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You like games? Me, too. Join me and experience
games in Bavaria!
I am a passionate gamer, you know. I also like meeting people and creating something
new with them. That is why I love my job as Project Manager Games at the business
incubator WERK1 and as companion of Games/Bavaria, the umbrella brand of the Bavarian
games industry. Thanks to my passion, I was able to gather great experience during the last
years. At the trade fair gamescom, I had the opportunity to host the community booth of
the Bavarian games industry with many Bavarian companies. I also helped organizing the
fantastic community events GameCamp Munich and Games/Bavaria Vernissage and was
able to represent our business location at numerous other events.
Robin Hartmann,
Project Manager Games
WERK1, Games/Bavaria
It is very rewarding to see events like these go smoothly and to initiate dialogues –
with students, founders or people working in the games industry. Some look to enter the
industry, others want to learn more about the Bavarian scene and some try to boost their
very own agendas or are eager to get in contact with like-minded people.
All of this is possible here in Bavaria and is actively supported. Above all, by institutions
such as the FFF Bayern, the MediaNetwork and the WERK1, by the local associations as well
as our Ministry which proactively seeks the dialogue with our industry.
We have put texts, pictures and a lot of thoughts into this product to provide a valuable
tool to everyone interested and to answer their questions. The following pages contain
useful and precise information: contact persons, contacts, descriptions of events, success
stories, and a lot more. Pages 22 et seq. are rather plain, yet they might be the most
important part. Here you can find the register of companies with a comprehensive overview of Bavarian services, developers, and publishers, to let you know who to call.
Sincerely,
I am sure you want to experience and shape Bavaria’s vivid games community.
Robin Hartmann
Let’s go! Gaming in white and blue!
www.games-bavaria.com
facebook.com/gamesbavaria
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Prestigious visitors at WERK1: Media Minister Ilse Aigner
at the Games/Bavaria lecture series.
Freggers Play I Developer: SPiN AG
The odd birds and pigs from “Angry Birds” are the stars of
the tactical role playing game “Angry Birds Epic”, which was
produced in Munich.
Three days of media program was provided by the Media Campus area at
Medientage München 2015.
In the past 16 years, CEO Christopher Kassulke has established the developer HandyGames
sustainably. His reward: The award “Best Studio” at the DEP 2015.
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“The Last Tinker”: “Best Game Design” at the
DCP 2015 – an excellent performance by the
Munich-based developer start-up Mimimi.
Index
>> WERK1
Hotspot of the digital start-up scene.....................................6
>> Success Stories:
Award winners from Bavaria...............................................17
>> FilmFernsehFonds Bayern (FFF Bayern)
Funding of games in Bavaria.................................................8
>> Event spotlight:
Games/Bavaria Vernissage,
Gamecamp Munich.............................................................18
>> Media Network Bavaria
The media location agency for Bavaria................................10
>> Statement of Ilse Aigner
Bavarian State Minister of Economic Affairs and Media,
Energy and Technology .......................................................12
>> Statement of the associations
Games Bavaria Munich e. V., BIU, G.A.M.E...........................13
>> Success Stories:
Learn und build up .............................................................14
>> Success Stories:
Angry Birds Epic..................................................................15
>> Event spotlight:
Gamescom,
German Computer Game Award..........................................19
>> Event spotlight:
Update Games, Global Game Jam.......................................20
>> Event spotlight:
VSK Gameslounge, Gamify Conference................................21
>> Register of companies:
Bavaria’s games industry from A-Z .....................................22
>> Contact persons
The right expert for every area ...........................................30
>> Success Stories:
Development without boundaries, Space Hawk..................16
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The meeting point of the games community
WERK1 is set up to be a start-up center for
the digital world, a common port of call for
members of the games industry.
State Secretary Franz Josef Pschierer (second from the left) appreciates the modern architecture, too, with its stage and free-floating
bridge with a view over the lower floor.
Prestigious visitor and guest
on a regular basis at WERK1:
Media Minister Ilse Aigner.
Periodically, WERK1 hosts a breakfast and get together.
Dates can be found on the website.
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Franz Glatz I [email protected] I +49 (0) 89 99 52 99 22
WERK1
WERK1 offers an ideal setting for events like
the Global Game Jam.
WERK1 also hosts several games events,
is the home of the cultural association for
video games with its huge games archive,
and offers a gaming zone.
Bavaria’s state capital has a new attraction: Since
2012, game developers, start-up companies, and
entrepreneurs have been drawn to WERK1 – the
incubator for digital start-ups in Bavaria.
On November 25, 2015, the CEO of WERK1, Franz
Glatz, held a speech about the expansion of the
business incubator.
Close to Munich’s nightlife district Haidhausen and
ideally connected to city center, main station, and
the airport, the start-up center WERK1 demonstrates
the huge creative diversity of Bavaria. With the
extension of its floor area to 4,000 m² at the end of
2015, the incubator provides co-working and office
space for 45 start-ups and an infrastructure for
workshops, lectures and conferences, all under one
roof. WERK1 constitutes an important networking
junction in Bavaria for founders and creatives of the
games, IT and media industries.
Its mission: to be a common home to creatives,
developers and young entrepreneurs – a start-up
center for the digital economy. “WERK1, being the
hotspot for the digital start-up scene, offers the best
conditions for start-ups looking to network within
the game industry. Here they all meet up: founders
and the established, indies and established studios, universities and investors as well”,
explains Franz Glatz, CEO of WERK1.
WERK1 offers everything young companies need for growing and for success. The tenants praise the startup-friendly environment with its affordable rental fees, flexible time
periods and shared areas. An inviting games corner, including consoles and games, and an
open kitchen with its brilliant “coffee station” create a relaxing atmosphere in which you
can meet like-minded individuals, present ideas and gather opinions. Where voluntary
employees of the VSK Games Lounge chat with game developers of Klonk UG,
Fairytale Distillery and Icebird Studios – all located on the premises of WERK1,
inspirations and ideas are bound to take form – over lunch. To turn those ideas
into products, WERK1 offers specific support e. g. in form of workshops on
entrepreneur coaching and project financing.
If you prefer some peace and quiet: There are doors in WERK1.
