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US-Held Fortis Games Plans to Expand Team in Romania to 100 People
Fortis Games, a new US game studio established by global industry heavyweights, which made several acquisitions in 2022, among which the Metagame startup in Bucharest, plans to expand in Romania and grow its team to about 100 people.
Game Developer Keywords Announces Opening of Bucharest Studio
Irish-held Keywords Studios, a provider of services to the games industry, which entered Romania by acquiring AMC RO Studio - a 3D art and design studio providing creative 3D visual design a...
Romania Game Development Industry Ends 2021 with 20% Growth in Revenue to $312M
The Romanian video game development industry closed 2021 with $312 million revenue an increase of 20% on 2020, more than double the 2016 figure, an annual survey by the Romanian Video Game D...
Video Games Developer Amber Expands to Poland
Romanian video game developer Amber has continued to expand and has opened a new office in Warsaw, Poland, its officials said. The new office will focus on programming, art and game design,...
Romania’s Gaming Industry Revenue Up 19% in 2020
Romania’s gaming industry posted EUR218.5 million revenue in 2020, an increase of 19.1% year-on-year, a report of the Romanian Game Developers Association (RGDA) shows.
Video Games Developer Firebyte Games Starts Private Placement on Feb 15
Video games developer Firebyte Games held by Cluj-based brokerage firm BRK is starting its private placement on Monday, February 15, to raise funds for development from investors, after whic...
Bucharest Office, Electronic Arts’ Third Largest
The Bucharest office of Electronic Arts (EA) is its third largest, after the California and Canada offices and employs 1,500 people.
2018 World Cup Boosts Revenue Of Hotel Restaurants
Luxury hotels in Bucharest have prepared their restaurants and outdoor bars to attract as many football fans to watch the World Cup 2018 games as possible, by installing big screens and prep...
Ubisoft To Hire At Least 100 More People In Romania By Yearend
Video game developer Ubisoft Romania, which has been operating in this country for more than a decade, wants to recruit 10% more people this year than it did in 2013, keeping the headcount g...