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Radical Fish Games: An Open and Truthful Approach to Game Development
From the dining table to the home office. In the past, everyone was in one place, but now everyone at Radical Fish Games works remotely from home. © Radical Fish Games (Archive Picture)

Radical Fish Games: An Open and Truthful Approach to Game Development

From indie to AAA, we regularly profile a different studio from the German-speaking development scene. This time: Radical Fish Games from Saarbrücken. Alabaster Dawn, their second game, is being released in Early Access today.
By Marcel Kleffmann 6 min read

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Embracer Unveils Plan For Fellowship Entertainment Spin Off and Picks Apart Plaion
Are preparing the spin-off of Fellowship Entertainment, which they will then also head themselves: Embracer Group CEO Phil Rogers and Embracer Group COO Lee Guinchard, who are focusing on preparations for the Fellowship spin-off, and Müge Bouillon, who will now serve not only as CFO of the Embracer Group but also as Co-CEO, and who will oversee the organisation of the Embracer business units until the spin-off | Pictures: Embracer Group

Embracer Unveils Plan For Fellowship Entertainment Spin Off and Picks Apart Plaion

Embracer has outlined the path for spinning off Fellowship Entertainment. Plaion will be split up: Plaion Partners and Plaion Pictures, along with THQ Nordic, will remain part of Embracer. Fellowship is establishing a new publishing unit with staff from Plaion and other parts of the group.
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Ubisoft Numbers Down After Last Years' Record, Hopeful for Turnaround in 2027 and 2028
At a visit In Germany, from left: Thomas Pottkämper (Co-Founder and Studio Manager of Ubisoft Mainz), Manuel Reinher (Creative Director of Anno 117: Pax Romana), Alexander Schweitzer (Minister President of Rhineland-Palatinate), Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot and Benedikt Grindel (Zone Managing Director at Ubisoft; form left to right) © Ubisoft

Ubisoft Numbers Down After Last Years' Record, Hopeful for Turnaround in 2027 and 2028

Ubisoft's numbers are down from Assassin's Creed: Shadows' record release in March 2025, which is also due to investment and transformation cost in the new group structure. The company expects a strong turnaround in 2028, however.
By Pascal Wagner 1 min read