Close them behind you. Now, in this oasis of calm, you can carry
out your plans undisturbed.
www.werk1muenchen.de
facebook.com/werk1muenchen
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The first public private partnership within a games
funding program comes from Bavaria: Prof. Dr. Klaus
Schaefer, Media Minister Ilse Aigner and Hans Ippisch
signing the new agreement between Computec Media
GmbH and the Bavarian Film and Television Funding
(FFF Bayern) that supports the Bavarian games industry
with media services worth 2 million Euros.
Role playing project “Das Tal”
by Fairytale Distillery
Shift Happens
Developer: Klonk UG
FFF Bayern
Bavaria as a business location for games
has changed rapidly over the years. In
Bavaria, a lively and active community of
game creators, who are able to put their
talent and passion for games into their own
productions, has emerged.
Impulses of the games industry
will have a major impact in shaping the
future of entertainment and its ways of
telling stories on various platforms.
The funding of computer games in Bavaria,
initiated by the Bavarian State government in
cooperation with FFF Bayern, supports the local
development and production of high quality games.
In the last six years, 72 projects were put on track using
3,8 million Euros worth of funding. For the first time in
Germany, a public private partnership has been created between
Computec Media and FFF-Bayern. The publishing group provides
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Michaela Haberlander I [email protected] I +49 (0) 544602 15
The FFF Bayern’s Funding Allocation Committee for Games: Funding Executive Games Dr. Michaela Haberlander , Managing Director Prof. Dr. Klaus
Schaefer, Prof. Gudrun Klinker (TUM), Verena Weigand (BLM), Ralf C. Adam
(Tiger Team Productions), Philipp Döschl (FDG-Entertainment), Daniel Curio
(Bavarian Ministry of Economics and Media )
Games Hike: 21st C Walk - meet the digital Creatives
>> CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT
Submerge
Developer: Icebird Studios
Die Uhr by appp media, Munich
The Last Tinker 2 by Mimimi Productions, Munich
Trails of Exodus by Gentle Troll Entertainment,
Würzburg
Bavarian Film and Television Funding (FFF)
media services worth 2 million Euros
to games funded within the program
of the FFF Bayern. This is another
proof for the constructive cooperation
between all parties involved and
their common goal of promoting the
importance of the location far beyond
the borders of Bavaria.
Many different projects have been supported
by the FFF Bayern. Here are a few examples over
the past years:
>> PROTOTYPE DEVELOPMENT
>> PRODUCTION
Shift Happens by Klonk, Munich
Freggers Play by SPiN, Regensburg
Wecke Charly! by funline MEDIA, Munich
Bavariaville by GamesInFlames, Munich
www.fff-bayern.de
A Puzzeling Truth – a dystopian WikiLeaks Thriller
by Tellux next, Munich
Daily Grind by Thera Bytes, Hohenschäftlarn
GameDeck – Mara und der Feuerbringer by
Reality Twist, Munich
Submerge by Icebird Studios, Munich
Virtual Boxing Challenge by Dexperio, Munich
www.facebook.com/FilmFernsehFondsBayernGmbh
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Media Network Bavaria
Like its games industry, Bavaria’s impact as a media location has grown over the years. To
preserve and boost its appeal, it is important to expedite innovation, establish networks,
promote success stories and continuously refine educational opportunities. All these
activities fall under the umbrella of Media Network Bavaria.
Media Network Bavaria is the media location agency for the state of
Bavaria. Supporter is the Bavarian Ministry of Economic Affairs and Media, Energy and Technology. Its main task is to strengthen Bavaria’s
role as media location. These are its four areas of responsibility:
Network building, location PR and communication, education
and training, and the identification and promoting of
trends.
Network building is connecting companies
and media professionals in the media industry
through events, workshops and network
meetings of all kinds. Furthermore,
connections to other industries need to be shaped, as there is a high
potential for innovation at the intersections.
One topic of the series of cross-industry networking events is
for example “Healthcare meets Games & IT”. This project connects
medical professionals, game developers and computer scientists.
Information about current topics of the Bavarian media industry
can be found online at www.medien.bayern, and in the annual
print magazine medien.bayern.
Six partners belong to the Media Network: the state of Bavaria,
the Bavarian regulatory authority for commercial broadcasting, Ba-
GamesCampus is the annual meeting of Bavarian games professors.
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Markus Kaiser I [email protected] I +49 (0) 89 216 691 0
Three days of media program were
provided by the Media Campus area at
Medientage München 2015.
The media location agency for Bavaria
varia’s public broadcasting service Bayerische Rundfunk,
the Bavarian Film and Television Fund, Media Campus
Bavaria and the Bavarian Business Association.
The area of education and training is covered by the
umbrella brand Media Campus Bavaria, which is an
association with 118 members. Next to counseling, its
main function is coordination and network building
between the different educational offers. This includes
the organization of the education and training area at
Medientage München and the annual meeting of all
Bavarian games professors.
www.mediennetzwerk.bayern
www.medien.bayern
www.mediencampus.bayern
www.facebook.com/mediennetzwerk
The team of the media location agency Media Network Bavaria
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Media Minister Ilse Aigner
The video games industry is
a perfect example of digital
added value. It serves as an
innovative force for other media
sectors, as well as the traditional
economy.
My goal is to establish Bavaria as
a leading location for the games
industry with an outstanding
international profile ...
The fact that a mere 7 % of the games industry’s overall sales in Germany are
produced in Germany is a clear indication that start-up companies as well as
the business location need more support and funding. Bavaria has been actively
committed for six years. In this period, 72 projects received more than 3.8
million Euros in funding. Starting with the 2017 budget, a further significant
increase in funding within the framework of Bayern Digital is planned.
a significantly better promotion of innovative games and applications with cultural value
the strengthening of the location development, the promotion of the location (Games/Bavaria)
and the improvement of the general conditions for start-up companies
the reinforcement of networking activities between the games industry and other industries
further strategic dialogues between my department and the games industry
WITH PARTICULAR EMPHASIS ON
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Associations
Statements
Dr. Maximilian Schenk,
Managing Director
BIU - German Entertainment Software Association
Thorsten Unger,
Managing Director
GAME e.V.
Johannes Roth,
Chairman of the Board
Games Bavaria Munich e.V.
For many years, Bavaria and especially Munich
as a business location have been among the most
important clusters of the computer and video games
industry. This is mainly due to the unique mix of local
businesses, small independent developer teams, and
the German branches of international publishers. Also
in respect to funding, Bavaria’s position is outstanding
within Germany due to the very committed Bavarian
Film and Television Fund and the periodic hosting of
the German Computer Game Awards.
