Frankfurt and Game Hessen Open Games Hub in Start-up Centre
The financial hub of Frankfurt is getting a central location for game founders. In addition to office space, the young companies will also receive support from experts and networking opportunities at events organised there by the regional division of game.
Jan Klose, Stephanie Wüst and Bernhard Grieb (from left) in front of the Frankfurter Gründerzentrum, home of the new Frankfurt Business Games HubMichael Braunschädel
Financial hub, home to the German branches of Nintendo, Bandai Namco and Sony Interactive Entertainment, as well as studios such as Crytek, Deck13, Keen Games and Gunzilla – the greater Frankfurt area is an economic force, including in the gaming industry. However, Frankfurt is not particularly well known for its gaming start-up scene. Not yet, at least. Because the city has now opened its first game hub.
Financial hub, home to the German branches of Nintendo, Bandai Namco and Sony Interactive Entertainment, as well as studios such as Crytek, Deck13, Keen Games and Gunzilla – the greater Frankfurt area is an economic force, including in the gaming industry. However, Frankfurt is not particularly well known for its gaming start-up scene. Not yet, at least. Because the city has now opened its first game hub.
