The Game Business Show
Episodes
CD Projekt Red: If you want a cost-driven development, you cannot make The Witcher 4
The Game Business Show interviews CD Projekt’s Michał Kiciński about the Witcher 3 remaster, the new Songs of the Past DLC, and the 2028 Witcher 4 release.
Assassin’s Creed creator Patrice Désilets: “I have two or three games left”
Hosted at Gamescom 2026, this episode features interviews with Patrice Désilets on his new title 1666 Amsterdam and Raccoon Logic’s founders on their hockey game Breakaway Hockey League.
Unity CEO: “The cost of building a game is coming down markedly”
Unity CEO Matthew Bromberg discusses the company’s turnaround, emphasizing trust rebuilding and the impact of Unity 7.
The video games most at risk from PlayStation’s physical switch-off
Piers Harding-Rolls analyzes the potential market impact of $1,000 next-gen consoles and PlayStation’s 2028 shift to digital-only, highlighting risks to adoption and the need for publisher strategies.
Arkane veterans Harvey Smith and Ben Horne reunite: “We’re back to the games we love”
Harvey Smith and Ben Horne discuss launching Black Pony Immersive, a new studio dedicated to single-player immersive sims after the closure of Arkane Austin.
Is the Stop Killing Games campaign destined to fail?
The Game Business Show examines the "Stop Killing Games" campaign, which advocates for video game preservation and consumer rights.
The survival of Sackboy and Crackdown developer Sumo Digital
The Game Business Show interviews Sumo Digital’s new CEOs, Gary Dunn and Andy Stewart, about the studio’s strategic pivot following its Tencent acquisition.
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake is the most anticipated game of 2026 (that isn’t called Grand Theft Auto)
Hosts discuss the most anticipated 2026 games excluding GTA 6, led by James Batchelor.
Destiny’s biggest rival Warframe has had ‘two years of massive growth’
Amazon Luna: We’re not trying to replace consoles (but maybe we could)