Metro will mit Media-Saturn raus aus Frankreich Tim Pototzki October 29, 2010 – 1 min read Share this post 34 Saturn-Filialen existieren derzeit in Frankreich © None Publishing No Man’s Sky, Dome Keeper and Sifu Release on iOS During Apple’s App Store Indie Games Week With seven new, high-profile indie games, Apple is not only celebrating App Store Indie Games Week from today, but is also supporting business models other than the traditional free-to-play model. By Stephan Steininger • 2 min read Beltfed © Hello World Studios, Hooded Horse Publishing Hooded Horse Signed Beltfed Hooded Horse's portfolio of strategic and tactical games is growing. The publisher has secured the rights to Beltfed from Hello World Studios in the UK. Following the announcement, the game was added to over 200,000 wishlists within two weeks. By Marcel Kleffmann • 3 min read Square Enix Collective © Square Enix Publishing Square Enix Collective Revived After several years away, Square Enix Collective has returned. This global division of Square Enix Ltd provides independent game developers with funding, investment and publishing support. By Marcel Kleffmann • 1 min read Impressions from the Serious Game Summit 2026 (Brain Food Games) Events Serious Game Summit Returns August 2027 The second edition of Serious Game Summit in Switzerland will take place on 31 August 2027, again in Lucerne. By Pascal Wagner • 1 min read (Picture: gamescom asia x Thailand Game Show 2026/Koelnmesse) gamescom Gamescom Asia More International Than Ever Before With 20 pavilions and exhibitors from 29 countries and regions, gamescom asia is set to break a new record in terms of international participation. By Stephan Steininger • 1 min read Car Park Capital © Hilkojj Interactive and MicroProse Products Car Park Capital It looks like a classic tycoon game, and that's exactly what it is – only with a strong satirical twist. In Car Park Capital from Hilkojj Interactive and MicroProse, players must build a city that caters for cars and encourage a Carbrain mentality among its residents. By Marcel Kleffmann • 6 min read Daily GamesMarket Daily – 14 Oct 26: Norway, Takeshi Furukawa, Games Ground, Drake Star, Splitscreen, Xbox, MGZstart, SELL Whether it’s Paris, Berlin or Split – many conferences and events have now finalised their programmes. Perhaps the most important news, however, comes from Norway, where a report outlines three possible ways in which gambling-like content in games could be regulated. By Team GamesMarket • 7 min read Events Paris Game Biz 2026 Shares Program and Participant Numbers 120 studios, 30 of which from outside France, delegations from Greece, Poland and UAE, 40 investors: Paris Game Biz starts on 20 October and has released its talk program now. One of the highlights: A studio tour of the Sloclap offices. By Pascal Wagner • 1 min read Funding Funding in Bavaria: The Right Support For Startups and Professional Studios A new funding guideline for video games has been in effect in Bavaria since July 1. It offers more support to young studios and enables more experienced teams to take on larger projects, but it also requires a higher level of professionalism. By Stephan Steininger • 2 min read
Publishing No Man’s Sky, Dome Keeper and Sifu Release on iOS During Apple’s App Store Indie Games Week With seven new, high-profile indie games, Apple is not only celebrating App Store Indie Games Week from today, but is also supporting business models other than the traditional free-to-play model. By Stephan Steininger • 2 min read
Beltfed © Hello World Studios, Hooded Horse Publishing Hooded Horse Signed Beltfed Hooded Horse's portfolio of strategic and tactical games is growing. The publisher has secured the rights to Beltfed from Hello World Studios in the UK. Following the announcement, the game was added to over 200,000 wishlists within two weeks. By Marcel Kleffmann • 3 min read
Square Enix Collective © Square Enix Publishing Square Enix Collective Revived After several years away, Square Enix Collective has returned. This global division of Square Enix Ltd provides independent game developers with funding, investment and publishing support. By Marcel Kleffmann • 1 min read
Impressions from the Serious Game Summit 2026 (Brain Food Games) Events Serious Game Summit Returns August 2027 The second edition of Serious Game Summit in Switzerland will take place on 31 August 2027, again in Lucerne. By Pascal Wagner • 1 min read
(Picture: gamescom asia x Thailand Game Show 2026/Koelnmesse) gamescom Gamescom Asia More International Than Ever Before With 20 pavilions and exhibitors from 29 countries and regions, gamescom asia is set to break a new record in terms of international participation. By Stephan Steininger • 1 min read
Car Park Capital © Hilkojj Interactive and MicroProse Products Car Park Capital It looks like a classic tycoon game, and that's exactly what it is – only with a strong satirical twist. In Car Park Capital from Hilkojj Interactive and MicroProse, players must build a city that caters for cars and encourage a Carbrain mentality among its residents. By Marcel Kleffmann • 6 min read
Daily GamesMarket Daily – 14 Oct 26: Norway, Takeshi Furukawa, Games Ground, Drake Star, Splitscreen, Xbox, MGZstart, SELL Whether it’s Paris, Berlin or Split – many conferences and events have now finalised their programmes. Perhaps the most important news, however, comes from Norway, where a report outlines three possible ways in which gambling-like content in games could be regulated. By Team GamesMarket • 7 min read
Events Paris Game Biz 2026 Shares Program and Participant Numbers 120 studios, 30 of which from outside France, delegations from Greece, Poland and UAE, 40 investors: Paris Game Biz starts on 20 October and has released its talk program now. One of the highlights: A studio tour of the Sloclap offices. By Pascal Wagner • 1 min read
Funding Funding in Bavaria: The Right Support For Startups and Professional Studios A new funding guideline for video games has been in effect in Bavaria since July 1. It offers more support to young studios and enables more experienced teams to take on larger projects, but it also requires a higher level of professionalism. By Stephan Steininger • 2 min read
