What does a Game Publisher Do? Legal Guide for Game Developers
If you’re a game developer wondering “what does a video game publisher do?”, you’re asking one of the most important questions in the industry. Typically,
Navigating the SAG-AFTRA Interactive Media Agreement
If you’re developing a video game and want to hire professional voice actors or performance capture artists, you need to understand SAG-AFTRA’s Interactive Media Agreement
Understanding Board Game Licensing: A Comprehensive Guide
The board game industry operates heavily through a certain type of legal arrangement called “licensing.” You may have heard the word before, but aren’t 100%
Essential Clauses in Game EULAs: A Comprehensive Guide for Developers
A well-crafted End User License Agreement (often called a “EULA”) is essential for protecting your game studio’s intellectual property, setting clear expectations for players, and
Navigating Office Leasing Considerations for Video Game Studios
As a video game studio grows and evolves, the need for a dedicated office space often becomes apparent if you’re not in a situation where
Navigating Localization and Regional Licensing for Game Developers
As the video game industry continues to expand globally, localization and regional licensing have become increasingly important for game developers. In this blog post, we’ll
Video Game Development Contract Negotiations: Tips for Success
Contract negotiations are an essential part of the video game development process. Negotiating a contract that accurately reflects your needs and goals can help protect
Microtransaction Regulations in Gaming: What Developers Need to Know
If you’re a game developer, you are well aware of the past decade’s surge in microtransactions. These in-game purchases are a lucrative revenue stream but
EULA Considerations for Multiplayer Games
End-User License Agreements (EULAs) are essential legal agreements that define the terms and conditions under which players can use your game. However, when it comes
GDPR Compliance for Game Companies
Game companies should be aware of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and how it applies. The GDPR is a regulation that was passed in
