In-Depth

Established in 2011 to “design, develop and deliver technology”, Cheshire’s d3t has become an important co-developer within the Keywords group since being acquired six years ago. Richie Shoemaker spoke to Louise Andrew, the head of art at d3t and Coconut Lizard, about the growth of art services within the closely-aligned - and award-winning - studios

Emma Smith from Creative Assembly tells us about the MCV/DEVELOP Women in Games 2023 Awards show why supporting the efforts of women working in the games industry is so important

Who better to cut through the noise of recent and future industry history than gaming’s elite PR professionals? Richie Shoemaker tunes in and drops the questions

We’ve taken the opportunity to talk to Liz Prince, business manager at Amiqus about the company’s thoughts on Women in Games and what more can be done for inclusion in the future

Who better to cut through the noise of recent and future industry history than gaming’s elite PR professionals? Richie Shoemaker tunes in and drops the questions

Who better to cut through the noise of recent and future industry history than gaming’s elite PR professionals? Richie Shoemaker tunes in and drops the questions

Vince Pavey spoke with Hollie Emery and Benni Hill from Bonsai Collective, to find out how the studio behind Luna Abyss is encouraging not just its own growth, but is carefully cultivating change in the wider industry as well

Ahead of this month’s DEVELOP/JOBS, Richie Shoemaker questions a number of recruitment experts, to see what how working and finding work in today’s games industry is changing and the issues studios and potential hires might have to face

Ahead of this month’s DEVELOP/JOBS, Richie Shoemaker questions a number of recruitment experts, to see what how working and finding work in today’s games industry is changing and the issues studios and potential hires might have to face

Ahead of next month’s DEVELOP/JOBS, Richie Shoemaker questions a number of recruitment experts, to see what how working and finding work in today’s games industry is changing and the issues studios and potential hires might have to face