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Picking a US-based Unreal partner matters most for teams building high-fidelity, performance-driven games. Visual standards keep climbing, console and PC pipelines keep getting stricter, and LiveOps readiness is no longer optional. Plenty of teams talk up their Unreal experience. Few deliver at a production-grade level once a title has to ship and stay live.
How does game porting work? This is one of the most frequent questions game developers ask as they look to expand their reach and take advantage of the different platforms available today. The game porting process is an important part of how developers can leverage the different platforms for their game, allowing them to reach a […]
This blog talks about what it costs to build a video game in Australia in 2026 — covering developer salaries, project-type budgets, phase-by-phase cost breakdowns, Australian tax incentives like the Digital Games Tax Offset (DGTO), hybrid outsourcing strategies, and common budget mistakes studios make.
This blog talks about the gaming industry in Ireland — exploring its €600M+ market size, major studios and gaming companies in Ireland, the government’s Digital Games Tax Credit, structural challenges like developer pay and housing costs, and the outlook for the Irish game industry through 2027 and beyond.
This blog talks about the most popular games developed in Sweden, covering landmark titles like Minecraft, Candy Crush, Battlefield, Helldivers 2, and Valheim. It explores why Sweden’s gaming ecosystem produces disproportionate global hits, profiles key development hubs in Stockholm, Malmö, Skövde, and Gothenburg, examines what Swedish players are playing in 2025–2026, and explains how Juego Studios can help studios localize and launch games in the Swedish and Nordic market.
This blog talks about the resilience and record-breaking revenue of the Swedish game industry in 2026, exploring market size, growth drivers like mobile gaming, the impact of AI, and what the future holds for developers and investors in this Nordic powerhouse.
Australia is home to one of the world’s most engaged gaming populations — 84% of households own a gaming device, and the market is valued at USD 2.5 billion and rising. This blog breaks down the video game industry in Australia: the numbers, the trends reshaping it, and where it’s all headed.
A gaming company is an umbrella organization that may own IP, studios, publishing operations, or all three. A game publisher funds games, manages distribution, marketing, monetization, and assumes commercial risk. A game development company designs and builds games, handling engineering, art, QA, and delivery. These entities work together in production pipelines but are not interchangeable and should not be treated as such.
India’s gaming industry is no longer a side story. It’s a serious business with real budgets, real timelines, and real risks. What once felt experimental now demands production-grade thinking from day one.
Juego Studios and Kevuru Games are both experienced game development partners, but they are trusted in very different production scenarios. Juego Studios is typically chosen as a co-development partner or full-cycle capabilities when teams need execution leadership, continuity, and coordinated delivery across development and post-launch stages.
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