Goodgame stellt Perfomance-Marketing-Spezialisten ein Tim Pototzki January 15, 2015 – 1 min read Share this post Bernd Heinisch, Expert Performance Marketing bei den Goodgame Studios © None Retrovibe by GOG © GOG.com Publishing Publishing Partnership Retrovibe by GOG, GOG Galaxy Heading to Linux, and more To celebrate its 18th anniversary, GOG held its first GOG Showcase. As well as unveiling a selection of new/old games, the event provided further details on the "Retrovibe by GOG" publishing partnership and the GOG Preservation Programme, as well as updates to the GOG Galaxy client. By Marcel Kleffmann • 2 min read Slow Game Club 2027 © Slow Game Club / Into Games Publishing Slow Game Club Returns for 2027 With Twelve Hand-Picked Indie Games Following a sold-out first year, the Slow Game Club is back in 2027 with twelve hand-picked indie games, one a month, and a new theme celebrating "stories that only games could tell". 100% of the proceeds will go to charity. By Marcel Kleffmann • 1 min read Tripwire Presents © Tripwire Interactive Publishing Tripwire Presents Expands Its Publishing Business Tripwire Presents, the publishing division of Tripwire Interactive, is expanding its business to offer scaled publishing support for games from smaller independent developers. By Marcel Kleffmann • 1 min read Dungeon Rampage Remastered © Gamebreaking Studios Products Dungeon Rampage Remastered Dungeon Rampage Remastered is a revamped version of the co-op hack-and-slash dungeon crawler that was popular on Facebook in the era of Flash games. It is now a pay-to-play title from Gamebreaking Studios. By Marcel Kleffmann • 4 min read (Picture by GIC) Business G+ Meeting Place for Poland’s Games Industry The Game Industry Conference (GIC) in Poznan has made further progress in many areas, including setting a new record for the number of exhibitors and confirmed its position as a key meeting place for the Central and Eastern European games industry. By Stephan Steininger • 3 min read Awards Geoff Keighley Brings Disney+ on Board for The Game Awards Disney+ will broadcast The Game Awards live for the first time this year. Disney itself also intends to use the format for ‘major announcements and surprises’. By Stephan Steininger • 1 min read Daily GamesMarket Daily – 12 Nov 26: DFA Reactions, Games Industry in Poland, Webedia, Jensen Huang, Mattias Lilja, Charts, Golden Joystick Market figures and personnel changes dominated the news today, ranging from the resignation of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang to the new leadership duo at Webedia and the change at Paradox. By Stephan Steininger • 5 min read People Nvidia: Jensen Huang Steps Down; Colette Kress Takes Over on an Interim Basis The espionage scandal involving Nvidia’s chief executive, Jensen Huang, has led to personnel changes. Nvidia has announced that its long-serving CEO has stepped down. The search for a permanent successor has begun. By Stephan Steininger • 1 min read Insights Market Report: Sweden’s Games Industry is Growing Strongly The Swedish trade association Dataspelsbranschen has published its Game Developer Index, which once again highlights the strength of the Swedish games industry. Whilst turnover and the number of companies are rising, the number of employees is stagnating. By Stephan Steininger • 1 min read
Retrovibe by GOG © GOG.com Publishing Publishing Partnership Retrovibe by GOG, GOG Galaxy Heading to Linux, and more To celebrate its 18th anniversary, GOG held its first GOG Showcase. As well as unveiling a selection of new/old games, the event provided further details on the "Retrovibe by GOG" publishing partnership and the GOG Preservation Programme, as well as updates to the GOG Galaxy client. By Marcel Kleffmann • 2 min read
Slow Game Club 2027 © Slow Game Club / Into Games Publishing Slow Game Club Returns for 2027 With Twelve Hand-Picked Indie Games Following a sold-out first year, the Slow Game Club is back in 2027 with twelve hand-picked indie games, one a month, and a new theme celebrating "stories that only games could tell". 100% of the proceeds will go to charity. By Marcel Kleffmann • 1 min read
Tripwire Presents © Tripwire Interactive Publishing Tripwire Presents Expands Its Publishing Business Tripwire Presents, the publishing division of Tripwire Interactive, is expanding its business to offer scaled publishing support for games from smaller independent developers. By Marcel Kleffmann • 1 min read
Dungeon Rampage Remastered © Gamebreaking Studios Products Dungeon Rampage Remastered Dungeon Rampage Remastered is a revamped version of the co-op hack-and-slash dungeon crawler that was popular on Facebook in the era of Flash games. It is now a pay-to-play title from Gamebreaking Studios. By Marcel Kleffmann • 4 min read
(Picture by GIC) Business G+ Meeting Place for Poland’s Games Industry The Game Industry Conference (GIC) in Poznan has made further progress in many areas, including setting a new record for the number of exhibitors and confirmed its position as a key meeting place for the Central and Eastern European games industry. By Stephan Steininger • 3 min read
Awards Geoff Keighley Brings Disney+ on Board for The Game Awards Disney+ will broadcast The Game Awards live for the first time this year. Disney itself also intends to use the format for ‘major announcements and surprises’. By Stephan Steininger • 1 min read
Daily GamesMarket Daily – 12 Nov 26: DFA Reactions, Games Industry in Poland, Webedia, Jensen Huang, Mattias Lilja, Charts, Golden Joystick Market figures and personnel changes dominated the news today, ranging from the resignation of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang to the new leadership duo at Webedia and the change at Paradox. By Stephan Steininger • 5 min read
People Nvidia: Jensen Huang Steps Down; Colette Kress Takes Over on an Interim Basis The espionage scandal involving Nvidia’s chief executive, Jensen Huang, has led to personnel changes. Nvidia has announced that its long-serving CEO has stepped down. The search for a permanent successor has begun. By Stephan Steininger • 1 min read
Insights Market Report: Sweden’s Games Industry is Growing Strongly The Swedish trade association Dataspelsbranschen has published its Game Developer Index, which once again highlights the strength of the Swedish games industry. Whilst turnover and the number of companies are rising, the number of employees is stagnating. By Stephan Steininger • 1 min read