Bavaria has become a vital business
location for the development of groundbreaking games made in Germany. In recent
years, a great deal has happened in the
free state. Nowadays, young teams from all
over Germany are settling in the region and
benefitting from the locational advantages.
We are thrilled to see that politics have
obviously recognized the industry’s potential,
and that Bavaria has good opportunities
to keep pace in the international game
development industry.
In early 2015, we founded our
industry association and finally
emancipated as an industry. In
2016, we aim to continue to build
on the foundation laid. It is going
to be a challenging year: With the
funding instruments already being
at the limits of their capacity, we
are excited for the budget increase
expected in 2017.
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SUCCESS STORIES
Learning, founding, building
Media Design University of Applied Sciences
Spin-off companies of the MD.H Munich
Aesir Interactive / Icebird Studios
founded in 2012, Munich
icebird-studios.com
Augmented Minds
founded in 2010, Munich
www.augmented-minds.com
Education in the games sector is a priority in Bavaria. Nearly
20 private and public educational institutions help students
to get ground in the industry. Case studies carried out by
the Media Design University of Applied Sciences (MD.H)
Munich show the possible careers after studying games.
Bit Barons
founded in 2010, Munich
www.bitbarons.com
Chimera Entertainment
founded in 2006, Munich
www.chimeraentertainment.de
FF Visuals
founded in 2009, Munich
www.ff-visuals.de
Klonk Games
founded in 2013, Munich
www.klonk-games.de
Mimimi Productions
founded in 2011, Munich
www.mimimi-productions.de
Wolpertinger Games
founded in 2010, Munich
wolpertingergames.com
The underwater strategy game “Submerge”
by the indie developers Icebird Studios:
the elaborate creation of former MD.H
students, supported by the FFF Bayern with
80’000 Euros.
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A sensation at the German Developer Award 2014: the MD.H alumni of
Mimimi Productions wins three awards with their adventure game “The
Last Tinker” – only three years after the foundation of their studio!
At the turn of the year 2015/16, exactly 100 Gamedesign
students were registered at the Media Design University
of Applied Sciences (MD.H). According to the MD.H, 85 %
of them will enter the games industry – or be successful
with their own start-up studio – after they have finished
their Bachelor’s or Master’s degree. Founders and Bavaria,
a perfect match. MD.H professor Dominik Mieth: “Thanks
to the Media Network Bavaria and Games/Bavaria, the
games industry in Bavaria has merged. It is easy for young
developers to become a part of this network.” What might
it become? Well, in 2006 Alexander Kehr and Christian
Kluckner founded Chimera Entertainment. Eight years later,
their studio sold millions of copies of the strategy game
“Angry Birds Epic” worldwide. Things like that happen
under white and blue skies.
[email protected] I +49 (0) 89 45 06 05 0
www.mediadesign.de
“Shift Happens”: The smart
coop-platformer of the Munichbased studio Klonk Games launched
in September 2015 live on Steam –
created by former MD.H students.
www.facebook.com/mdhmuenchen
SUCCESS STORIES
Angry Birds Epic
Chimera Entertainment
The odd birds and pigs from
“Angry Birds” are the stars of the
tactical role playing game “Angry
Birds Epic”, which was produced
in Munich.
With more than 60 million downloads worldwide, “Angry Birds Epic” is Germany’s most successful roleplaying
game. It was created in the heart of Munich.
The odd birds from “Angry Birds” are usually attributed to the Finnish publisher Rovio. The
spin-off “Angry Birds Epic”, however, was created at Chimera Entertainment in Munich, the
biggest studio of the remote control productions rcp family of developers. The Munich-based
founder Hendrik Lesser commented the success: “The game combines the world renowned
Angry Birds brand with the popular concept of Japanese role playing games and boasts
superior product quality.”
Christian Kluckner of Chimera Entertainment, Hendrik Lesser of remote control and
Anastasios Katapodis of Rovio are celebrating
the successful launch of “Angry Birds Epic” in
Munich’s party location Lebenslust.
The fact that “Angry Birds Epic” has been downloaded more than 60 million times after
the release in June 2014 may be partially due to the business location: “Bavaria provides
excellent training opportunities, infrastructure and ease of access. We also appreciate the
support of organizations like the FilmFernsehFonds Bayern (FFF Bayern), Media Network
Bavaria, and Games/Bavaria”, says Hendrik Lesser. Chimera is currently cooperating with Koch
Media for a mysterious AAA mobile game. Another success story?
[email protected] I +49 (0) 89 21 02 05 79 0
www.chimeraentertainment.de
www.facebook.com/chimeraentertainment
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SUCCESS STORIES
Development without boundaries
Ravensburger Digital
Implementing innovative Ideas
with the help of modern technology
and international cooperation:
The hybrid game “Space Hawk”
by the Munich-based publisher
Ravensburger Digital is a good
example for the success stories this
concept brings forth.
Thomas Bleyer, CEO Ravensburger Digital, and
his 20 employees operate from Munich-Pasing
since 2010.
Nominations for the Innovation and Best Mobile Game Award at the German Developer
Awards 2015 emphasizes the high quality of “Space Hawk”. Everybody is enthusiastic about this
idea: A combination of a mobile game and a haptic toy to appeal to all of our senses. The core
element is the versatile spaceship “Space Hawk”. By using the adventure application on their
smartphones, players unleash a thrilling science fiction story.
At Ravensburger Digital in Munich-Pasing, everything came together during the 18 months of
development. CEO Thomas Bleyer: “We worked out the basic concept in-house. The mobile game
was produced by Deck13 in Frankfurt, the production of the toys was taken care of by our sister
company in Hong Kong. Our team had to coordinate the production of hardware and software
and to bring everything together seamlessly: A great example of teamwork made in Bavaria.”
The idea behind „Space Hawk“:
Games app on the smartphone
plus a traditional toy equals fun
for (almost) all of our senses.
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„Space Hawk“ was published in
October 2015 as the first product
from Ravensburger Digitals’s new
SNAPTOY line, which combines
games apps with traditional toys
for hybrid adventures.
www.ravensburger-digital.com
www.facebook.com/RavensburgerDigitalGmbH
[email protected] I +49 (0) 89 122 28 18 0
SUCCESS STORIES
“Ori and the Blind Forest”: Pädi 2015 for “Best Game For Young People”. A reason
for the guys at Microsoft in Unterschleißheim to pop the cork, we suppose.
