Game Hub Scandinavia 2.0

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The follow-up to Game Hub Scandinavia is consolidating to establish itself in the global gaming market. This is through better trained workforce, more started gaming companies, attractiveness for investment and concrete market shares in China and India. The project notes that in two previous Interreg projects they have contributed to the creation of close to 100 new enterprises and 400 jobs in the programme area. Now the partners are building on a 2.0 project. Growth in the gaming industry will be supported by skilled workforce and entrepreneurship. More gaming companies are needed for Scandinavia to become a global player to be reckoned with in the field. An accelerator model should therefore be developed to increase the production speed of a company. External investment needs to increase. Financing models adapted to the needs of the industry also need to be developed, as all game developers’ costs and labour needs are in the start-up phase. Relations in India and China were created during the previous project, something the 2.0 project wants to continue working on.

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