Reboot Showcase - Israeli Game Industry & GameIS
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A quick view over indie scene and israeli game industry including the Israeli Game Developers Association , GameIS, and its next conference in July 6th 2017 in Israel!
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- 1. ISRAELI GAME INDUSTRY GAMING NATION IN THE MAKING
- 2. The Israeli Game Industry
- 3. Some Major Players 300 games, 10 a month, over 1B DL Top 10 Publisher Pirate Kings FB game, ~1M Daily Active Users Partners with Samsung, Engaging Android & Oculus Rift games Leading hardcore F2P MMO Games on Facebook – Stormfall, Soldiers inc, Tides of Fortune, War of Empires Top 10 developer for F2P Social Gaming games Leading in Interactive Quiz type (“which superhero are you”) surveys – passed the BBC, The Guardian, NY Times, and Buzzfeed. Who 2017?
- 4. Some Major Players over 1B DL Top 10 Publisher 70M Installs Board Kings Launch Pet Monsters Protocol Zero VR Terminator, Predator, IP Based The 4.4 B$ Deal! Top Facebook Publisher world wide. Who 2017?
- 24. ISRAELI INDIES
- 50. Racket : NX
- 52. FIREBERRY STUDIO
- 60. The digital games industry association in Israel. NPO: Volunteering, Transparency, Mutual Aid •Established (officially) in 2011 •Over 1400 members •Representing over ~200 companies in fields of Game Development, Technology and business • 5000+ members in our mail and Facebook activity •Taking part in over 50+ events all year long •Core values: Volunteering, Transparency, Mutual benefit
- 61. • Over 800 participants in 2014, Expecting ~1000 in 2017 • 40 speakers over 3 tracks, both local and international Annual GameIS Conference
- 62. GAMEIS CONF 2017: July 6th, 2017 •WE ARE LOOKING FOR SPEAKERS & SPONSORS! • Contact us at nir@gameis.org.il • Check https://www.gameisconf.com/ for details
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- Established (officially) in 2011 Over 650 members Representing over 150 companies in fields of Game Development, Technology and business 2500 members in our mail and facebook activity Taking part in 25 events during 2013 Run by 5 board members Core values: Volunteering, Transparency, Mutual benefit