Award winners from Bavaria
Success in white and blue
The high quality of entertainment software produced
in Bavaria can be quantified. Just count the awards
Bavarian publishers and
developers reap on a regular
basis.
Whoever seeks to enter the industry in an
optimal fashion and therefore wants to apply
for a job with Germany’s best games studio,
is going to end up in Lower Franconia, in
Giebelstadt, to be precise, at HandyGames.
At least this is what the jury of the German
Developer Award (DEP) 2015 said. Awarding
the prize in Cologne, the experts paid tribute
to the willingness to innovate as well as to
the ongoing commitment of the team from
Giebelstadt, on business level and beyond:
HandyGames sponsors youth sports on a
“The Unstoppables”:
The heartwarming
adventure of four
handicapped friends
produced by Gentle Troll
Entertainment, a studio
in Würzburg, honored
at the Pädi 2015.
“This War of Mine”: A double success for Koch
Media from München-Planegg at the DCP 2015.
local level and furthermore fosters young
talents supra-regionally.
Lots of other award winners each year
are proof that Bavaria and success belong
together like salt and pretzels. At the award
Current award winners
HandyGames
“Best Studio” and “Special Award For
Social Commitment” at the DEP 2015
RULES!
by The Coding Monkeys
“Best Mobile Game” at the DCP 2015
Renu und die Sari Revolution
by Reality Twist
“Best Story” at the DEP 2015
The Last Tinker
by Mimimi Productions
“Best Game Design” at the DCP 2015
Clouds and Sheeps 2
by HandyGames
“Best Mobile Game” at the DEP 2015
This War of Mine”
by 11Bit Studios /
distributed by Koch Media
“Best International New Game World”,
“Best International Game” at the
DCP 2015
Ori and the Blind Forest
by Microsoft
“Best Game For Young People” at
Pädagogischer Interaktiv-Preis
“Pädi” 2015
Lords of the Fallen
by Deck13 / Koch Media
“Best Presentation”, “Best German Game”
at the DCP 2015
In the past 16 years, CEO Christopher Kassulke
has established the developer HandyGames
sustainably. His reward: The award “Best
Studio” at the DEP 2015
ceremony of the German Computer Game
Award (DCP) in 2015, for example, so many
awards went to studios, publishers and
distributors from Germany’s most southern
state, one was tempted to flag Berlin in
white and blue.
Just have a look at the table!
The Unstoppables
by Gentle Troll Entertainment
Awarded “Best Application For Children”
at the Pädi 2015
Utopolis – Aufbruch der
Tiere
by Reality Twist
“Best Application For Young People” at
the Pädi 2015, “Best Serious Game” at the
DCP 2015, reddot Design Award 2015
“The Last Tinker”: “Best Game Design” at the
DCP 2015 – an excellent performance by the
Munich-based developer start-up Mimimi.
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GameCamp
A meeting point for everyone interested in games
The homo ludens is a social creature that
loves to share the passion for games with
others. Take the GameCamp (GC) in Munich for
example, the central meeting point for game
developers, media students, culture enthusiasts, and the curious, taking place annually in
early summer.
GameCamp is like a convention – but totally different.
Every spring, about 200 like-minded people come together. In 2015, they gathered at the Media Design University
of Applied Sciences Munich. The visitors are interested
in every aspect of games: Code, sound, text, graphics,
design, culture. They communicate, join talks, and listen
to contributors who spontaneously decided to pick up the
microphone. Just like a convention. But different. Spur-ofthe-moment. The people decide on contributors and
topics via show of hands and applause. You have
to experience it yourself.
GameCamp Munich: Every spring, Munich turns into a meeting point for games
enthusiasts, who listen closely to captivating talks.
At the GameCamp, everything’s about spontaneity.
Whether Alexander Zacherl of Fairytale Distillery, for
example, should give a talk about community building for
the roleplaying project “Das Tal”, is decided by the visitors.
Games/Bavaria Vernissage
A productive get together for gamers
The Games/Bavaria Vernissage is a get
together for everyone interested in art and
culture, business and media, finances and
politics unique in Bavaria.
Once a year, the business incubator WERK1 in
Munich displays a fusion of games content and
artwork on canvas. This range of impressions and
opportunities to participate creates a casual environment that constitutes an ideal breeding ground for
productive discussions and expedient contacts. Every
spring. Free of charge.
Also once a year, the business incubator WERK1 hosts the Games/Bavaria Vernissage. It’s easy to chat
and network while looking at games artwork and exhibits.
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www.gamecampmunich.de/ www.games-bavaria.com
Nowhere else in the world, more gamers gather
than at the leading games industry event
gamescom (GC) in Cologne. Here, the
Bavarian games industry shows live
what it is worth.
gamescom
At the opening of the Bavarian breakfast
reception at GC 2015, Ilse Aigner, Bavarian State
Minister of Technolgy, found impressive words:
“The games industry is a strong innovative
driving force and an important economic factor.
I say that today in my capacity as Minister of
Games.” At the same time, the Bavarian-based
major names and indies in the industry inspired
the 350,000 fair visitors: Microsoft, Koch Media,
and Activision present the most recent AAA
blockbusters. Along with other developer startups, Mimimi demonstrates Bavarian innovation.
“GC is a networking forum. We’ve met excellent
people here”, says Robin Kocaurek of Klonk
Games. For that alone, the trip was worth it.
Games Oscar
Bavarian State Minister of
Economic Affairs and Media,
Energy and Technology, Ilse
Aigner, acquaints herself with the
latest games technology.
Visiting the Bavarian joint stand, f.l.t.r.: Karl-Georg Nickel
(formerly Print and Media Association), Michaela Haberlander
(Bavarian Film and Television Fund FFF, Ilse Aigner (Media
Minister), Robin Hartmann (Games/Bavaria), Markus Kaiser
(Media Network Bavaria), Franz Glatz (WERK1).
German Computer Game Award
(Deutscher Computerspielpreis DCP)
The German Computer Game Award is Germany’s
most important games award. In spring 2016, the
event will be held in Munich.
