In 2018, at expos across the world - from San Francisco to Melbourne, Montreal to Seattle, London to Tokyo - the first overt signs of an organized game developer pushback emerged from the shadows. You could see it in the protest badges strewn across indie game booths at PAX. Developers handing out pamphlets in crowded hallways at GDC. Stickers with slogans like "Press X to form union" and "Fight bosses not devs" scattered across convention centers the world over. It's small but growing, tentativ...
In 2018, at expos across the world - from San Francisco to Melbourne, Montreal to Seattle, London to Tokyo - the first overt signs of an organized game developer pushback emerged from the shadows. You could see it in the protest badges strewn across indie game booths at PAX. Developers handing out pamphlets in crowded hallways at GDC. Stickers with slogans like "Press X to form union" and "Fight bosses not devs" scattered across convention centers the world over. It's small but growing, tentativ...
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