The global games industry is no longer centred only around the big traditional development hubs. With new emerging markets and remote collaborations becoming more common, this spreads development across borders, which in turn influences how games are made and who is making them.
One ecosystem that is gaining momentum in the global games industry is Azerbaijan. The country's games market is expected to surpass $200 million, presenting a lucrative opportunity for studios, investors, and partners seeking to diversify beyond the established hubs. The shift towards new emerging markets and increased cross-border collaborations is reshaping the landscape of game development, impacting both the process and the creators involved.
