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Enter the Game
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BAVARIA ENTER THE
GAME
EDITORIAL
Actually, it is very simple:
existed in Bavaria,
You sit down together, talk to each other, not
and by the time you
only hearing, but listening. You are going wild
read this, that number
with your creativity, you are open, communicamight have grown to 56. This
tive and contact the right people. You approach Robin Hartmann,
is due to the speed of modern
the different topics pragmatically, you hire
media and the nature of this inProjectmanager Games, WERK1 München
professionals for the relevant areas, you put todustry. But that is not the most imgether their results, you organize the whole thing and still take care of
portant thing. What is more important for Bavaria, as an ever
the details. Then you make decisions, initiate everything and finalize it.
growing hub of the game industry, is to successfully connect everyThis is how I have described my job at WERK1 Munich in an interone involved and to support initiatives. To point out the players in the
view. The description may sound simple, but that is exactly what I do.
»Bavarian wide web«. This is the purpose of this leaflet. It introduces the
This is how I understand my job as »Project Manager Games« at WERK1
most significant contact persons, gives a quick overview and explains
Munich.
who is doing what.
But that is not enough. Not enough for me as a person, and not
The Company Index makes up the heart of this leaflet. It is in everyenough if you really want to push the game industry forward in Bavaria. one’s interest to keep it on hand at all times. To bring it to life by conPolitics, institutions, established companies as well as startups, they all
tacting institutions, companies and freelancers. To communicate with
have to professionally network, to cooperate, to meet up. But most of all, each other and to cooperate, that is the benefit: For you in particular and
they have to know each other, know about each other. As they say so fit- for Bavaria as a business location.
tingly: »You cannot ask about things when you do not even know they
Become part of a vivid, successful games scene. Enter the game!
exist.«
Similarly, you cannot look for partners in the game industry if you
With best regards
do not know of their existence. At the editorial deadline, 41 developers
Robin Hartmann
www.werk1muenchen.de
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BAVARIA –
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INTERVIEW WITH ILSE AIGNER
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GAMES INDUSTRY HUB BAVARIA
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COMPANY INDEX
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CONTACT PERSONS
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Breakfast at WERK1. On a regular basis, tenants and Coworker
come together for events and knowledge sharing
The Projectmanager Games together
with the MD.H Studentteam Ludamus
Franz Glatz together with Statesecretary Franz Josef Pschierer
and Markus Kaiser at the RingVorlesung Games 2013 at WERK1
HOTSPOT FOR THE DIGITAL STARTUP SCENE
WERK1
The Place to be, WERK1,
here at »Games im Zentrum«
There hardly is a company that established itself faster than WERK1
Munich. It took them less than two years to turn a startup center
for digital creatives into an international meeting point for games
aficionados. A true success story.
They do exist: Those rare cases when extraordinary, fancy wishes are fulfilled. Many years ago, when the games community came up with the
idea of giving the Bavarian game industry an address, a contact point to
meet each other, even optimists didn’t expect a swift realization. But the
Ministry of Economics and the State Chancellery did react. They provided
funds, located appropriate real estate, and with Franz Glatz and his
team, people were found who put their enthusiasm along with lots of
night shifts into WERK1, to help it become what it is today: The first
address for everyone playing a part in the digital scene or wanting to
position themselves as a startup. Franz Glatz, CEO of WERK1:
»WERK1, being the hotspot for the digital startup scene, offers the
best conditions for startups looking to network within the game indus-
Contact Robin Hartmann
try. Here they all meet up: founders and the established, indies and established studios, universities and investors as well.«
Indeed, the attractive location near the Munich Ostbahnhof train
station offers everything that young companies as well as veterans need
to grow and be successful. The thoroughly positive assessment proves:
The concept worked. All of the tenants praise the startup-friendly environment and the flexible offers for rents. They appreciate the networking, the events and workshops, the currently 28 offices, co-working
areas, conference rooms and event areas. Additionally, there is a great
infrastructure, fast internet connections and the awesome »CoffeeStation« – because coffee is another guarantee for the creatives’ engines
to accomplish maximum performances.
