AEVI has expanded its development division to over 30 member studios since 2020, including firms like Artax Games, Binary Box Studios, and Blackmouth Games.
See it on page 3The association provides direct financial support through a €10,000 grant programme and maintains a low barrier to entry for small firms with an annual membership fee of €150.
See it on page 3Members receive specialized professional services, including free initial legal consultations from Bird & Bird and blockchain-based IP protection via Tutelio.
See it on page 4Market intelligence is provided through B2Boost, which supplies weekly sales data from major platforms including PSN, Xbox Live, Steam, and the Nintendo e-shop.
See it on page 5AEVI facilitates commercial growth and distribution through cloud-gaming integration via Sorastream and marketing support from partners like Make Good Art Agency and Gamingates.
See it on page 5The association has conducted extensive outreach across 15,000 km, engaging with over 300 developers in major Spanish hubs such as Madrid, Barcelona, Bilbao, and Seville.
See it on page 9The catalogue presents AEVI’s strategy to strengthen Spain’s video‑game development sector through a suite of collaborative services and targeted initiatives. Central to the effort is the celebration of the second anniversary of the association’s development area, which underscores a commitment to expand support for local studios, from established references to emerging independents.
Since the start of 2020, six new development studios have joined AEVI, bringing the total roster to more than thirty members, including Artax Games, Binary Box Studios, Blackmouth Games and others. Financial assistance is offered through a €10,000 grant programme, while an affordable annual membership fee of €150 eases entry for smaller firms. AEVI also operates a mentor network, a job‑matching platform, and a €10,000 aid scheme, and has conducted outreach across 15,000 km, meeting over 300 developers in cities such as Madrid, Barcelona, Bilbao and Seville.
Key partnerships extend legal, technological and commercial expertise to members. Bird & Bird provides free initial legal consultations on intellectual‑property, labour and tax matters; Tutelio supplies blockchain‑based IP protection services; B2Boost grants access to weekly market‑intelligence reports covering PSN, Xbox Live, Steam and Nintendo e‑shop sales; Sorastream enables cost‑free integration of games into its cloud‑gaming platform with revenue‑share terms for AEVI affiliates. Additional collaborations with Enumbers, Screenglitch, Make Good Art Agency and Gamingates deliver accounting tools, marketing support, digital‑strategy advice and visibility in professional networks.
Collectively, these measures aim to create a sustainable ecosystem for Spanish developers, fostering talent, facilitating market entry and enhancing the international profile of locally produced games.