Epic Games teams up with Cesium to bring 3D geospatial data to Unreal
Epic Games has teamed up with Cesium to enable 3D geospatial technology in games that use the Unreal Engine. Cesium will be available for...
Graffiti Games raises $1.5 million for indie game publishing
Graffiti Games has raised $1.5 million for indie game publishing. The money will help the Vancouver, Canada-based publisher launch titles such as Blue Fire...
Sandbox acquires kids edutainment company Fingerprint
Sandbox & Co. has acquired children’s game and entertainment (edutainment) company Fingerprint. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. The outcome is the close...
Niantic makes AR demo game Codename: Urban Legends for 5G networks
Niantic has launched an augmented reality demo game called Codename: Urban Legends for 5G wireless networks. The demo is part of Niantic’s Planet-Scale AR...
All In Games partners with Game Seer Venture Partners on Alaloth: Champions of the Four Kingdoms
All In Games, a publicly traded game publisher and production firm in Poland, recently partnered with Game Seer Venture Partners to fund a new...
Min-Liang Tan: How Razer weathered the pandemic and hit $1.2B in sales
Razer reported last week that it hit $1.2 billion in 2020 revenues, up 48% from a year earlier. It also turned a slim profit...
GamesBeat Summit speakers: Laura Miele, Robert Antokol, Aaron Loeb, Geoff Keighley, and Jennifer Oneal
GamesBeat Summit 2021: Growing the Next Generation will feature a full slate of visionary speakers in an online-only event on April 28 and April...
Atari launches nostalgic NFT collectibles for Pong and Centipede
Atari has launched its Atari Capsule Collection of collectible nonfungible tokens (NFTs), which use blockchain technology to uniquely identify collectibles for Pong and Centipede....
Nexon invests $874 million in Hasbro, Bandai Namco, Konami, and Sega Sammy
Nexon, the Tokyo-based maker of Maplestory and other online games, has invested $874 million in Hasbro, Bandai Namco, Konami, and Sega Sammy. Nexon said...
How Devsisters became an international company with its Cookie Run universe
Devsisters has grown to a global company with more than 400 employees on the strength of its Cookie Run franchise. The South Korean publisher...