Best in Georgia 2021
The Best in Georgia competition is returning for 2021! Each Global Game Jam location in the state nominates one team to receive professional mentoring and to compete for the BiG title. We announce the BiG winn...
Georgia Game Industry 2019 Economic Contributions
Video gaming in Georgia had a $925 million economic impact in 2019, according to the Georgia Game Developers Association (GGDA), the video game development trade association of Georgia. Nationwide, the gaming ...
SIEGE Announces Winners
SIEGE offers many opportunities for attendees to show off their best work and win prizes, and the GGDA is proud to announce the following winners: Investment Conference Best Overall and Best Startup ($1...
Game Studio Workplace Design for COVID-19
(c)Meldrena Chapin, PhD, WELL Design Research Consultancy For the Georgia Game Developers Association Overall Studies of GGDA members strongly indicate that their productivity has either stayed the...
Epic Awards GGDA Epic Grant to Teach Teachers
The grant enables the GGDA to support professors and teachers in teaching the powerful Unreal game engine, responsible for some of the most popular games and movies in the world. “The Unreal engine has ...
Join the Georgia Influencers Network!
We have had a lot of interest from game developers, livestreamers, podcasters and others about ways to work together. As a result, the GGDA has started the Georgia Streaming Network to bring all these voices t...
Want to Host a GGDA Meeting?
The Atlanta chapter of the GGDA meets on the second Tuesday
of every month for networking and presentations on specific topics of interest
to our members. Our hosts are responsible for providing space and food...
New Benefits for GGDA Members
Insurance and Financial Benefits The GGDA is pleased to announce a new partnership with MassMutual and the Piedmont Group. MassMutual, a Fortune 100 Financial Services Company, offers a wide array of respec...
Vicarious PR Offers GGDA Members 15% Discount
Michael Brown of Vicarious PR had a great presentation on how any indie dev studio can handle its own marketing and PR. The audio clears up at 15:54, but the info is invaluable even when coming from a robot voi...