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Wings Interactive, the video games fund supporting titles made by developers from marginalised genders, has announced the funding of four new projects.
The selected games are narrative-adventure title Button City, from Subliminal Games, strategy and resource management title Illuminaria from Selva Interactive, The Fermi Paradox, a space sim from Anomaly Games, and Kabaret, a visual novel from Persona Theory Games.
In its announcement, Wings reminded that only 1% of Venture Capital funds go to female founders, while there are 22% of game creators identifying as women. The company is currently funding projects up to $500,000.
Wings co-founder Audrey Leprince commented: We are proud to work with such talented developers who are bringing some truly unique games to the market, and we are excited to continue our mission to support creations by those typically overlooked for funding.
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March 9, 2021 WINGS Interactive is supporting diversity in the games industry by funding projects from Female and Gender-Diverse teams. With the first batch of titles announced in 2020, their mission continues with the addition of 4 new projects: BUTTON CITY from Subliminal Games; ILLUMINARIA from Selva Interactive; THE FERMI PARADOX from Anomaly Games; and KABARET from Persona Theory Games.
“We are proud to work with such talented developers who are bringing some truly unique games to the market, and we are excited to continue our mission to support creations by those typically overlooked for funding,” shares Audrey Leprince, co-founder of WINGS.