+49 (0) 89 / 99 52 99 23
www.werk1muenchen.de
Bavaria – Enter the Game
robin.hartmann@werk1muenchen.de
facebook.com/werk1muenchen
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Ship Simulator: Maritime Search and Rescuer
Developer: Reality Twist, Publisher: rondomedia
On 5th June 2014 the FFF Bayern and the law firm »SKW Schwarz« with support from the Ministry of Economic Affairs,
invited participants to »3rd Update Games«. In the photo (from left): Prof. Dr. Klaus Schaefer (FFF Bayern), Elisabeth
Noltenius (SKW Schwarz), Dr. Ulich Reber (SKW Schwarz), Dr. Michaela Haberlander (FFF Bayern), Dr. Andreas PeschelMehner (SKW Schwarz), Fabienne Wittmann, Clemens Hochreiter and Sebastian Grünwald (all three Reality Twist).
Bernard Bread and the Incomprehensibles
Developer: bumm game, Publisher: Koch Media / Deep Silver
GAMES FUNDING IN BAVARIA
FILMFERNSEHFONDS
BAYERN
Welser
Developer: retroteam, Publisher: Deep Silver
Bavaria is home to a great variety of games companies: prestigious publishers
with national and international reputations, home-grown independent gamedeveloper studios and a huge number of game-related service-companies, they
all contribute to fostering the ever-growing Bavarian games hub.
The Last Tinker: City of Colors
Developer: Mimimi Productions, Publisher: Unity Games
Five years ago, the FFF Bayern, in conjunction with the
Bavarian Government, initiated a publicly-funded scheme
for high-quality and educationally valuable digital games
for all platforms for under sixteen year-old gamers. Upand-coming studios, but also established companies that
have a base in Bavaria are eligible to apply. Since then,
roughly 3 million Euros for 50 projects have been awarded
to our Bavarian games industry. Thumbs up for our latest
projects that have received the following support:
Contact Dr. Michaela Haberlander
www.fff-bayern.de
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+49 (0) 89 / 54 46 02 15
Concept development funding:
»Trapdoor Castles«
by NeoBird
»EOSIS – Raiders of Dawn«
by WhitePony
»Tabor Süden«
by Reality Twist
»Wichtel auf Weltreise«
by Stefan Leuchtenberg
Prototype development funding:
»Das Tal« by Fairytale Distillery
»Wecke Charly« by funline MEDIA
»DaWindci« by Mimimi Productions
»Mercury Shift 3D« by Klonk Games
»Bavaria Ville« by GamesInFlames
»Glasses« by Bit2Good
»Welser« by retroteam
Production funding:
»The Mystery of Neuschwanstein« by Chimera Entertainment
»Freggers Code« by SPiN
»Ship Simulator: Maritime Search and Rescuer« by Reality Twist
»Bernard Bread and the Incomprehensibles« by bumm game
michaela.haberlander@fff-bayern.de
facebook.com/FilmFernsehFondsBayernGmbH
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3000 people visited the MediaCampus Bavaria area during the Mediadays Munich 2013.
EDUCATION IN BAVARIA
MEDIENCAMPUS
Hardly any industrial sector offers such a broad range of career opportunities as game development.
This is why there have been so many advances in training and development in Bavaria in the last
few years. The MedienCampus Bayern (MediaCampus Bavaria) pools all these activities.
97 members belong to MedienCampus, among them are numerous acade­
mies, colleges and universities. At an increasing number of institutions –
like the Technische Universität München (Technical University of Munich)
or Hochschule Kempten (University of Kempten) – courses of studies con­
cerning games have originated. These are all together presented in the
MedienWiki (www.medienwiki.org). The tasks of the MedienCampus
especially cover course and career guidance for pupils and students who
are interested to get in the media industry.
Additional to that, the MedienCampus offers a scholarship for gaming
students who want to go to Québec. There the participants work through
several months of internship. At the end of the year there is a games con­
ference to pass on the know­how to other Bavarian games students. At the
MediaCampus, games instructors can network. To do so, the Dachverband
für die Medienaus­ und Weiterbildung (Umbrella Association for Media
Training and Development) organizes the GamesCampus, the annual con­
ference of Bavarian games professors.
The MedienCampus runs a media location website for the Mediennetz­
werk Bayern. At www.mediennetzwek­bayern.de there are current news,
portraits and coverage about the Bavarian media industry. Games play
an important role as a separate department. The Mediennetzwerk,
which apart from the MedienCampus consists of the Freistaat Bayern, the
Bayerische Rundfunk, the Bayerische Landeszentrale für neue Medien,
the FilmFernsehFonds Bayern and the Vereinigung der Bayerischen
Wirtschaft, as well organizes and promotes events and helps the media
industry to network among themselves. Moreover, the Mediennetzwerk
provides the central location PR for the media industry.
