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Gamecity Hamburg Supports Six New Digital Games with Prototype Funding
Gamecity Hamburg, an initiative of the Hamburg Kreativ Gesellschaft, has awarded non-repayable prototype funding to six digital game projects to bolster the city’s standing as a premier games development hub.
- Gamecity Hamburg has awarded non-repayable prototype funding grants of up to 80,000 euros each to six digital game projects in its latest 2025 round.
- The five identified recipients include Tivola Games (80,000 euros for 'Pet Universe'), gameXcite (80,000 euros for 'Space Station Manager'), Buckfish (70,000 euros for 'Unbreachable'), Symmetry Break Studio (32,000 euros for 'Deep Fog Signals'), and Zinktank Labs (30,000 euros for 'Cosmic Run').
- Since the inception of the Prototype Funding program in 2020, Gamecity Hamburg has supported the development of 37 individual game prototypes.
Gamecity Hamburg at Gamescom 2026: All You Need to Know
Gamecity Hamburg facilitates the participation of five local indie game studios at Gamescom 2026, held in Cologne from August 26 to 30.
- Gamecity Hamburg is sponsoring five local indie studios at the Indie Arena Booth during Gamescom 2026, taking place in Cologne from August 26 to 30.
- The selected studios and their respective projects are Pipapo Games (Map Map), Duck’n’Run Games (Light of Atlantis), Amberdive Interactive (REPLICORE), Buckfish Games (Unbreachable), and Symmetry Break Studio (Deep Fog Signals).
- The Road to Gamescom program provides these developers with delegation packages and preparatory workshops to facilitate networking with international publishers, investors, and media.
Recap: Game Playtest Night #5 in Hamburg
The fifth Game Playtest Night, held in April 2026 at XPERION Hamburg, served as a collaborative platform designed to bridge the gap between local game developers and the gaming community.
- The fifth Game Playtest Night in Hamburg, held in April 2026 at XPERION, showcased 14 diverse local game titles to facilitate direct user feedback.
- Featured projects spanned a wide range of formats and genres, including cooperative multiplayer, VR musical adventures, narrative puzzles, roguelites, and minimalist tower defense.
- Specific titles highlighted during the event included Roll Together, Monstersongs, Deep Fog Signals, and Vacunauts.
Gamecity Hamburg Prototype Funding 2025: Six Prototypes Funded
Gamecity Hamburg has announced the recipients of its 2025 Prototype Funding, a strategic initiative designed to support the development of high-potential digital games within the Hamburg region.
- Gamecity Hamburg awarded a total of 372,000 euros in non-repayable grants to six local game studios in its 2025 Prototype Funding round.
- Nightless Games (NeverLight), Tivola Games (Pet Universe), and gameXcite (Space Station Manager) received the maximum grant amount of 80,000 euros each.
- Additional funding was awarded to Buckfish (70,000 euros for Unbreachable), Symmetry Break Studio (32,000 euros for Deep Fog Signals), and Zinktank Labs (30,000 euros for Cosmic Run).
Recap: Game Playtest Night #4 at XPERION Hamburg
The Game Playtest Night #4, held at XPERION Hamburg on November 14, 2025, served as a collaborative platform designed to bridge the gap between game developers and the gaming community.
- The Game Playtest Night #4, held on November 14, 2025, at XPERION Hamburg, featured 15 playable titles across genres including cozy exploration, 2D puzzle horror, roguelike survival, and action-adventure.
- Organizers have committed to continuing the playtest series throughout 2026 following the successful collection of actionable user feedback and industry networking.
- The showcase highlighted award-recognized projects from the Hamburg scene, including the Deutscher Computerspielpreis nominee 'Map Map - A Game about Maps' and runner-up 'REPLICORE'.
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