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1. weirdghosts.ca › blog › breaking-down-barriers-toBreaking down barriers to funding for Canadian game studios

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   Apr 12, 2022 · Of wanting access to healthcare, childcare, and food. So many indie game devs across Canada have to juggle freelance work or other jobs to make game development a survivable possibility. Survival should be the bare minimum offered by funding. Teams should be able to sustain themselves and thrive.

2. debristhegame.com › blog › getting-funding-you-can-makeOpportunity Knocks – Funding Your Game the Canadian Way

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   Part of the Ontario Media Development Corporation (OMDC), this is a large fund broken into several initiatives: Global Market Development: Go to conventions. 50% of eligible activity costs up to a max of $15k. Marketing Support: Limited to IDMF Production recipients. Up to $75k, capped at 75% of total activity costs.

3. www.reddit.com › r › gamedevCanadian Gamedevs - How to Legally Protect Yourselves?

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   Yes as a minimum you should have a log of what license each of your assets has and know who gave you that license. Probably not an issue if you're using assets from someone like Kenney who is known to provide public domain assets. There is always some risk involved though.

4. www.applovin.com › blog › disco-mtl-canada-indieTaking a look at Canada’s growing indie developer scene

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   Jul 20, 2019 · Montreal is, and has been, one of the biggest cities for game development is because of its unique culture and local government. Not only is the city diverse with developers from all over the world, but the government helps kickstart gaming companies. AppLovin is proud to support Canada’s game developers and will continue to do so.

5. cjc.utppublishing.com › doi › fullCanadian Indie Games Between the Global and the Local

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   Dec 16, 2017 · Background Independent or “indie” games play a significant role in the contemporary game industry, and Canada is home to several prominent hubs of indie gaming activity. Analysis Drawing on 34 interviews with developers and community organizers across the country, this article examines how Canadian indie game developers construct their identities and communities on three levels: global ...

6. canadiangamedevs.comCanadian Game Devs

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   EVENTS. CanadianGameDevs is fan-funded on Patreon. Consider supporting us for early access to the podcast, free game codes, a special Discord channel, discounts for Canadian gaming events like EGLX, and more. Canadian GameDevs is the number one site for news on games made in Canada, game development jobs, events, and podcast on video games ...

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   Is Canada a good place for game development?

   • The Canadian game development community has been going from strength to strength in recent years. With a growing reputation for producing blockbuster titles, like Ubisoft Montreal's Assassin's Creed franchise, and an expanding workforce currently tagged at 16,000 directly employed in game development, Canada has a lot to be proud of.

   Can Canada Support Indies? A Critical Look At Canada's ... - Game Developer

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   Why is Montreal a great city for game development?

   • Montreal is, and has been, one of the biggest cities for game development is because of its unique culture and local government. Not only is the city diverse with developers from all over the world, but the government helps kickstart gaming companies. AppLovin is proud to support Canada’s game developers and will continue to do so.

   Taking a look at Canada’s growing indie developer scene

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   Does AppLovin support Canada's game developers?

   • AppLovin is proud to support Canada’s game developers and will continue to do so. We have hosted other indie game events in Canada such as an exclusive wine room dinner at Jacob’s & Co Steakhouse in Toronto and a fireside chat at the up-and-coming Postmark Brewery in Vancouver. Stay tuned for upcoming AppLovin events in Canada later this year!

   Taking a look at Canada’s growing indie developer scene

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   How have game development hubs evolved in Canada?

   • It is important to note that the major game development hubs in Canada (i.e., Vancouver, Montreal and Toronto) have each evolved in distinctive manners. Further, the specific provincial support programs (or lack thereof) and federal schemes have helped to nudge each hub in unique directions.

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   Should indie game development be a survivable option?

   • Of wanting enough money to live on and pay others to live on. Of wanting access to healthcare, childcare, and food. So many indie game devs across Canada have to juggle freelance work or other jobs to make game development a survivable possibility. Survival should be the bare minimum offered by funding.

   Breaking down barriers to funding for Canadian game studios

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8. www.gamedeveloper.com › business › can-canadaCan Canada Support Indies? A Critical Look At Canada's ...

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   Aug 3, 2011 · A Critical Look At Canada's Incentives Model. Canada is famous for tax breaks and other forms of support for the major publishers -- with Montreal being home to huge studios from Ubisoft, EA, Square Enix and more -- but can and should the country do more to build up the indie movement? Jason Della Rocca speaks to developers. August 3, 2011.