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Game Anglia is proud to announce the launch of a new travel fund to support young people in the East of England who are passionate about the gaming industry but face financial barriers to attending key industry events. The fund will provide travel subsidies for …
Game Anglia is proud to announce the launch of a new travel fund to support young people in the East of England who are passionate about the gaming industry but face financial barriers to attending key industry events. The fund will provide travel subsidies for …
BFI London Film Festival Expanded highlights new dimensions in storytelling through immersive art and extended reality (XR). One third of the successful projects to showcase as part of LFF Expanded are created by East of England video games studios! The Games Lounge showcases five creative …
Norfolk & Suffolk Unlimited, Connected Innovation, and Game Anglia are partnering to sponsor and oversee a delegation of Norfolk and Suffolk Technology and Games companies for Slush 2024. Delegates for this special industry event are receiving entry to Slush, 2 nights’ accommodation at Scandic Grand Marina, …
Game Anglia is excited to announce that we have been awarded funding from Suffolk Community Foundation, through the Suffolk Serious Violence Prevention Fund, to deliver the next installment of our ELEVATE programme series. Focused on sharing authentic stories based on lived experience, ELEVATE 2024: Haverhill will provide 50 young …
Connected Innovation and Game Anglia are partnering to sponsor and oversee a delegation of Norfolk and Suffolk game developers for Barclays Games Frenzy 2024. A total of 10 teams have been selected for the delegation: five from Norfolk and five from Suffolk. Barclays’ specialist Games …
How did you find out about the Navee Mentorship?Robin Milton used to work for the company I’m working for now and it was passed on to the school and I thought it would be very interesting to join. Why did you apply, specifically?Specifically, I wanted …
What’s your current job or area of study?I work as a a Higher Education champion at the Norwich University of the Arts but also work on game development in my own time, as an independent game writer. How did you find out about Navee?I found …
What’s your current job or area of study?I’m currently in my last year studying games art and design, at Norwich University of The Arts. I’m in my second year. So I consider myself to be quite early in my career and I wasn’t sureat the …
What’s your current job or area of study?I currently work as a UI artist at a company called Electric Manta. And I’ve been there just over a month. Why did you want to join Navee?So I could get a job, so that worked out! What’s …
A new virtual conference for the games industry, from the makers of Pocket Gamer Connects! Talks, meetings and pitch events, accessible to all… Pocket Gamer Connects Digital #1The Global Games Industry Conference ONLINE! Monday, April 6 – Friday, April 10, 2020 Distilling the spirit of …
Tom Cole – a games designer who worked on titles such as Killzone: Shadow Fall, Until Dawn and Worlds Adrift, will be delivering the keynote at University of Suffolk’s 2020 Global Game Jam event this weekend. Tom Cole is also organises the internationally-known AdventureX Narrative …
This Wednesday, Game Anglia held their third annual event at the University of Suffolk. Present were also a number of independent game developers showcasing their games. A jury comprised of Mike Bithell, Jupiter Hadley and Dann Sullivan have presided and played all the games present …
Join Mike Bithell on the 6th of November at the Waterfront Building of the University of Suffolk in Ipswich Fresh off the release of John Wick Hex, BAFTA Award winning Mike Bithell, will be speaking at Game Anglia. Quote from Mike Bithell “I’m looking forward …
Game Anglia Network, the biggest online community of game development students in the East of England, have just successfully delivered their first pilot. In partnership with NoMoon, they took in 50 students in the community and set them a series of tasks around 3D art, Unity …
As the organisers of the biggest game development conference in the East of England, we are looking for talented individuals to join our team as we expand to new counties and have exciting new events coming up! We are an inclusive organisation, and encourage all …
Game Anglia Indie Showcase winners receive A MAZE Berlin Tickets! Must-Dash Amigos and Endless Journey will be able to participate in the Festival held in Germany, between 10-13 April 2019. The organisers of the A MAZE Festival have generously sponsored Game Anglia with tickets for …
On Saturday 10th November, the University of Suffolk welcomed students, game developers, and industry legends to the second GameAnglia, uniting the East of England in the largest game development conference in the region. The theme this year was ‘community’, and this couldn’t have been more …
As the sun rose on the morning of the 11th November, the world had changed forever. The dawn signaled the end of a year’s planning and preparation for Game Anglia 2018. We can happily confirm that Game Anglia was a resounding success. With just over …
The Big Free Gaming Day Comes To University of Suffolk This Weekend November 10th, 2018: The Big Free Gaming Day at Game Anglia comprises of a multitude of stands each housing a game development team or studio that will be showing their latest releases from mobile …
Game Anglia is delighted to announce that Improbable’s Chief Creative Officer, Bill Roper, will be the keynote speaker for East Anglia’s biggest game development conference on 10th November 2018. Sharing his vast industry knowledge spanning over two decades, Bill Roper will be exploring the creative …
After the huge success of last year’s Game Anglia event, nearly 500 game developers from around the world will once again flock to the University of Suffolk for what promises to be the biggest game development conference the region has ever seen. Expanding on the …
How do you pitch to investors? When should you buy a domain name? What are the best tools to use when planning your marketing communications? Game Anglia organised a series of talks held at the University of Suffolk in April 2018 to help students answer …
How can you get a job in the games industry when you don’t have the required experience, but companies aren’t willing to give you the chance to get it? Taking part in a game jam is an excellent way to kick start your game making …
Suffolk based Miracle Tea fought off fierce competition from both multiplayer party games and VR experiences to be crowned ‘Game of the Show’ at Game Anglia last weekend. The all-new one day conference was held at the University of Suffolk and welcomed hundreds of visitors …
Rhianna is the final speaker to be announced at this sold-out game developer conference next month Game Anglia is pleased to announce award-winning scriptwriter and story designer Rhianna Pratchett will be delivering a talk at this year’s conference. Rhianna Pratchett has been writing for over …
Could not afford a Game Anglia ticket? Do you know someone who could not make it because of financial considerations? We have great news for you! Game Anglia sponsors have kindly donated some of their conference admission tickets for social causes – people who, for …
With Game Anglia only a month away, we are thrilled to announce our partnership with Steel Media, the clever people behind Pocket Gamer, PC Gamer and many others. Steel Media are veterans in both games media and gaming events organising the global ‘Connect’ event series …
Budding Game Developers Descend on Suffolk Waterfront on November 18th Monsters, mining and virtual woodland creatures are all on the agenda on November 18th, as the game development community flock to the University of Suffolk for Game Anglia, the biggest game developer conference to be …