The Ringvorlesung
Games is an
succesfull event for
students, professors
and professionals
of the Bavarian
game sector.
The GamesCampus
is the annual con­
ference of Bavarian
games professors.
Contact Markus Kaiser
+49 (0) 89 / 216 691 0
www.mediencampus.de
Bavaria – Enter the Game
m.kaiser@mediencampus.de
www.facebook.com/mediencampus
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The State Minister
at the DCP 2014
»DON’T STOP BEING ACTIVE, DON’T STOP ASKING FOR THINGS«
INTERVIEW WITH STATE
MINISTER ILSE AIGNER
Since May 2014, Robin Hartmann has been WERK1’s project manager responsible for the games sector in
Bavaria. He has some questions for State Minister Ilse Aigner:
In an interview, you described the games industry as being very
open-minded and active. Is this opinion based on your personal experience?
Yes, it is very much the result of my contact with people in the industry.
At events such as the award ceremony for the German Computer Games
Award in Munich and the Games/Bavaria Conference, as well as at
WERK1 and FFF Bayern, I have now had several opportunities to meet
industry representatives and learn about what they are doing. I am
deeply impressed by the creativity and technical know-how behind the
development of computer games, by the focus with which the industry
articulates its ideas and goals, and indeed, by the high standard of the
industry associations and its company representatives.
What benefits can the games industry expect from its new representation within the State Ministry of Economic Affairs?
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To my mind, games are as much a cultural as they are an economic asset
– and this is the case for all other areas of the media, too. By the same
token, games are also pioneering in many respects and therefore represent an ideal platform to showcase how the media and the economy are
becoming digitised. In today’s world, the media are no less affected by
going digital than the economy as a whole, and so it makes sense for
both media and economic affairs to be grouped under one roof. The result will be synergies that we can now harness together. Games must set
the trends and show the way. In addition to focusing Bavarian computer
games’ funding on content, our goal is, to strengthen the technological
developments in the gaming sector.
Which areas will you be concentrating on in the future? Where do
you see the games industry, or indeed the Bavarian Media Network
as a whole, in 10 years?
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State Minister Aigner, Federal Minister Dobrinth and Malduell for best Childsgame 2014, f.l. Dr. Maximilian Schenk (GF BIU), Prof. Schaefer (FFF Bayern), State
State Secretary Bär on the red Carpet for the DCP 2014 Minister Aigner, Oliver Hengstenberg and Janos Kovats (Gribster), Dr. Kundratitz (BIU), Hendrik Lesser (G.A.M.E.)
Of course, we will be continuing our existing initiatives such as computer
games funding, support for start-ups, and networking activities. By bringing together the individual sections of the media to form the Bavarian
Media Network, we have taken a very big step in the right direction – and
the initiative’s website alone shows very clearly how the media, along
with the cultural and creative industries, design, and ICT have entered a
new phase. There is a lot of untapped potential here and, in the next ten
years, we will remain one of the leading locations for media, especially in
the games sector. Increasingly, Bavaria will be setting
the standards in this internationally competitive arena.
For our industry especially, international networking is absolutely crucial. What measures do you
intend to take to support Bavarian games producers in this?
I agree with you that internationalization is even more
important to games and the so-called »interactive
media« than it is to the traditional media. For this
reason, I am making increased efforts to support the
industry with our in-house agencies, Bayern Interna-
tional and Invest in Bavaria, but also with dedicated trade missions.
Young developers above all need the chance to attend international
industry events, and cross-border exchanges should ideally be made
possible early on, during their university studies or training.
Do you have a concrete request or advice for the games industry? Or
rather, what more can the industry do to help Bavaria keep moving
forward and continuing the digitization of the state?
I want the sector to remain as active and challenging
as I have come to know it. Only if I know what the concepts and suggestions from practical work are, can I
feed them into the political decision-making process. I
also hope that the industry will continue to play a constructive role in managing the WERK1 community, because that is the only way it can develop further in its
function as an industry meeting place. This also applies to our planned centre for the internet and new
media, for which the concept is currently being developed. Close cooperation is the only way for a unique
Bavarian media centre to emerge.
