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Turning Turbulence into Growth with Natalie Griffith

Game Republic members attended a thought provoking webinar on 14th January by affiliate member Natalie Griffith from Identity Spark. With nearly 35 years experience of building and leading teams in the games/tech industry ranging from solo indie developers to global organisations, Natalie shared her experience and advice on helping prepare teams for turbulence, whatever the […]

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University of Salford Student Amber Agar Wins Mascot Competition

Amber Agar, a third year student studying BSc Games Design & Production at the University of Salford has won the Game Republic Student Showcase competition. Her winning design Spike is a spotted seal and will be used on posters, presentations, website stories, signage and a limited edition piece of merchandise for participants at the event

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Game audio on a budget: In conversation with John Sanderson

Game Dev Essentials – an event supported by Double Eleven took place at The Baltic in Gateshead. Michela Vilinskis summarises a fireside chat between Jamie Sefton and John Sanderson, CEO, PitStop Productions on “Game Audio on a budget”. The discussion touched on aspects such as organising audio budgets, cost effective allocation of budgets and resources

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Getting Noticed: PR and Press Insights with Becky Attard

Game Republic kicked off the first GameDev Insights Ask Me Anything (AMA) session of 2026 on the Great Northern Games Discord with discussions around PR in games, with Game Republic Affiliate Becky Attard from Boost Communications. Topics included suggestions on how best to attract media attention, working with influencers and building communities around your game.

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