Along with Funding Executive
Michaela Haberlander (second
from right), the team of the
Munich-based developer
Mimimi appreciates the award
for “Best Game Design” for
the game “The Last Tinker”,
which was supported by the
FFF Bayern.
www.gamescom.de An event not to be missed
The award is supported by the industry
associations BIU e.V. and GAME e.V. and
by Alexander Dobrindt, Federal Minister of
Transport and Digital Infrastructure. It is a
joint initiative of the German government
and the economy. Every year, the award
winners are honored at a festive gala. The
winners enjoy pomp and circumstance,
and some financial contributions as well:
The DCP supports the games industry with
470,000 Euros.
Significantly supporting the
DCP: Federal Minister Alexander
Dobrindt and Parliamentary
State Secretary Dorothee Bär.
deutscher-computerspielpreis.de
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Global Game Jam
48 hours of nonstop creativity
Playing makes you creative. The annual Global Game Jam
(GGJ) proves that point. For 48 hours, artists, designers
and developers get together all over the world to create
new games. The Bavarian scene is also taking part.
Once again, the GGJ 2016 has been a global event. At the end of
January, creative people gathered at exactly 537 different locations
all over the world. In Bavaria, the event was hosted by the business
­incubator WERK1. Everyone involved reached for the same goal:
To team up with other creative people and to create games within
48 hours. That is what the Game Jam is all about. Once a year, game
designs are drafted, programs are developed, board games are sketched
on paper. After 48 hours, time is out. The results of these intense days
and nights are reviewed by the participants – a special experience open
to everyone.
At the business incubator WERK1 in Munich, creative Bavarians annually gather
to work on game designs together.
Some participants
bring cutting-edge
equipment and
focus nonstop on the
implementation of an
idea for a new game.
They have 48 hours
to do so.
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disposal: At the workshop Update Games, experienced industry insiders share
their knowledge with everyone interested.
Free of charge.
In 2016, the Update Games will be held for the fifth time
in Bavaria. Initiated by the FFF Bayern and the chancellery
SKW Schwarz with the aim to present the funded games to the
public and to professionalize the industry in the form of (legal-)
lectures on current topics. The half-day event is supported by the
Bavarian Ministry of Economic Affairs and Media. Since 2015, the newly
founded Developer Association Games Bavaria Munich e.V. became
also a partner.
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Contributors of the 2015 Update Games Workshop, f.l.t.r.: Dr. Andreas
Peschel-Mehner (SKW Schwarz), Johannes Roth (Mimimi), Daniel Curio
(Bavarian Ministry of Economics), Elisabeth Noltenius (SKW Schwarz),
Jari-Pekka Kaleva (EGDF), Dr. Michaela Haberlander (Bavarian Film and
Television Fund).
Periodically, the VSK Games Lounge opens
the gates of the business incubator WERK1,
where visitors find good company to play
older games as well as the newest titles.
Free admission.
VSK Games Lounge
Come in, meet up, play
How about checking out
timeless retro platforms or
recent games and chat about
them? Come visit the VSK
Games Lounge!
Periodically, the team of Videospielkultur e.V.
organizes the VSK Games Lounge. This gathering
connects gamers and everyone interested to let
them enjoy computer games together. Retro
classics as well as cutting-edge titles are available
at several game stations. You can play yourself or
watch others, and have a chat with them. With
free admission, you soon obtain a good overview
of the scene and establish valuable contacts.
GamifyConference
Games and Business
Use games to impress your customers, motivate
your employees, and reach your business goals:
The GamifyConference shows you how this works.
Games are more than just a pastime. They make education a pleasure
and motivate the players to learn. The GamifyConference provides the latest
findings of neurosciences, psychology, and game design thinking. This
event is organized by the Association of the Bavarian Economy vbw and
GAMIFY now! and is supported by Games Bavaria Munich e.V. and the
federal association GAME e.V.. The latest case studies and Best Practices
provide insights into the measurable efficiency of Gamification and
Serious Games for business goals.
Among the speakers:
Franz Josef Pschierer,
State Secretary,
Ministry of Economics
and Media, Energy
and Technology
In February 2016, the GamifyConference initiated by the Bavarian
Business Association debuted at the “ConferenceCenter Haus der
Bayerischen Wirtschaft” in Munich.
gamify-con.de
www.facebook.com/videospielkultur
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Register of companies
Be it developer, publisher, trader or service provider: A lot of
companies are actively participating in Bavaria’s games industry, covering all kinds of fields. Here you can find all important
contact details.
Company
Street
ZIP-Code
City
Website
albertZWEI media GmbH
Englmannstraße 2
81673
Munich
http://www.albert-zwei.de/
Edelman GmbH