Ilse Aigner, State Minister
of Economic Affairs and Media,
Energy and Technology
Contact Robin Hartmann
+49 (0) 89 / 99 52 99 23
www.werk1muenchen.de
Bavaria – Enter the Game
robin.hartmann@werk1muenchen.de
facebook.com/werk1muenchen
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WHY DO YOU LIKE THE GAMEINDUSTRY IN BAVARIA?
QUOTES OF
THE INDUSTRY
We asked local businesses what they actually like as well as what moves them to work in Bavaria.
A selection of answers may be found on the following pages.
SWORDFISH PR
FREYJA MELHORN
In addition to
readily available
international
transport con­
nection and
good infrastruc­
ture, Munich offers a meaningful and easy exchange
with media and companies. Development programs for
the games scene by the state of Bavaria constantly give
new impulses to business in Munich. Of particular note
is the German Games Award (Deutscher Computerspiel­
preis), which is held in Munich every two years and
allows successful networking opportunities.
REMOTE CONTROL
HENDRIK LESSER
Bavaria is a lucrative
gaming location for
German developers.
In this regard, I like
the excellent edu­
cational facilities
and the sponsorships offered by the government. Both
should be extended even further in order to boost Bavaria
to the top of German games locations!
http://www.swordfish­pr.de
http://www.r­control.de
TRAVIAN GAMES
PASCAL SCHMIDT
We love to be located in Bavaria. Munich is
one of the leading media cities, with a high
density of all­digital companies. Bavaria has a
vivid games culture. This is very attractive to
our international employees.
http://www.traviangames.com
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DEEPSILVER
DR. KLEMENS KUNDRATITZ
Bavaria lies in the heart of
Europe, is easily accessible
from everywhere and offers
a high living standard. This
is the reason we founded
Koch Media here 20 years
ago. Highly trained professionals from the Bavarian universities
and the appeal to international talent help to push the area even
further ahead.
http://www.deepsilver.com
VIRGIN LANDS
RALF ADAM
One thing we really appreciate about Bavaria is the high concentration
of excellent game development studios and publishers. Furthermore,
we as an employer value the outstanding conditions we find here – in
matters of government funding and support (FFF Bayern) as well as
with regards to the great variety of skilled employees.
http://www.virgin­lands.com
FAIRYTALE DISTILLERY
KLONK GAMES
ROBIN KOCAUREK
The communication
between developers
and the grown
active local dev­
community are ab­
solutely great for
the region. The network proves to be invaluable, as a lot of
information and experience is shared with the community.
ALEXANDER ZACHERL
I founded our company in
Munich in 2010 because I
grew up in the area. I
stayed because we could
create an amazing local
community. And if I ever
leave the place I will miss my ability to bike to the studio in the
morning in 10 minutes and to reach the Isar or a beer garden after
work in the same 10 minutes.
http://www.fairytale­distillery.com
http://www.klonk­games.de
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MEDIADESIGN HOCHSCHULE
DOMINIK MIETH
FFF BAYERN
MICHAELA HABERLANDER
As the Bavarian Funding
Advisor Digital Games,
I’ve got to know the
games sector on various
occasions: when advising
on funding and promo­
tion, at trade shows or events. I love working together with the
Gamesdevs very much because they are competent, passionate
about their projects and really tied to their Bavarian roots.
Various schools
and universities in
Bavaria offer
programs that
serve as entry
point into the
games industry. Thanks to great local conditions like
funds for concept and prototype development, alumni
even have the chance to found their own studio.
http://www.mediadesign.de
http://www.fff­bayern.de
MIXTVISION DIGITAL
BENJAMIN FELD
HANDYGAMES
CHRISTOPHER KASSULKE
To us, as one of the
biggest game devel­
opers in Germany,
Bavaria is a piece of
home. Since the year
2000, our teams from
Giebelstadt near Würzburg have delivered innovation and
quality right from the most beautiful province of Germany
to our customers around the globe.
In Bavaria, we did a lot
over the last few years
to make the location
attractive for the game
industry, too. The foun­
dation has been laid.
Now it’s on us to create a successful future together.
