Monolith Productions, Player First Games and WB Games San Diego Closed
Could not fulfil the increased expectations since the success of Hogwarts Legacy: David Haddad. Reports that Haddad, president of Warner Bros. Games, would be leaving the media group began circulating back in January 2025. © BusinessWire/Warner Bros. Games

Monolith Productions, Player First Games and WB Games San Diego Closed

Warner Bros. Games has announced a strategic realignment to focus on key franchises. As a result, the three US studios Monolith Productions, Player First Games and WB Games San Diego have been closed. The Wonder Woman game was also cancelled. After the recent upheaval, it became apparent, but probably not
By Marcel Kleffmann 1 min read
Many GSA Studios Taking Part in Steam Next Fest
Gothic 1 Remake (Nyras Prologue) / Solarpunk / Bongo Cat © THQ Nordic / rokaplay / BlueBottle

Many GSA Studios Taking Part in Steam Next Fest

Numerous developers and publishers from Germany, Austria and Switzerland are taking part in the Steam Next Fest in February 2025. Some of the games are among these top ten most successful demos. The latest Next Fest, which showcases upcoming games, launched yesterday evening on Steam. There are over two thousand
By Marcel Kleffmann 2 min read
Booster Space Announced Date of Next Womenize! Games and Tech
Madeleine Egger and Ruth Lemmen (from left) at Womenize! 2024 © Susanne Müller/Womenize!

Booster Space Announced Date of Next Womenize! Games and Tech

The Berlin-based Booster Space has announced the next Womenize! conference for 4 June, which will mark its tenth anniversary. Ticket sales for the upcoming Womenize! conference, which sees itself as a platform for women, non-binary people and all marginalised voices in the games and tech industry, are set to start
By Stephan Steininger 1 min read
Game Hopes for a Swift Formation of the New Government
Felix Falk, Managing Director game - The German Games Industry Association © Dirk Mathesius/game

Game Hopes for a Swift Formation of the New Government

Even though games and games funding are not Germany’s most pressing issues after the election, the German games industry hopes the new government will begin its work quickly—especially with the next funding freeze just around the corner. The funds allocated by the outgoing government are nearly depleted, as
By Stephan Steininger 1 min read