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12.08.2024

Annual Report of the German Games Industry 2024

How many millions of people in Germany play games? How many people are employed in the games industry? How does Germany compare internationally as a location for games development?

The Annual Report on the German Games Industry 2024 answers these and many other questions with a wealth of data. Other chapters deal with the institutions of the German games industry, such as the Entertainment Software Self-Regulation Body (USK), the esports player foundation and The Foundation for Digital Games Culture. There are also interviews with experts on developments in the protection of minors in Germany, environmental and climate protection in the games industry, and diversity.

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