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Four things you can do to market your game before you’ve even built it
The one thing you'll read everywhere when it comes to marketing your indie game: you need to start marketing your game as early as you possibly can. You might just
Nysko Games: One Year Ago
This week, Nysko Games wrote a blog post for us looking back at where they were a year ago...Every now and then I think it’s a good idea to sit
Spotlight: Lost Words
Over the next few weeks we're going to be catching up with some of the current teams at The Games Hub and sharing a bit about what they're working on
Win £25k to develop and publish your video game
You might have seen our previous blog post announcing that we have been named as one of the Tranzfuser 2018 local hubs (hurray!). Tranzfuser offers the opportunity for recent graduates to
February Booster Sessions
Among all the events we've got going on this year (including hosting the UKIE Hub Crawl tomorrow, the Big Indie Pitch on the 1st March, and being named as a
We’re a 2018 Tranzfuser Hub!
We're excited to announce that we're a 2018 Tranzfuser Hub! Not sure what that means? Well, for starters it means the opportunity to win some funding for your game... What
Our 2018 resolutions at The Games Hub
We loved looking back at all the things we achieved last year – it's so important to make sure that you stop and appreciate how far you've come. But now that
2017 at The Games Hub
It's that time of year between Christmas and New Year, when we're too full of mince pies and leftover Christmas pudding to do much more than collapse on the sofa
Richard Bartle on the history of MUD
Last week, Richard Bartle of the University of Essex came in to talk to our participants. Bartle was one of the pioneers of the massively multiplayer online game industry, being
The importance of feedback, and making a change in the games industry
A few weeks ago we had Grant Allen and Loudon St Hill from Dlala Studios come in to talk to us about their experiences in the games industry. We were
