In a BBC article, gaming experts have named our progressive and creative city as the go-to place for the games industry.
In the piece, gaming journalist Will Freeman said: “Games by their very nature are really multidisciplinary.
“They bring together musicians, and even voice actors, even performers, coders, artists, actors, animators [and] illustrators,
“As anyone who has spent probably even a moment in Brighton knows, it is a creatively diverse place. So games and Brighton are kind of a natural fit for each other.”
Read the article on the BBC website.
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