Bavaria’s mountains and lakes offer a unique counter­balance
to the fast­paced working environment of the digital world.
http://www.mixtvision­digital.de
http://www.handy­games.com
MARCHSREITER COMMUNICATIONS
DIETER MARCHSREITER
Marchsreiter Communications has been located in Munich for almost 9
years now, and we enjoy our green backyard with its tiny beer garden.
The state capital offers qualified employees and good international
transport connections. Regular promotional visits to German­speaking
media representatives are easily realized.
http://www.marchsreiter.com
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REALITY TWIST
CLEMENS HOCHREITER
The media metropolis
Munich stands for top
living conditions,
great infrastructure
and excellent uni­
versities. Over the last
few years, game developers have formed a fantastic commu­
nity. Despite the many success stories, on an international
level we are still at the beginning.
http://www.reality­twist.com
REALMFORGE STUDIOS
CHRISTIAN WOLFERTSTETTER
Thanks to Munich’s elite universities and private
schools, we are located right at the source of highly
qualified employees. Also, we have a lot of out­
standing industry representatives here to exchange
expertise with.
http://www.realmforgestudios.com
MIMIMI PRODUCTIONS
MEDIENCAMPUS
JOHANNES ROTH
MARKUS KASIER
What I like in
particular is the
funding by the
FFF Bayern that
enabled the
development of
a flourishing community of promising up­and­coming
developers. Also, the high quality and diversity of games
is internationally competitive.
Games industry in
Bavaria means:
strong community,
successful con­
cepts, increasing
industry of a cre­
ative business. There are also a lot of opportunities of ed­
ucation and networking. Universities create new courses,
companies offer new apprenticeships, events invite you to
discuss and exchange. Someone working in the games
business in Bavaria doesn’t need to be a single player.
http://www.mimimi­productions.de
http://www.mediencampus.de
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BAVARIA’S GAMES INDUSTRY FROM A-Z
COMPANY INDEX
Be it developer, publisher, trader or service provider: More than 200 companies
are actively participating in Bavaria‘s games industry, covering all kinds
of fields. Here you can find all important contact details.
Company
Street
ZIP
City
Website
albertZWEI media GmbH
Englmannstr. 2
81673
München
www.albert-zwei.de
deal united GmbH
Landshuter Allee 10
80637
München
www.dealunited.com
Edelman GmbH
Landshuter Allee 10
80637
München
www.edelman.de
F+F Distribution GmbH
Implerstr. 25a
81371
München
www.ffdistribution.de
Gärtner PR
Karl-Theodor-Str. 72
808 03 München
www.gaertner-pr.de
GfK SE
Nordwestring 101
90419
Nürnberg
www.gfk.com
Hans Seyfried Consult Distribution
Becker-Gundahl-Str. 43
81479
München
www.consult-distribution.com
Harvard Public Relations GmbH
Implerstr. 26
81371
München
www.harvard.de
Kupferwerk GmbH
Prinz-Ludwig-Str. 17
93055
Regensburg
www.kupferwerk.com
LEWIS Communications GmbH
Baierbrunner Str. 15
81379
München
www.lewispr.de
Luehrsen // Heinrich –
Agentur für Medienkommunikation
Grafinger Str. 6
81671
München
www.luehrsen-heinrich.de
Making Games
Lyonel-Feininger-Str. 26
80807
München
www.makinggames.de
Marchsreiter Communications GmbH
Guldeinstr. 41a
80339
München
www.marchsreiter.com
mediascale GmbH & Co. KG
Briennerstr. 45 a-d
80333
München
www.mediascale.de
Neos Film GmbH & Co. KG
Metzstr. 14b
81667
München
