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Gabriela Woch, junior 3D game artist at The Chinese Room, talks about pivoting into games, how her autism affects communication at work, and her ambition to invent a new archetype

We talk to the creators of Pendragon, Landlord’s Super and Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture about their take on Britain and how they engage with our biggest issues

"Embracing a learning and development culture is something that we’re passionate about"

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

"We’ve got a brilliant mix of industry veterans and rising stars"

"I couldn’t be more thrilled to be building a team to create new The Chinese Room games"

Work-for-hire giant Sumo has acquired indie darling The Chinese Room, Seth Barton talks to them both about what appears an unlikely pairing

Sumo branches out from work-for-hire with acquisition of award-winning, Brighton-based indie studio

The Brighton-based developer will pause development due to financial and personal issues

The developer behind Dear Esther and Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture is going dark for a while, the studio has confirmed. The Chinese Room isn’t shutting down completely, director Dan Pinchbeck reassured fans in a blog post on the company’s website, but it won’t be actively working on any specified …