News involving the video games developed in Canada, and the people who make them. Indie Games, AAA Games, and in between featured and reported on.
With offices in Vancouver, BC, CD Projekt Red has become one of, if not the first, AAA game studios operating in Canada to offer their employees paid menstrual leave.
Read MoreVancouver-based game studio Phoenix Labs has regained corporate independence from its parent company after the founders took it private again.
Read MoreMontréal-based Tribute Games’ 2022 retro beat-em-up Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge is coming to iOS and Android exclusively for Netflix subscribers.
Read MoreWinnipeg-based C4 Cosplay & Props has announced an upcoming Kickstarter for “Vendors of BioShock Infinite” to recreate the vending machines from the 2013 FPS BioShock Infinite.
Read MoreChinese IT company NetEase Games has acquired British Columbia-based game dev studio SkyBox Labs, a full-service game development studio that’s worked on several AAA games since it was founded in 2011.
Read MoreLongtime Montréal game dev community hub GamePlay Space has announced they’re closing after eight years of serving the game dev community in the city.
Read MoreEdmonton-based, EA-subsidiary BioWare has announced via the EA blog that Dragon Age: Dreadwolf has reached its “Alpha milestone” after just entering full production in February of this year.
Read MoreNewfoundlander Jennifer Hale has released a statement amid the Bayonetta 3 voice acting controversy that’s erupted on social media since original Bayonetta voice actress Hellena Taylor was replaced by Hale.
Read MoreMontréal-based Tuque Games, creators of Livelock (2016) and Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance (2021), have been rebranded by their parent company Wizards of the Coast as Invoke Studios, incorporating the same dev team under the new label.
Read MoreThe hilariously named New Tales from the Borderlands was announced at Canadian Geoff’s Gamescom Opening Night Live- with Gearbox Studio Québec (@gearboxquebec) leading the game’s development.
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