The number of UK graduates in computer games subjects has more than doubled since 2013. Answering a written parliamentary question, Education Minister, Chris Skidmore MP, revealed that the number of…
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TIGA, the trade association representing the video games industry, is excited to announce the accreditation of BA (Hons) Games Design at Brunel University London. Half the graduates from this course…
The Government is increasing public R&D spending by £7 billion by 2022. This is the largest increase on record. The latest ONS data estimates that overall gross R&D expenditure in…
Leading UK studios and tech companies share insights, advice and best practise for keeping their players protected whilst playing their games – or when wearing a VR headset. TIGA, the…
TIGA wrote to Mel Stride MP, the Financial Secretary to the Treasury and Paymaster General, calling for guidance on the distribution of video games in the event of a ‘no…
TIGA is the network for games developers and digital publishers, and the trade association representing the video games industry. This publication provides TIGA members with an update on the World…
Lord Hunt has asked a further written question on what action the Government intends to take on mystery boxes in online games. In response to the written question, Lord Ashton,…
On 15 January 2019 the UK Parliament declined to approve the EU Withdrawal Agreement by 432 votes to 202.[1] This was the largest defeat for a government motion since 1918.[2]…
Lord Alton has called on the Government to take into account gambling of in-game purchases when looking at the effect of gambling on young people. Quoting research conducted by ParentZone,…
The Government has responded to a written question from Liam Byrne MP on the effect of the UK leaving the EU on uninterrupted UK-EU data transfers for the UK’s digital…