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GAMEinander Association for Students Now Accepts Members

The GAMEinander e.V. for students and trainees in game development in Germany is now accepting members. The association offers networking, pitching and funding help and other peer-to-peer assistance.

Pascal Wagner
Pascal Wagner
November 02, 2026 – 1 min read

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