Landshuter Allee 10 80637
Munich
http://www.edelman.de/
F+F Distribution GmbH
Implerstraße 25a
81371
Munich
http://www.ffdistribution.de/
Gärtner PR
Karl-Theodor-Straße 72
80803
Munich
http://www.gaertner-pr.de/
GfK SE
Nordwestring 101
90419
Nürnberg
http://www.gfk.com/
Hans Seyfried Consult Distribution
Becker-Gundahl-Straße 43
81479
Munich
http://www.consult-distribution.com/
Harvard Public Relations GmbH
Implerstraße 26
81371
Munich
http://www.harvard.de/
Kupferwerk GmbH
Prinz-Ludwig-Straße 17
93055
Regensburg
http://www.kupferwerk.com/
LEWIS Communications GmbH
Baierbrunner Straße 15
81379
Munich
http://www.lewispr.de/
Luehrsen // Heinrich - Agentur für
Medienkommunikation
Grafinger Straße 6
81671
Munich
http://www.luehrsen-heinrich.de/
Making Games
Lyonel-Feininger-Straße 26
80807
Munich
http://www.makinggames.biz/
Marchsreiter Communications GmbH
Guldeinstraße 41a
80339
Munich
http://www.marchsreiter.com/
mediascale GmbH & Co. KG
Briennerstraße 45 a-d
80333
Munich
http://www.mediascale.de/
Neos Film GmbH & Co. KG
Metzstraße 14b
81667
Munich
http://www.neosfilm.de
nexxter interactive services GmbH
Guido-Schneble Straße 62
80689
Munich
http://www.nexxter.com/
remote control productions GmbH
Karlstraße 68
80335
Munich
http://www.r-control.de/
SKW Schwarz Rechtsanwälte
Wittelsbacherplatz 1
80333
Munich
http://www.skwschwarz.de/
Business Service
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Bavaria’s games industry from A-Z
Company
Street
ZIP-Code
City
Website
swordfish PR
Habsburgerplatz 2
80801
Munich
http://www.swordfish-pr.de/
Treffpunkt Idee
Löpsinger Str. 25
86720
Nördlingen
http://www.treffpunkt-idee.com
VEDES AG
Beuthener Straße 43
90471
Nürnberg
http://www.vedes.com/
Wortspielmacher
Fliederweg 4
97232
Giebelstadt
http://www.wortspielmacher.de/
XiLLeR GmbH
Röselstraße 13
90441
Nürnberg
http://www.xiller.de/
7mindfiction UG
Mauerkircherstraße 40
81679
Munich
http://www.rolandsusorichter.com/
adrastea GmbH & Co. KG
Bielefelder Straße 5
90425
Nürnberg
http://www.adrastea.com/
Aesir Interactive GmbH
Grafinger Straße 6
81671
Munich
http://www.aesir-interactive.de/
aevum GmbH
Nadistraße 12
80809
Munich
http://aevum.de/
AntMe! GmbH
Friendenstrasse 33
85221
Dachau
http://www.antme.net
appp media UG
Feinhalsstraße 7
81247
Munich
http://apppmedia.com/
Beople GmbH
Seestraße 113
86938
Schondorf
http://www.beople.de/
Bit Barons GmbH
Grafinger Straße 6
81671
Munich
http://www.bitbarons.com/
Bit2Good UG
Augustenstrasse 31
80333
Munich
http://www.Bit2Good.com
Brighter Games GmbH
Lindwurmstraße 88
80337
Munich
http://www.brightergames.com/
Bumm Game GmbH
Menterschwaigstraße 4
81545
Munich
http://www.bummfilm.de/
Chimera Entertainment GmbH
Karlstrasse 68
80335
Munich
http://www.chimeraentertainment.de/
CipSoft GmbH
Prüfeninger Straße 20
93049
Regensburg
http://www.cipsoft.com/
Coda Entertainment GmbH & Co. KG
Albrechtstraße 43
80636
Munich
http://www.coda-entertainment.de/
Development
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Company
Street
ZIP-Code
City
Website
Cribster UG
Rümannstraße 70
80804
Munich
http://www.foldapps.com/
DeeBee Entertainment GmbH
Ligusterweg 5
85375
Neufahrn bei Freising
http://www.deebee-entertainment.com/
Digital Treasure Entertainment (DTE)
Landwehrstraße 64a
80336
Munich
http://digital-treasure.de/
Double Dash
Jagdfeldring 33
85540
Haar
http://www.doubledash.de
Early Learning Group GmbH
Balanstraße 73
81541
Munich
http://www.earlylearninggroup.com/
Fairytale Distillery UG Grafinger Straße 6
81671
Munich
http://www.das-tal-game.com/
FDG Entertainment GmbH & Co.KG
Romanstrasse 7-9
80639
Munich
http://www.fdg-entertainment.com/
Frank Groh
Geyerstr. 42
80469
Munich
http://www.flauchersfinest.de/
funline MEDIA GmbH
Bavariafilmplatz 7
82031
Grünwald
http://funline-media.de/
gameus
Kufsteinerstraße 40
83064
Raubling
http://www.gameus.de/
Gentle Troll Entertainment GmbH
Pleicherkirchgasse 8
97070
Würzburg
http://gentletroll.com
Grimlore Games dba
Nordic Games GmbH
Schleissheimer Straße 6-10
80333
Munich
http://grimloregames.com/
HandyGames
i_Park Klingholz 13
97232
Giebelstadt
http://www.handy-games.com/
Icebird Studios GmbH
Grafingerstrasse 6
81671
Munich
http://icebird-studios.com/
KAZOU Amberger, Dufter, Lachauer,
Parente GbR
Kyreinstr. 2
81371
Munich
http://kazou.eu/
Klonk UG (haftungsbeschränkt)
Grafinger Straße 6
81671
Munich
http://www.klonk-games.de/
konstrukt3
Sternbergstr. 14a
93047
Regensburg
http://www.konstrukt3.de
Kritzelkratz 3000 GmbH
Dieselstraße 2-6
97082
Würzburg
http://www.kritzelkratz.de/
LOCLET GmbH & Co. KG
Ungererstr. 129
80805
Munich
http://www.loclet.com/
McPeppergames UG & Co. KG
Nikolaus-Molitor-Straße 11a
97702
Münnerstadt
http://www.mcpeppergames.com/
MegaDev GmbH
Zielstattstr. 10a
81377
Munich
http://www.megadev.info
MegaZebra GmbH
Steinsdorfstraße 2
80538
Munich
http://www.megazebra.com/
Milkroom Studios GmbH
Bavariafilmplatz 7
82031
Grünwald
http://milkroomstudios.com
Mimimi Productions UG
Berg-am-Laim-Straße 64
81673
Munich
http://www.mimimi-productions.de/
Bavaria’s games industry from A-Z
Company
Street
ZIP-Code
City
Website
Moebiusgames UG
(haftungsbeschränkt)
Zeppelinstr. 16a
81541
Munich
http://moebiusgames.com
narayana Games UG
Leitenberg 6
82266
Inning am Ammersee
http://narayana-games.net/
