Late last week we got news that Brazil Games are going to be crashing the 2019 Games Developer Conference that are going to be going on between the 18 to the 22 of this month and we've got the list below so check them out!
BRAZIL GAMES TO INVADE GDC 2019 WITH AWARD WINNING GAMES
MEETING RESERVATIONS ARE OPEN FOR BRAZIL’S PREMIER GAME STUDIOS
Sao Paulo, Brazil, March 8, 2019 —The Brazilian games industry has taken to the streets of San Francisco for 2019's Game Developers Conference to showcase their passion and ingenuity for the world to see. Brazil Games has assembled a troupe of 120 talented industry professionals from over 47 different video game businesses to represent their country’s prowess in the digital arts. Brazil Games GDC 2019 highlight reel demonstrates the diversity and expertise of the coalition.Brazil Games, a partnership between Brazilian Game Companies Association, ABRAGAMES, and Apex-Brasil (Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency), was created with the goal to promote the Brazilian gaming industry and enable its worldwide success. They have formed a vast network of video game businesses specialized in a wide spectrum of disciplines including software and external development for consoles, mobile, PC, VR, Liveops, PR/marketing, transmedia, audio and indie game design. Brazil Games reaches its peak every year in June when Sao Paulo becomes the heart of the Indie Game scene in Latin America during the BIG festival, Brazil's Independent Game Festival, held this year from June 22 to June 30. A complete list of the Brazilian companies represented during GDC 2019 can be found here.
During GDC, business inquiries and meeting requests about Brazil Games, BIG festival or any other Brazilian video game ventures can be forwarded to Eliana Russi (eliana.russi@abragames.org), Brazil Games executive director.
The Brazilian delegation is bound to heat up the show floor alongside a setlistpacked with awesome games. Two of the games in Brazil’s lineup, Relic Hunters Legend (Rogue Snail) and DeMagnete VR (BitCake Studio), have already won awards as GDC’s Best In Play Finalists. A third game, Areia (GILP Studio), earned a spot in Best In Play’s Honorable Mention category. Additionally, two more Brazilian games, Trial of Titans (Oktagon Games) and Talaka (Flux Games), have been selected to take part in GDC Pitch, a chancefor games to present themselves to the international game community for investors and publishers to help them achieve their potential.
The delegation has also taken the International Mobile Gaming Awards by storm! No less than six games have each been nominated to receive an award at this year’s gathering. These games: Dandara (Long Hat House), Lila’s Tale (Skullfish Studios), Looney Tunes™ World Of Mayhem (Aquiris Game Studio), Tetragon (Cafundo creative studio), Hoppia Tale (Ludic Side Game Studio), and Until Dead (Monomyto Game Studio) are all running for IMGA’s prestigious awards.
Finally, two more games are being considered for recognition at the Game Connection America Awards. Crystal League (Flipstar Studios) has been nominated for the “Best Social Game” category while Spaceline Crew (Cofeenauts) has been nominated for both “Best Casual Game” and “Most Promising IP”.
"The recognition our studios and developers are receiving is absolutely indicative of the investment we put in our products, our country, and each other. We are extremely happy to be able to share the success of our companies with the world and create strong, lasting relationships with the international gaming community”, says Eliana Russi, Brazil Games executive director. 13 companies from the Brazilian Games delegation will be present at GDC Play this year. As mentioned, many of them have been nominated for awards and a few have already won theirs!
The following games will be available to demo under the Brazil Games umbrella at GDC Play:
- Relic Hunters Legend, by Rogue Snail - Best In Play Winner, GDC 2019
- DeMagneteVR, by BitCake - Best In Play Winner, GDC 2019
- Areia, by GILP Studio - Best In Play Honorable Mention, GDC 2019
- Trial of Titans, by Oktagon Games - GDC Pitch Nominee
- Talaka, by Flux Game Studio - GDC Pitch Nominee
- Dandy Ace, by Mad Mimic Interactive
- Dolmen, by Massive Work Studio
- Revolution, by Black River Studios
Brazil Games will be located in the south hall of the Moscone Center, GDC play booth N3326 from Wednesday, March 20 to Friday, March 22 and at Game Connection America from March 18 to March 22. Media inquiries and meeting requests can be forwarded to Damien Sarrazin (damien@homerunpr.com).
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Brazil Games
Brazil Games is the export program created by the Brazilian Independent Game Companies Association, ABRAGAMES, in partnership with Apex-Brasil, the Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency. Our goal is to promote the Brazilian Indie Game industry internationally, developing new business opportunities for our companies.
The Brazil Games Program also promotes Brazil as the hub for business in Latin America and invites buyers, investors and publishers for BIG Festival, Brazil's Independent Games Festival, the most important international indie games festival and the hub for international business in Latin America.
About Apex-Brasil
The Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency (Apex-Brasil) works to promote Brazilian products and services abroad, and to attract foreign investment to strategic sectors of the Brazilian economy. Apex-Brasil organizes several initiatives aiming to promote Brazilian exports abroad. The Agency´s efforts comprise trade and prospective missions, business rounds,support for the participation of Brazilian companies in major international trade fairs, arrangement of technical visits of foreign buyers and opinion makers to learn about the Brazilian productive structure, and other select activities designed to strengthen the country’s branding abroad. Apex-Brasil also plays a leading role in attracting foreign direct investment (FDI) to Brazil, by working to identify business opportunities, promoting strategic events and lending support to foreign investors willing to allocate resources in Brazil
Article by Pierre-Yves
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