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Kwalee releases Arabic version of mobile game platform for MENA devs

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Hitseeker's new Arabic-language version was launched to support MENA studios and position Kwalee as a 'reliable partner' for developers in the region.

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Series Entertainment acquires mobile game studio Pixelberry Studios

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Series Entertainment has acquired story-driven, episodic mobile game studio Pixelberry.

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Unlocking South Africa's talent through co-development

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You can read all our South Africa Games Week articles on this page. The South African games industry has a long history of work-for-hire firms supporting some of the biggest developers worldwide, with several studios specialising successfully in porting and co-development. Read more

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Supercell: "There's no reason" why there aren't more mobile games at Summer Game Fest

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Supercell believes there's room for more mobile games to be highlighted during events like Summer Game Fest. The Finnish developer was the only company to have a mobile-only game featured during this year's showcase on Friday, with the star-studded live-action trailer for Squad Busters promoting its most recent hit.

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Playdemic founders' new studio ForthStar Games will "test and kill" to find its next Golf Clash

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The pair set up their first mobile games studio, BattleMail, in 2001 and sold it to (M)Forma a year later. Shortly after, they formed Rockpool Games, made the J2ME edition of Worms, and sold the developer to Eidos/Square Enix in 2007. billion – one of the biggest UK games acquisitions to date.

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"I just dropped them an email" – How a small studio won over Netflix to make a Queen's Gambit game

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At Develop Brighton last week, Jamie Brayshaw, Ripstone's head of partnerships, gave a talk on how the studio convinced Netflix to let them develop a Queen's Gambit title – the developer's first mobile project, and the first Netflix game using Unreal Engine.

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Wildlife Studios cuts 21% of its staff

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Sign up for the GI Daily here to get the biggest news straight to your inbox Wildlife Studios has announced that it will cut its workforce by 21%. As reported by Game Developer , the decision will affect 133 people at the mobile game firm. Read more

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