s MCV/DEVELOP Awards, which take place on April 28th at The Brewery in London.
Read More »Submissions Open for Develop:Brighton 2022 Indie Showcase Competition
The Develop:Brighton Indie Showcase competition, which aims to find the industry’s hottest unsigned indie games, is now open to submissions.
Read More »“This is a moment of cultural recognition for games, and BAFTA is one of the few organisations that can do it like this” – Catching up with BAFTA’s new head of games, Luke Hebblethwaite
BAFTA has appointed a familiar face as their new head of games. We catch up with Luke Hebblethwaite to find out what his new role means for the future of BAFTA.
Read More »[Sponsored] Anyone can be creative with YAHAHA
No-code social platform opens in Early Alpha making content creation as easy as drag and drop [Sponsored]
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