Bridge by SpielFabrique is a programme to promote matchmaking and collaboration between game studios in Africa and Europe. European studios interested in participating are still being sought.

The Coproduction Market programme "Match" by SpielFabrique is getting bigger this year, in particular by the inclusion of more countries for matchmaking and cooperation. More than 15 country partners are taking part in the matchmaking process. They will be mentored and supported by another programme called "Bridge", in which they will be specifically trained to enter into collaborations more efficiently. Bridge is a project that aims to bring African video game studios together with European studios to develop video game projects with cultural value.

SpielFabrique is therefore looking for game studios in Europe to meet and work closely with studios in the Bridge programme from different countries such as Tunisia, Botswana, Nigeria, South Africa, Ivory Coast and others. Applications are open until 02 June 2024 at 23:59 CET.


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