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GRIME II is a surreal, 2.5D action-adventure Metroidvania developed by Clover Bite.

GRIME 2 proves Israeli indie games can break through, but not easily

14.04.26|Zachy Hennessey

The game’s success comes as Israeli developers navigate both limited resources and increasing scrutiny abroad.

כנס גיימינג - שובל נחום Director of Customer Experience Playtika וידאו

"50% of our players have been playing with us daily for over five years"

23.12.24|Omer Kabir

Playtika’s Director of Customer Experience Shoval Nachum spoke at Calcalist's Gaming Conference in partnership with Google and Playtika about how the gaming company has maintained its success through personal and connections with players.

The battle between Sony vs. Microsoft will determine the future of gaming

14.11.20|Amit Kling

Can Sony’s exclusive games be enough to keep dominating a market in the face of GamePass and the casual gamer appeal of Xbox’s Series S?

Israel’s indie game industry is ready for its big breakout

11.11.20|Amit Kling

Digital distribution has transformed indie developers into dominant forces in the gaming industry; after years out in the cold, a new generation of Israeli creators is heating things up

Pac-Man's revenge: Old-school arcade games are making a comeback

31.10.20|Yoghev Carmel

Tomer Eisner left behind a tech career to construct nostalgia-driven consoles in his living room and sells them at $2,000 a pop

Makeup artists can teach an AI a thing or two about protecting its copyright

19.06.20|Dov Greenbaum

As video game popularity surges, creators must consider the legal ramifications of using AIs in the development of their games

After Coronavirus: These Are Our 5 Most Anticipated Video Games

03.05.20|Itamar Zigelman

While many are troubled by the ongoing economic crisis or when they will be allowed to finally sunbathe in public, we are waiting for the next generation of gaming consoles

Israeli Antitrust Authority Indicts Four in Video Game Pricing Scam

19.06.18|Tomer Ganon

Four gaming store managers are accused of using a Whatsapp chat group dubbed “Israel’s Suckers” to coordinate prices of popular video games and consoles in the country

Esports Monetization Startup Quarterback Raises $2.5 Million

16.05.18|Meir Orbach

Quarterback’s software runs fan-club gaming leagues with daily challenges, give-away prizes, and competitions

Deloitte Report Traces the Rise of Israel’s Gaming Industry

26.02.18|Asaf Shalev

Roughly 170 gaming companies operate in Israel, with a total of around 4,000 employees

'Nazis Won the War' Video Game Online Sales Restricted in Israel

12.11.17|Denis Vitchevsky, Yedioth Aharonoth

Israeli video gamers will be forced to find a workaround if they want to play the Jewish hero of Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus