IGDA London

Overview

The International Game Developers Association is a non-profit membership organisation that advocates globally on issues related to digital game creation. The IGDA's mission is to strengthen the international game development community and effect change to benefit that community. The London chapter's role within the IGDA is to get game developers from in and around London to meet, drink and discuss.

Meetings

The London Chapter aim to have bimonthly meetings, which shall provide an opportunity for professional game developers to interact with peers (and others interested in game development) at a local level.

The meetings will not only act as focal point for local game developers to meet, but will host events such as game demos and discussion panels on hot game development topics.

News

31.5.2009: IGDA's Tim Langdell and Mobigame title Edge
A story is currently circulating the blogs about a trademark dispute between Edge Games and Mobigame over the game Edge for Apple's iPhone. As a result of this dispute the game is reportedly unavailable through Apple's App Store in the US or UK. More...
16.4.2009: Post GDC meeting report
The report of our meeting on the 6th of April is now available.
6.4.2009: Post GDC meeting
IGDA London members met at the London Knowledge Lab to hear presentations from Rudolf Kremers and Alex May, creators of Dyson, and Simon Green, Senior Software Engineer at NVIDIA.