[one_third] Organisation: Helsinki Metropolia University of Applied Sciences Type: Non-profit organisation, higher education Country: Finland Research focus areas: Urban environment and culture New forms of games culture Children, youth, and elderly Mobile life and tablet nomads Virtual and augmented reality Games education on: Game artists Game designers Game producers Game programmers Contact: http://games.metropolia.fi [/one_third][one_third] Organisation: Turku […]
EGDF supports Mobile Games Forum (MGF) organised as part of Mobile Games Week 2015 in London. Members of EGDF’s member associations will have a 20% discount for conference passes. If you are interested in obtaining the discount, please contact Jari-Pekka Kaleva (jari-pekka.kaleva@egdf.eu). . . . London gets set to host the first-ever London Mobile Games […]
The European Games Developer Federation (EGDF), the umbrella association of GAME, TIGA, SNJV, DEV, Suomen pelinkehittäjät, Producentforeningen, Produsentforeningen and Spelplan-ASGD, strongly condemns the extreme attacks on and harassment of anyone based on their gender, sexual orientation, ethnic or social origin, language, disability, political or religious beliefs. We are appalled by the recent online assaults against, extreme harassment of and death threats […]
The European Game Developer Federation (EGDF) has elected a new board for the year 2014 – 15. Guillaume de Fondaumiere from SNJV, the French video game trade association, will continue his duty as president of the EGDF. De Fondaumière is the CEO of the Paris based game development studio Quantic Dream, known for its highly […]
HORIZON 2020 Horizon 2020 is the biggest EU Research and Innovation programme ever with nearly €80 billion of funding available over 7 years (2014 to 2020) – in addition to the private investment that this money will attract. It promises more breakthroughs, discoveries and world-firsts by taking great ideas from the lab to the market. [...]
At the beginning of this year, the European Union launched a support programme for video game development, as a part of Creative Europe programme. The results of the first call were published in August and all together 259 companies from 26 member states applied for the funding. Out of them, 29 studios from 14 member […]
For the first time, G-STAR, the leading Korean trade fair for games, will organise an exhibition of games that are targeted for the whole family from small children to their parents and grandparents. G-STAR will include a small number of selected international games in the exhibition. If you want to see your game to be promoted […]
Creative Europe programme grants € 3,2m million euros for 29 game developer studios In the first Creative Europe call for video game support, 259 companies from 26 member states applied for Creative Europe support for game development. Out of them, 29 game developer studios from 14 member states were granted all together 3.2 million euro. […]
Looking for funding? Open EU funding opportunities for game developers in Autumn 2014 and early 2015
HORIZON 2020 The full list of all open Horizon2020 calls can be found here and the list of all open calls in the first Horizon2020 ICT call here. ODI: Horizon 2020 SME Instrument for ICT To who: Game developers with ambitious, but high risk ideas Any SME having a sound, ambitious, potentially disruptive but high risk innovation in their hands […]
The national support schemes for video games are often realised either through tax incentives or through technology and innovation funding. Consequently, European funding for the creation of digital content itself brings significant added value and enables the realisation of culturally ambitious projects pushing the artistic limits of interactive storytelling otherwise too risky to be completed. […]