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According to a state-ordered audit, in 2021 Georgia received almost $200 million in value from its interactive entertainment tax credit program. The 32-page report from Georgia Southern University’s Center for Business Analytics and Economic Research revealed that in 2021 the $12.5 million program generated almost $90 million in economic output, almost $35 million in labor income, and more than $70 million in value added.
Thanks to all the Georgia game devs who agreed to be part of our video interview series. We are featuring developers from Valdosta to North Georgia, from Savannah to Columbus, and many places in between. Learn what got them into game development, how they learned their trade, and why they have chosen to make Georgia their personal and professional home.