Gaming

GCL Global Holdings leverages a decentralized studio model and Viktor Antonov's final artistic vision to conquer the Western gaming market.

Spin Master and Netflix are trading IP to turn virtual sandboxes into the new MTV. Here is what their latest crossover means for the future of gaming.

As Chinese gaming giants deploy XR fashion and AI to court European creatives, the hidden costs of digital diplomacy come into forensic focus.

East Side Games Group has swapped legacy debt for government-backed export financing. Helen Davis explores how the mobile studio engineered a lifeline.

The second collaboration between FlyQuest and Von Dutch highlights a growing industry trend: transforming esports merchandise into high-concept streetwear.

As Hasbro opens a massive new Wizards of the Coast studio in Montréal, the move signals a strategic shift toward in-house digital gaming amid industry turbulence.

As social platforms fight for Gen Z attention, WePlay’s Attack on Titan integration reveals the rising ROI of anime IP in casual multiplayer gaming.

With the launch of Playground and the upcoming Unity Spark, Google and Unity are turning generative AI into the next frontier of interactive entertainment.

ThinkingAI’s new self-serve tiers bring autonomous growth agents to indie game studios, challenging legacy pricing models and shifting focus to Istanbul.

Backgammon.com has secured an exclusive global sponsorship with the WBGF. Can the ancient board game replicate the livestreaming success of online chess?

As the Swedish Academy prepares its 2026 Nobel announcement, betting markets reveal a strategic shift toward global avant-garde authors.

As mobile app stores reach saturation, a strategic partnership between LG and Miniclip signals a lucrative shift toward connected TV gaming ecosystems.

Gentoo Media's eleventh-hour refinancing deal escapes a Nordic bond trap, but the Juroszek family's massive premium backstop signals a ruthless consolidation of corporate control.

As game content commoditizes, the next era of iGaming dominance relies on enterprise AI, fintech playbooks, and hyper-local compliance strategies.

Activate has surged to 80+ global locations with a 958% growth rate. Amanda Clark explores how the active gaming company bypassed VC funding to dominate the experiential economy.

Volkswagen is turning its 2027 fleet into multiplayer arcades. But beneath the nostalgia of in-car PAC-MAN lies a calculated push for recurring subscriptions.

A new press release touts the importance of mobile-first design in entertainment. But when the buzzwords of accessibility clear, what is actually being sold?

From web novel to global phenomenon, one Chinese IP is not just topping charts—it's building a new blueprint for cultural franchises. Here's the strategy.

Hunt A Killer's new game, Blood & Ink, partners with a celebrity artist to merge tattoos and true crime, signaling a major shift in experiential gaming.

Slips' new platform lets friends bet on anything, aiming to make 'slip me' the new 'Venmo me.' But behind the peer-to-peer vision lies a complex reality.