Webedia's FYNG Caggtus Edition Will Showcase Over 20 Premieres
Last year, Webedia very successfully organised a FYNG show at the CAGTUS in Leipzig. © Webedia

Webedia's FYNG Caggtus Edition Will Showcase Over 20 Premieres

For the start of Caggtus in Leipzig, event partner Webedia is planning a major Find Your Next Game (FYNG) show featuring numerous premieres, including several world premieres. In total, Webedia is planning 26 hours of live shows from the convention. Expectations are high for Caggtus in Leipzig, which begins today.
By Stephan Steininger • 1 min read
The Situation in Germany‘s Federal States: Wide but Sometimes Limited Support
The funding provided by the federal states fell significantly compared to the previous year, partly because special budgets were available in 2023. In addition, a total of €2 million in funding is available in Schleswig-Holstein over several years. However, this funding is approved in a different way and is therefore not published on an ongoing basis. © GamesMarkt

The Situation in Germany‘s Federal States: Wide but Sometimes Limited Support

By Stephan Steininger • 10 min read
Dr. Anika Thun: "We Are Committed to Long-Term Investments in Our Brands, Studios, and Employees"
Managing Director Dr Anika Thun © Kalypso Media

Dr. Anika Thun: "We Are Committed to Long-Term Investments in Our Brands, Studios, and Employees"

How is Kalypso Media Group positioned strategically in the current difficult market environment and following the death of co-founder Simon Hellwig? Managing Director Dr Anika Thun explains this and more in an interview. GamesMarkt: The games industry has been in turmoil for years. How is Kalypso Media Group holding
By Marcel Kleffmann • 1 min read
Tax Incentives for Games Industry Sealed in Coalition Pact
The party leaders of CDU/CSU and SPD at the announcement of the coalition agreement (from left): Markus Söder (CSU), Friedrich Merz (CDU), Lars Klingbeil and Saskia Esken (both SPD) © IMAGO / NurPhoto

Tax Incentives for Games Industry Sealed in Coalition Pact

In Berlin, the CDU/CSU and SPD are currently presenting the final draft of their coalition agreement for the upcoming government. It contains passages on games funding that make a tax-based model likely. The German association game sees "key issues addressed". Will the German games industry get
By Stephan Steininger • 2 min read