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A Union of Unions – For Fair Games Industries
Six unions in Europe have come together to fight for the games industry. We spoke to German Union Secretary for IT at ver.di Matthias Grzegorczyk about it (ver.di / One Industry, One Fight)
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A Union of Unions – For Fair Games Industries

What are workers’ unions, how do they act around the world and why do ever more game workers feel the need to organise? We interviewed the German service union ver.di, which supports the Game Devs Roundtable, about an international union initiative.
By Pascal Wagner • 3 min read
How GenAI Models Affect Creatives in the Games Industry
What will AI do to games development, especially when it comes to voice acting and localisation? Nexon CEO Junghun Lee's investor remarks give some insight, as does our interview with voice actor and Netflix strike participant Lynne Glaner (Nexon / Glaner, background: Arc Raiders / Embark Studios)
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How GenAI Models Affect Creatives in the Games Industry

Certain machine learning models are used in almost all fields of game development, but generative AI has changed localisation work and voice acting especially. How can creatives weather the storm – and are they fighting back?
By Pascal Wagner • 7 min read
Radical Fish Games: An Open and Truthful Approach to Game Development
From the dining table to the home office. In the past, everyone was in one place, but now everyone at Radical Fish Games works remotely from home. © Radical Fish Games (Archive Picture)
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Radical Fish Games: An Open and Truthful Approach to Game Development

From indie to AAA, we regularly profile a different studio from the German-speaking development scene. This time: Radical Fish Games from Saarbrücken. Alabaster Dawn, their second game, is being released in Early Access today.
By Marcel Kleffmann • 6 min read
How a Four-Person Studio Is Shaking up the Shooter Market With Over the Top: WWI
The launch event for Over The Top: WWI at the Swiss Game Hub © Flying Squirrel Entertainment

How a Four-Person Studio Is Shaking up the Shooter Market With Over the Top: WWI

Flying Squirrel Entertainment developed the multiplayer third-person shooter Over The Top: WWI with just four people. The game features battles for up to 200 players in a fully destructible WWI environment. The game's success proves the team right, as our interview with Maxim Munnig Schmidt shows.
By Marcel Kleffmann • 13 min read