NeoBird GmbH & Co. KG
Südwestpark 37-41
90449
Nürnberg
http://www.neobird.de/
Owlient SA
Demollstraße 15
80368
Munich
http://www.owlient.eu/en/
Pappuga - Timo Leibig, Daniel
Klöck GbR
Fürther Straße 212
90429
Nürnberg
http://www.pappuga.com/
Playata GmbH
Vordere Sterngasse 4-6
90402
Nürnberg
http://www.playata.com/
plazz entertainment AG
Kronstadter Straße 4
81677
Munich
http://www.plazz-entertainment.com/
Ploosh GmbH
Werner-von-Siemens-Str. 6
86159
Augsburg
http://www.ploosh.de
Reality Twist GmbH
Franz-Joseph-Str. 11
80801
Munich
http://www.reality-twist.com/
Realmforge Studios GmbH
Hofer Straße 15
81737
Munich
http://www.realmforgestudios.com/
RedMoon Studios GmbH & Co. KG
Dieselstraße 16
86368
Gersthofen
http://www.redmoonstudios.de/
Ritter Mobile Technology UG
Benzstrasse 13
84034
Landshut
http://www.ritter-mobile.com
Roflcopter Ink
Aidenbachstr. 54
81379
Munich
http://www.roflcopter.ink
Shin'en Multimedia
Königswieserstraße 83
81475
Munich
http://www.shinen.com/
SPiN AG
Emmeramsplatz 5
93047
Regensburg
http://www.spin-ag.de/
tausenMedien
Ganghofer Straße 82
81373
Munich
http://ulrichtausend.com/
TheCodingMonkeys GmbH
Landwehrstr. 37
80336
München
http://www.codingmonkeys.de
Thera Bytes UG (haftungsbeschränkt)
Matthias-Bauer-Ring 11
82069
Hohenschäftlarn
http://www.therabytes.de/
Trollgames GmbH
Brunnengasse 12
87629
Füssen
http://www.trollgames.de/
United Independent Entertainment
GmbH (UIG) GmbH
Knöbelstraße 14
80538
Munich
http://www.uieg.de/
upjers GmbH & Co. KG
Hafenstraße 13
96052
Bamberg
http://company.upjers.com/
White Pony GbR
Dr.-Mach-Str. 29
85540
Haar
http://www.whitepony.com
Wolpertinger Games
Sendlinger-Tor-Platz 6
80336
Munich
http://www.wolpertingergames.com/
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Register of companies
Company
Street
ZIP-Code
City
Website
Development, Publishing / Distribution
Ravensburger Digital GmbH
Kaflerstraße 8
81241
Munich
http://www.ravensburger-digital.com/
Travian Games GmbH
Wilhelm-Wagenfeld-Straße 22
80807
Munich
http://www.traviangames.com/
Macromedia Akademie
Elsenheimerstraße 63
80687
Munich
http://www.macromedia-ausbildung.de/
Hochschule für angewandte
Wissenschaften Kempten
Bahnhofstraße 61
87435
Kempten
http://www.hochschule-kempten.de/
Macromedia Hochschule für Medien
und Kommunikation
Gollierstraße 4
80339
Munich
http://www.macromediafachhochschule.de/
Mediadesign Hochschule für Design
und Informatik
Claudius-Keller-Straße 7
81669
Munich
http://www.mediadesign.de/
SAE München
Bayerwaldstraße 43
81737
Munich
http://de.sae.edu/
Technische Universität München
Arcisstraße 21
80333
Munich
http://www.tum.de/
Universität Augsburg
Universitätsstraße 2
86159
Augsburg
https://www.uni-augsburg.de
Universität Regensburg
Universitätsstraße 31
93053
Regensburg
http://www.uni-regensburg.de/
Caspar Siebel (Gamification)
Theresienhöhe 1
80339
Munich
http://www.casparsiebel.com/
Michael Klier / Sound Design For
Games & Media
Bayersdorferstrasse 7
80637
Munich
http://www.m-klier.de
Nicole Klinge / GCONSULTNET
Glyzinenstraße 7c
80935
Munich
http://www.gconsultnet.de/
Spieleschreiber
Ahornallee 161
86899
Landsberg
http://www.spieleschreiber.de
FilmFernsehFonds Bayern GmbH
Sonnenstraße 21
80331
Munich
http://www.fff-bayern.de/
Games Bavaria Munich e.V.
Karlstr. 68
80335
Munich
http://gbm.online/
Industrie- und Handelskammer
Balanstraße 55-59
81541
Munich
https://www.muenchen.ihk.de/de/home/
Education
Freelancer
Public Sector
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Bavaria’s games industry from A-Z
Company
Street
ZIP-Code
City
Website
MedienCampus Bayern
Liebigstraße 8
80538
Munich
http://www.mediencampus.bayern
Videospielkultur e. V.
Sendlinger-Tor-Platz 6
80336
Munich
http://www.videospielkultur.org/
Vipspace Enterprises LLC
rossinistraße 17
85598
Baldham
https://www.facebook.com/
esportclubmuenchen
WERK1.Bayern
Grafinger Straße 6
81671
Munich
http://www.werk1muenchen.de/
2K
Ganghoferstraße 70a
80339
Munich
https://www.2kgamesinternational.com/de
505 Games GmbH
Brunnfeld 2-6
93133
Burglengenfeld
http://www.505games.co.uk/
Activision Blizzard Deutschland GmbH
Fraunhoferstraße 7
85737
Ismaning
http://www.activision.com/
Alias Entertainment GmbH
Rumfordstraße 10
80469
Munich
http://www.alias-entertainment.de/
Cyber Arena Entertainment UG
Carola-Neher-Straße 12
81379
Munich
http://www.c-arena.com
Disney Interactive Studios
Kronstadter Straße 9
81677
Munich
http://disney.de/
dreamfab GmbH und Co. KG
Domplatz 3
93047
Regensburg
http://www.dreamfab.com/
European Games Group AG
Wiener Platz 7
81667
Munich
http://www.gamesgroup.eu/home/
EuroVideo Medien GmbH
Bavariafilmplatz 7
82031
Geiselgasteig
http://www.eurovideo.de/
GAMESINFLAMES UG
(haftungsbeschränkt)
Karlstr. 68
80335
Munich
http://www.gamesinflames.com/
Koch Media Holding GmbH
Lochhamer Straße 9
82152
Planegg near
Munich
http://www.kochmedia.com/de
Microsoft Deutschland GmbH
Konrad-Zuse-Straße 1
85716
Unterschleißheim
http://www.microsoft.de/
Morphicon Limited
Lindwurmstraße 88
80337
Munich
http://www.petergames.de/
redspotgames
p.o. box 31 04 64
80104
Munich
http://www.redspotgames.com/
Studio 100 Media GmbH
Nymphenburger Straße 82
80636
Munich
http://www.studio100media.de/
Take Two Interactive GmbH
Agnesstraße 14
80798
Munich
http://www.take2games.com/
