On October 2, a prize was held in London for the best places to work in 2025 in a royal institution in London, and special awards were conducted by interactive, natural motives, interactive observers, individual games, rare and Wushu Studios.
The award ceremony took place after Summit. Biz HR Summit, in which 141 representatives of 60 companies took part, including AAA, AA and Indie Studios, as well as consulting firms, training suppliers and educational institutions.
The main best places for the award were recognized as a total of 23 firms in three categories, no longer, medium and large companies, their superiority in the support of staff. These awards are evaluated on the basis of a survey of employees (worth 80% of the assessment) and the company survey (worth 20%).
The best places for the 2025 work were sponsored by Amiqus, Games London, ICO Partners, beacons and games on playgrounds.
“Again, this year the GI.Biz Best Places The Work Awards provided an excellent platform for amazing teams and studios that we have here in the UK,” Paul Evans at PlayGround Games said. “For me, it was an honor to sponsor 2025 awards for the best gaming studios of medium size in the UK, which make the British video game industry with such an excellent place to work.
“We always believed that great games come from the unification of talented people to do their best work,” he continued, adding that the victory of games on playgrounds in a large company is “evidence of our own incredible teams that make games on playgrounds with such a wonderful place to work every day! The creation of exceptional games begins with the creation of an exceptional culture, and we are committed to creating an environment in which everyone feels valuable. ”
“MayThouse Games is glad to sponsor the award for the best small company,” said Gavin Reibern, General Director of Lighthouse Games. “Small companies bring bold ideas, fresh doubles and incredible energy to the game industry, and this award is a chance to highlight these teams. We are proud that they will help to celebrate. ”
“I was glad that I handed Alisi Gaming Gaming Award, who celebrates people who do everything possible to champion diversity, inclusion and positive changes in the game industry,” said Liz Prince, business manager Amiqus.
“The influence of Alison on the radical forge was nothing more than transforming – what she describes as a“ quiet revolution ”. Listening, cooperating and relying on her rich cross experience, she changed how the teams work together, introduced new structures and created a culture in which people feel motivated and heard.
“In addition to the Radical Forge, the contribution of Alison as the trustee of the fact and co -chair of the“ Pantiers of the game ”emphasize its wider commitment to the creation of a more inclusive and supporting industry. The G in the game award is the recognition of those who contribute to progress in significant ways, and Alison, actively inspiring and worthy winner. ”
Here is a complete list of winners:
Winners of small companies (represented by lightaks Games)
- Diva
- Fireshine Games
- FortHstar
- ICO Partners
- Indigo Pearl
- Mastered
- MLC Studio
- Interactive nose
- Sweet sound of justice
- Prago spend the right PR
- Tanglwood games
- Raising games
Winners of the company of medium size (represented by Playground Games)
- Interactive behavior
- Dovetail Games
- Expressions of games
- Lighthouses of the game
- Maverik games
- Natural games
- PlayStack
- Rocksteady
- GOBO Studio
- Wushu Studios
Large winners of the company
G in the game award (represented by Amiqus)
- Alison Leisi, radical forge
Variety award (presented by ICO Partners)
- Games on the playground
- NaturalMotion
- Maverick Games (winner)
- Rocksteady
- Rare
Award for corporate social responsibility (presented by a special effect)
- Interactive behavior (winner)
- Games on the playground
- NaturalMotion
- Rocksteady
- Tanglwood games
Award for education
- Interactive observer (winner)
- Rare
- NaturalMotion
- Side
- GOBO Studio
Tuition and development award
- Rare
- NaturalMotion (winner)
- GOBO Studio
- Tanglwood games
- Fireshine Games
Environmental award (presented by Games London)
- Rarely (winner)
- NaturalMotion
- Interactive behavior
- MLC Studio
- Fireshine Games
Health reward and well -being
- Wushu Studios (winner)
- Rare
- Interactive behavior
- Futur Lab
- NaturalMotion
