Games for Good seeks to highlight the positive impact of video games
The news-style program begins airing this week.
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Ubisoft reportedly at risk of losing staff due to toxic culture
A recent Universal Registration Document from Ubisoft details a "high risk" of losing key employees.
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Natasha Skult named new chair of IGDA board of directors
Skult is a strong advocate for diversity in the games industry. She talked to GameDaily about how she plans to leverage her background as CEO of MiTale to further the IGDA's goal of supporting and empowering game developers.
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IGDA-F director Nika Nour on the importance of diversity in the games industry
The $300,000 Diverse Game Developers Fund looks to shine a light on the homogenous nature of the business, and how it can benefit from a more varied working body.
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Hardsuit Labs hit with layoffs following removal from 'Bloodlines 2' development
It's the latest development in the troubled saga of Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines 2.
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Cyberpunk 2077 receives another delay, highlighting a bumpy development track
IGDA executive director Renee Gittins calls out the lack of communication at CD Projekt Red.
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Twitch hit with a new wave of abuse allegations
A new report from GamesIndustry.biz outlines a culture of sexism, racism, and more.
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CD Projekt Red implements mandatory crunch policy ahead of Cyberpunk 2077 launch
The discussion surrounding crunch was reignited this week. The IGDA's Renee Gittins and attorney Richard Hoeg weigh in on the newest developments.
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Netmarble's Simon Sim on expanding Westward and working with the IGDA's Global Indie Collective
The president of Netmarble U.S. chats with GameDaily about the challenges faced by indie developers, and how Global Indie Collective is helping.
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Andrea Roberts and Clara Reeves on indie development and the lack of women in the games industry
Wonderbelly and Hipster Whale are two women-led studios in a business that remains overwhelmingly male. Roberts and Reeves spoke with GameDaily about the challenges they face, and their optimism that the industry is slowly becoming more diverse.
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