United Soft Media Verlag GmbH
Thomas-Wimmer-Ring 11
80539
Munich
http://www.usm.de/
Publishing / Distribution
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Register of companies
Company
Street
ZIP-Code
City
Website
Burda Broadcast Media GmbH & Co. KG
Arabellastraße 23
81925
Munich
http://www.hubert-burda-media.de/
Computec Media GmbH
Dr.-Mack-Straße 83
80762
Fürth
http://www.computec.de/
G+J Entertainment Media GmbH
& Co. KG
Weihenstephanerstraße 7
81673
Munich
http://www.buschgroup.com/
IDG Entertainment Media GmbH
Lyonel-Feininger-Straße 26
80807
Munich
http://www.idg.de/
mixtvision Digital GmbH & Co. KG
Leopoldstraße 25
80802
Munich
http://www.mixtvision-digital.de/
Publishing Office Langer
Anechostraße 27
81827
Munich
http://www.publishingoffice.de/
Spielend Lernen Verlag
Bullachstraße 2
82237
Wörthsee
http://www.spielend-lernen-verlag.de/
TELLUX next GmbH
Laplacestraße 12
81679
Munich
http://www.telluxnext.com/
Acronis Germany GmbH
Landsberger Straße 110
80339
Munich
http://www.acronis.com/
Affare
Dachauerstraße 267
80637
Munich
http://www.affare.de/
Akamai Technologies GmbH
Betastraße 10B
85774
Unterföhring
http://www.akamai.de/
AMD Advanced Micro Devices GmbH
Einsteinring 24
85609
Dornach near Munich
http://www.amd.com/de-de
Apple GmbH
Arnulfstraße 19
80335
Munich
http://www.apple.com/
Augmented Minds Ambrus und
Lonau GbR
Fasangartenstraße 134
81549
Munich
http://www.augmented-minds.com
B.TON Medien GmbH
Luise-Ullrich-Straße 4
82031
Grünwald
http://www.bton.de/
cogni.net GmbH
Hohenlindener Straße 1
81677
Munich
http://www.cogni.net/
DEXPERIO Gmbh
Fürstenriederstr. 201
81377
München
http://www.dexperio.net
Elgato Systems GmbH
Rotkreuzplatz 1
80634
Munich
https://www.elgato.com/de
FBPsound
Amalienstr. 77
80799
Munich
http://www.fbpsound.com/
FF Visuals
Radeckestraße 34
81245
Munich
http://www.ff-visuals.de/
Publishing House
Technical Service
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Bavaria’s games industry from A-Z
Company
Street
ZIP-Code
City
Website
FFS Film- & Fernseh-Synchron GmbH
Poccistraße 3
80336
Munich
http://www.ffs-synchron.de/
GOFRESH GmbH
Lilienstraße 7
81669
Munich
http://gofresh.de/
Hama GmbH & Co. KG
Dresdner Straße 9
86653
Monheim
https://de.hama.com/
infin - Payment
Aidenbachstraße 141
81479
Munich
http://www.infin.de
Intel Deutschland GmbH
Dornacherstraße 1
85622
Feldkirchen
http://www.intel.de
Knights of Soundtrack
Rudolf-Diesel-Straße 7a
83527
Haag
http://knightsofsoundtrack.net/
Level 3 Communications GmbH
Wamslerstraße 8
81829
Munich
http://www.level3.com/
MindMatics AG
Marcel-Breuer-Straße 18
80807
Munich
http://www.mindmatics.com/
NVIDIA GmbH
Rosenheimer Straße 145b
81671
Munich
http://www.nvidia.com
SONTON Music GmbH & Co. KG
Schleibingerstraße 10
81669
Munich
http://www.sonoton.de/
Spinor GmbH
Agnes-Pockels-Bogen 1
80992
Munich
http://www.spinor.com/
Teamspeak Systems GmbH
Soierstraße 1
82494
Krün
http://teamspeak.com
Virgin Lands GmbH
Gneisenaustraße 10-11
97074
Würzburg
http://www.virgin-lands.de/
Amazon Deutschland
Marcel-Breuer-Straße 12
80807
Munich
http://www.amazon.de/
Ex-Trade GmbH & Co. KG
Benzstraße 2a
63741
Aschaffenburg
http://www.ex-trade.net/
Gamesrocket GmbH
Goldbacher Straße 33
63739
Aschaffenburg
http://www.gamesrocket.de/
Gamestop Deutschland GmbH
Fraunhoferstraße 84
87700
Memmingen
http://www.gamestop.de/
Media Saturn Holding GmbH
Wankelstraße 5
85046
Ingolstadt
http://www.media-saturn.com/
NBG Handels und Verlags GmbH
Brunnfeld 2-6
93133
Burglengenfeld
http://www.nbg-online.de/
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Imprint
& contacts
Contact person at WERK1 for all
topics regarding the bavarian
games industry
Robin Hartmann
Projekt-Manager Games
WERK1.Bayern GmbH
+49 (0) 89 995299 23
[email protected]
For everything regarding funding
and networking
Dr. Michaela Haberlander
Funding Advisor Digital Games
FFF Bayern
+49 (0) 89/544 602 15
[email protected]
For everything regarding
media education, training and
networking
For questions regarding
media- and location policy
Markus Kaiser
Daniel Curio
Branch Manager
Media Network
+49 (0) 89/216 691 10
[email protected]
Head of Unit for film and audiovisual policy
Bavarian Ministry of Economic Affairs and
Media, Energy and Technology
+49(0)89/2162 2527
[email protected]
IMPRINT
Editor
WERK1.Bayern
Grafinger Straße 6
81671 München
Tel. 089 - 99 52 99 22
www.werk1muenchen.de
CEO WERK1.Bayern
Dr. Franz Glatz
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Project management and
editorial staff WERK1.Bayern
Robin Hartmann (verantwortlich)
Publisher
COMPUTEC MEDIA GmbH
Dr.-Mack-Str. 83
90762 Fürth, Deutschland
Tel.: +49 (911) 2872-100
CEO Computec Media GmbH
Rainer Rosenbusch, Hans Ippisch
Project management
Computec Media GmbH
Thomas Eder, Simon Schmid
Graphic concept and layout
Simon Schmid
In cooperation with
FilmFernsehFonds Bayern, Mediennetzwerk / Mediencampus Bayern, Richard
Löwenstein (Editorial staff, text), Knights of Soundtrack (translation), Luehrsen
Heinrich GmbH (additional graphic)
Photo credits
WERK1.Bayern, Bayerisches Staatsministerium für Wirtschaft und Medien,
Energie und Technologie, FFF Bayern, Luehrsen//Heinrich Agentur für
Medienkommunikation, Privat
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