The Stop Killing Games campaign announced plans to set up some non-governmental organisations earlier this year, with the aim of ensuring their work goes beyond a current push to prevent online games being rendered unplayable when publishers shut down their servers. One of these regional advocacy groups has now launched in the UK, going by the name Gamers’ Voice.
It’s great to see initiatives like the Stop Killing Games campaign focusing on player advocacy. Engaging gamers in important conversations can lead to positive changes in the industry. Looking forward to seeing how this develops!