www.neosfilm.de
nexxter interactive services GmbH
Guido-Schneble Str. 62
80689
München
www.nexxter.de
remote control productions GmbH
Sendlinger-Tor-Platz 6
80336
München
www.r-control.de
SKW Schwarz Rechtsanwälte
Wittelsbacherplatz 1
80333
München
www.skwschwarz.de
swordfish PR
Habsburgerplatz 2
80801
München
www.swordfish-pr.de
TOMORROW FOCUS AG
Neumarkter Str. 61
81673
München
www.tomorrow-focus.de
VEDES AG
Beuthener Str. 43
90471
Nürnberg
www.vedes.com
Wortspielmacher
Fliederweg 4
97232
Giebelstadt
www.wortspielmacher.de
XiLLeR GmbH
Röselstr. 13
90441
Nürnberg
www.xiller.de
Caspar Siebel (Gamification)
Theresienhöhe 1
80339
München
www.casparsiebel.com
Nicole Klinge / GCONSULTNET
Schopenhauerstr. 101
80809
München
www.gconsultnet.de
Business Service
Freelancer
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Company
Street
ZIP
City
Website
7mindfiction UG
Walchenseeplatz 21
81539
München
www.rolandsusorichter.com
adrastea GmbH & Co. KG
Bielefelder Str. 5
90425
Nürnberg
www.adrastea.com
Aesir Interactive GmbH
Grafinger Str. 6
81671
München
www.aesir-interactive.de
aevum GmbH
Rumfordstr. 4
80469
München
www.aevum.de
Development
AntMe! GmbH
Friedenstrasse 33
85221
Dachau
www.antme.net
appp media GmbH
Feinhalsstr. 7
81247
München
www.apppmedia.com
Beople GmbH
Seestr. 113
86938
Schondorf
www.beople.de
Bit Barons GmbH
Grafinger Str. 6
81671
München
www.bitbarons.com
Brainmonster Studios GmbH
Balanstr. 57
81541
München
www.brainmonster.de
Bumm Game GmbH
Menterschwaigstr. 4
81545
München
www.bummfilm.de
Caspar Siebel (Gamification Specialist)
Theresienhöhe 1
80339
München
www.casparsiebel.com
Chimera Entertainment GmbH
Sendlinger-Tor-Platz 6
80336
München
www.chimeraentertainment.de
CipSoft GmbH
Prüfeninger Str. 20
93049
Regensburg
www.cipsoft.com
Coda Entertainment GmbH & Co. KG
Albrechtstr. 43
80636
München
www.coda-entertainment.de
Cribster UG
Schönfeldstr. 14
80539
München
www.cribview.cribster.biz
Digital Treasure Entertainment (DTE)
Landwehrstr. 64a
80336
München
www.digital-treasure.de
Early Learning Group GmbH
Balanstr. 73 - Haus 11
81541
München
www.earlylearninggroup.com
Fairytale Distillery UG
Grafinger Str. 6
81671
München
www.das-tal-game.com
FDG Entertainment GmbH & Co.KG
Agnes-Pockels-Bogen 1
80992
München
www.fdg-entertainment.com
gameus
Kufsteinerstr. 40
83064
Raubling
www.gameus.de
Grimlore Games dba Nordic Games GmbH
Schleissheimer Str. 6-10
80333
München
www.grimloregames.com
HandyGames
i_Park Klingholz 13
97232
Giebelstadt
www.handy-games.com
Klonk Games UG
Claudius-Keller-Str. 7
81669
München
www.klonk-games.de
Kritzelkratz 3000 GmbH
Dieselstr. 2-6
97082
Würzburg
www.kritzelkratz.de
McPeppergames UG & Co. KG
Nikolaus-Molitor-Str. 11a
97702
Münnerstadt
www.mcpeppergames.com
MegaZebra GmbH
Steinsdorfstr. 2
80538
München
www.megazebra.com
Mimimi Productions UG
Berg-am-Laim-Str. 64
81673
München
www.mimimi-productions.de
narayana Games UG
Ganghoferstr. 3
82223
Eichenau
narayana-games.net
NeoBird
Südwestpark 37-41
90449
Nürnberg
www.neobird.de
Owlient SA
Demollstr. 15
80368
München
www.owlient.eu
Pappuga – Timo Leibig, Daniel Klöck GbR
Fürther Str. 212
90429
Nürnberg
www.pappuga.com
Playata GmbH
Waxensteinerstr. 17
82347
Bernried
www.playata.com
plazz entertainment AG
Kronstadter Str. 4
81677
München
www.plazz-entertainment.com
Reality Twist GmbH
Berg-am-Laim-Str. 64
81673
München
www.reality-twist.com
Realmforge Studios GmbH
Hofer Str. 15
81737
München
www.realmforgestudios.com
RedMoon Studios GmbH & Co. KG
