Mobile publisher Voodoo has launched its own academy, a special training program aimed at hyper-casual developers. Students will also receive different prizes if they hit different milestones during the learning process.

CD Projekt’s digital storefront GOG has announced a shift in its strategy, going back to its roots. The company wants, once again, to become the best place for classic DRM-free PC games.

Jeff Ross, one of the game directors of Days Gone, has revealed that he is now a part of Crystal Dynamics team. He will serve as the studio’s design director.

Sky Mavis, a Vietnam-based company known for creating NFT game Axie Infinity, has raised $150 million. The sum will go to restoring funds stolen from its Ronin Network in the largest hack in cryptocurrency history.

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Google has banned South Korean developers from updating their apps containing links to third-party payment methods under the threat of delisting. This move, however, would breach the so-called “Anti-Google law.”

Jack Tretton, one of the creators of the first PlayStation, has announced his intent to acquire a game publisher or developer. He is now planning a deal through his own special purpose acquisition company (SPAC).

Unreal Engine 5 has been officially launched today for all developers. Epic Games also released a new sample game called Lyra to help users learn more about the engine’s capabilities.

Igor Bukhman, the billionaire co-founder of mobile developer and publisher Playrix, has opened up about how things have changed for the company and its thousands of employees since Russia sent troops to Ukraine on February 24.

Ubisoft has announced Rainbow Six Mobile, a standalone version of its tactical first-person shooter for iOS and Android. The free-to-play game is expected to launch later this year.

Wargaming employees located in Minsk, Belarus, have opened up about the company’s decision to close this office and leave the country. It looks like they didn’t know about it beforehand and currently can’t understand whether they will be offered relocation options.

Roblox founder and CEO David Baszucki has been awarded a significant pay raise in the wake of the company’s success. He will receive compensation of almost $233 million.

Poland-based developer and publisher 1C Entertainment has started to lay off its employees located in Russia, according to the latest reports. The company’s CEO, however, denied the information, saying that the teams continue to work in regular mode.

Epic Games has closed its fundraiser for humanitarian aid in Ukraine after two weeks. The company raised more than $140 million from Fortnite revenue during the period.

Epic Games has officially introduced RealityScan, a new scanning app that turns smartphone photos into 3D models. Developed in collaboration with Capturing Reality, the product is now live in limited beta.

iAndrew Stewart, founder of one-man studio Triplevision Games, has opened up about the commercial results of his game Mable & The Wood. How did it manage to generate over $500k despite mixed reviews and what do platform deals have to do with it?

World of Tanks and World of Warships developer Wargaming has decided to leave Russia and Belarus. It will transfer all its local business to Lesta Studio, which will also operate games in these countries.

Trovo, a streaming platform owned by Chinese tech giant Tencent, has seen a surge in new users over the last month. This is due to Russian language content creators leaving Twitch in the wake of international sanctions.

PlayStation won’t stop with the Bungie acquisition, planning to buy more studios in the future. According to Sony Interactive Entertainment CEO Jim Ryan, this strategy will help the company succeed in the future.