Gaijin Entertainment
CompanyRussia · Founded 2002
Gaijin is an independent European video game developer and publisher established in 2002. It has offices in Germany, Cyprus, Hungary, Latvia, UAE and Armenia. Our HQ in Budapest is our main development hub with almost a hundred of highly professional developers working on online games for PC and consoles.
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About the company
- Founded
- 2002
- Country
- Russia
- Links
- Official site
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Documents about Gaijin Entertainment
Weekly Gaming Reports Recap: August 3 - August 7, 2026
This newsletter recap, published August 7, 2026 by GameDev Reports (Dmitriy Byshonkov) and sponsored by Mellow, covers game-industry data for the week of August 3 to August 7, 2026.
- Pokémon GO earned $101.1 million in July 2026, its best revenue month since July 2021, according to AppMagic.
- Among surveyed freelancers, 95% said their quality of life improved after leaving full-time employment, and 64% said significantly.
- Mellow platform data shows average monthly freelancer income in game development rose 19% globally, to €1,900, while Europe held at €2,000.
GameDev Freelancers: 2026
Game development freelancing is growing in both prevalence and perceived quality of life, according to a 2026 analysis that combines a freelancer survey with data from the Mellow freelance-management platform.
- Studio spending on contractors has surged significantly, with global expenditure rising 55% and European spending increasing by 63% year-over-year.
- Game development studios are increasingly reliant on external talent, with a 21% global increase in the number of studios hiring freelancers and an average of 10 contractors now working with a studio simultaneously.
- Freelancing in the game industry is a deliberate career choice for 67% of practitioners, with only 14.9% of current freelancers entering the field specifically due to layoffs.
