How Brazil's government boosts the local game industry
Brazil's government is actively supporting its burgeoning game industry through an infrastructural approach that goes beyond traditional tax credits. Initiatives like the Brazil Games export program, managed by Abragames and funded by Apex Brazil, aim to boost the country's game development sector by framing it as a key export economy. This strategy, combined with existing tax incentives and lobbying for public fund mechanisms, aims to provide financial stability for both indie developers and external development studios, leveraging the favorable exchange rate to attract international investment.
- Entities
- Mad Mimic
- Rodrigo Terra
- Microsoft
- Damien Sarrazin
- Tax Incentives
- Activision Blizzard
- Patricia Satos
- Government Funding
- HomeRun PR
- Export Economies
- Apex Brazil
- Game Development
- Brazil Games
- Abragames
- Game Industry
- Jason Della Rocca
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