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04 FOREWORD UKIE’s CEO Jo Twist looks forward to the good times ahead and shares insights to the trade body’s 2014 priorities
08 ONES TO WATCH Our picks of the most exciting games studios and service companies, and what they’re working on in 2014
65 A-Z GUIDE A handy reference list of the 100, all in one place
CONTENTS & INTRODUCTION« A BIG YEAR AHEAD FOR GAMES
WHY SHOULD THE New Year optimism be limited to January? The games industry has plenty to look forward to this year, whether you’re a developer or consumer. So the Develop team decided to open this
“Every games company listed is working on something big or laying the foundations for a new shift in the industry.”
year’s series of the Develop 100with a little optimism. We’ve thought long and hard about everything that is due this year – and not just games, but new techologies and tools, educational changes and even secret projects that we’ve heard whispers about, all of which will hopefully be unveiled this year. The result is this: The Develop 100 Ones To
Watch 2014. Every company included in this list is either working on something big for this year, or laying the foundations for a new shift in development and the industry. Our comprehensive list encompasses a
good mix of games studios, tools providers, platform holders and some more unusual entires. And we’re keen to find out what you’re looking forward to as well. Let us know which games companies
you’re most excited about this year and why, and we may just print the best on the Developwebsite. In the meantime, we hope
you enjoy the first Develop 100 of 2014. James Batchelor Editor, Develop
CONTRIBUTORS
Michael French Publisher, Develop & MCV
ONES TO WATCH 2014
James Batchelor Editor, Develop
Alex Boucher Sales Manager, Develop
Craig Chapple Deputy Editor, Develop
Aaron Lee Staff Writer, Develop
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