Stephan Steininger

Stephan Steininger

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Game Regional Representation in Baden-Württemberg Develops to an Association
Tom Burck from Gameforge and Laura Körting from LAB132 © Burck/Körting

Game Regional Representation in Baden-Württemberg Develops to an Association

Since 2018, the games industry in Baden-Württemberg has been organized as a regional representative of game in order to successfully promote issues at the state level. Now, there is a desire to strengthen this commitment, which requires its own association structure, which has now been established. However, the founding of
By Stephan Steininger 2 min read
Bavaria Strengthens Its Commitment by Doubling Its Gaming Budget
Dr Fabian Mehring became Bavarian Minister of Digital Affairs on 8 November 2023 © Andreas Gebert

Bavaria Strengthens Its Commitment by Doubling Its Gaming Budget

The Bavarian state government is sending a very clear signal to the local gaming industry. According to Digital Minister Fabian Mehring, Prime Minister Markus Söder announced a massive expansion of games funding at a strategy retreat. The total budget for gaming policy, which includes further measures, is set to double.
By Stephan Steininger 2 min read
Game Rhineland-Palatinate Calls for More Support From State Politicians
In the first round of funding alone, Rhineland-Palatinate approved as much money as in previous years. Nevertheless, according to the regional representative of game, the budget must be increased significantly. © Archive Picture by Medienförderung RLP

Game Rhineland-Palatinate Calls for More Support From State Politicians

The regional representation of the game association in Rhineland-Palatinate wants to rise from the midfield of German gaming locations. To this end, new demands have now been made on state politics, which are primarily, but not exclusively, about money. Rhineland-Palatinate (RLP) actually has numerous factors that make it an above-average
By Stephan Steininger 2 min read
UKIE Wants to Attract Scottish Game Devs With Its Own Organization
Grand Theft Auto is probably the best-known game IP to come out of the Scottish gaming industry, even though GTA VI, which will be released in 2026, will not be produced exclusively in Scotland, just like its predecessors. © Rockstar Games

UKIE Wants to Attract Scottish Game Devs With Its Own Organization

The British industry association UKIE has launched Interactive Entertainment Scotland (ies), its own organization for the Scottish gaming industry. The industry has grown significantly in recent years and has organized itself with the Scottish Game Developers Organization. UKIE's initiative to give Scottish companies in the British gaming industry
By Stephan Steininger 2 min read