The Finnish Game Industry employed 4,300 people at the end of 2024. Finnish game studios are optimistic about the future, and are seeking growth after a couple of challenging years. Find the full report here.
A year of cautious growth – that’s how we would describe 2024. The growth in revenue and the number of employees was nevertheless accompanied by a decrease in the number of studios, mostly smaller ones, as well as a record low number of planned new jobs. Find the full report here.
In Austria, around 150 active companies form the industry of game development in the first half of 2024, which implies growth of 71.3% over the last six years. Find the full report here.
The Slovak gaming industry continued its consolidation and mild decline in 2024. Last year, companies creating digital games in our territory achieved a combined turnover of 67.85 million EUR. Currently, 77 gaming companies operate in Slovakia, employing 982 professionals, which is 35 fewer compared to 2023. Find the full report here.
UNICEF released RITEC (Responsible Innovation in Technology for Children) Design Toolbox, which provides designers with practical tools for incorporating support for children’s well-being into their design process. It provides an overview of how to design for children’s well-being in digital play, including a list of relevant game design features.
The full report can be downloaded here: Croatian Games Industry Report 2023
Get the report here: The largest report on the condition of the Polish gamedev industry 2022/23
Explore China’s gaming scene with the “Game Developer’s Guide to the Chinese Market” report! Developed over eight years by the Polish Institute in Beijing and Indie Games Foundation Poland, this guide is a must-read for Polish game devs venturing into China. Learn how Chinese gamers view Polish games, discover market trends, and unlock opportunities for […]
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The full report can be downloaded here: Swedish Game Developer Index 2022