Dieselstr. 16
86368
Gersthofen
www.redmoonstudios.de
Shin‘en Multimedia
Königswieserstr. 83
81475
München
www.shinen.com
tausenMedien
Ganghofer Str. 82
81373
München
www.ulrichtausend.com
Trollgames GmbH
Brunnengasse 12
87629
Füssen
www.trollgames.de
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Company
Street
United Independent Entertainment (UIG) GmbH Knöbelstr. 14
ZIP
City
Website
80538
München
www.uieg.de
upjers GmbH & Co. KG
Hafenstr. 13
96052
Bamberg
www.company.upjers.com
Wolpertinger Games
Sendlinger-Tor-Platz 6
80336
München
www.wolpertingergames.com
Macromedia Akademie
Elsenheimerstr. 63
80687
München
www.macromedia-ausbildung.de
Macromedia Hochschule
für Medien und Kommunikation
Gollierstr. 4
80339
München
www.macromedia-fachhochschule.de
Mediadesign Hochschule
für Design und Informatik
Claudius-Keller-Str. 7
81669
München
www.mediadesign-fh.de
SAE München
Bayerwaldstr. 43
81737
München
www.sae.edu
Technische Universität München
Arcisstr. 21
80333
München
www.tum.de
Universität Regensburg
Universitätsstr. 31
93053
Regensburg
www.uni-regensburg.de
Amazon Deutschland
Marcel-Breuer-Str. 12
80807
München
www.amazon.de
Ex-Trade GmbH & Co. KG
Benzstr. 2a
63741
Aschaffenburg
www.ex-trade.net
Gamesrocket GmbH
Goldbacher Str. 33
63739
Aschaffenburg
www.gamesrocket.de
Gamestop Deutschland GmbH
Fraunhoferstr. 84
87700
Memmingen
www.gamestop.de
Media Saturn Holding GmbH
Wankelstr. 5
85046
Ingolstadt
www.media-saturn.com
NBG Handels und Verlags GmbH
Brunnfeld 2-6
93133
Burglengenfeld
www.nbg-online.de
FilmFernsehFonds Bayern GmbH
Sonnenstr. 21
80331
München
www.fff-bayern.de
Industrie- und Handelskammer
Balanstr. 55-59
81541
München
www.muenchen.ihk.de
Mediencampus Bayern
Liebigstr. 8
80538
München
www.mediencampus.de
Videospielkultur e. V.
Sendlinger-Tor-Platz 6
80336
München
www.videospielkultur.org
WERK1 München
Grafinger Str. 6
81671
München
www.werk1muenchen.de
2K
Ganghoferstr. 70a
80339
München
www.2kgamesinternational.com
505 Games GmbH
Brunnfeld 2-6
93133
Burglengenfeld
www.505games.co.uk
Activision Blizzard Deutschland GmbH
Fraunhoferstr. 7
85737
Ismaning
www.activision.com
Alias Entertainment GmbH
Rumfordstr. 10
80469
München
www.alias-entertainment.de
Disney Interactive Studios
Kronstadter Stra. 9
81677
München
www.disney.de
dreamfab GmbH und Co. KG
Domplatz 3
93047
Regensburg
www.dreamfab.com
European Games Group AG
Wiener Platz 7
81667
München
www.gamesgroup.eu
EuroVideo Medien GmbH
Bavariafilmplatz 7
82031
Geiselgasteig
www.eurovideo.de
Koch Media Holding GmbH
Lochhamer Str. 9
82152
Planegg b. München
www.kochmedia.com/de
Microsoft Deutschland GmbH
Konrad-Zuse-Str. 1
85716
Unterschleißheim
www.microsoft.de
Morphicon Limited
Lindwurmstr. 88
80337
München
www.petergames.de
ProSiebenSat.1 Games GmbH
Medienallee 6
85774
Unterföhring
www.prosiebengames.de
Ravensburger Digital GmbH
Kaflerstr. 8
81241
München
www.ravensburger-digital.com
redspotgames
Postfach 310464
80104
München
www.redspotgames.com
Education
Trade
Public Sector
Publishing / Distribution
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Company
Street
ZIP
City
Website
RPM Entetainment Partners GmbH
Baaderstr. 19
80469
München
www.rpm-entertainment.com
Studio 100 Media GmbH
Nymphenburger Str. 82
80636
München
www.studio100media.de
Take Two Interactive GmbH
Agnesstraße 14
80798
München
www.take2.de
Travian Games GmbH
Wilhelm-Wagenfeld-Str. 22
80807
München
www.traviangames.com
United Soft Media Verlag GmbH
Thomas-Wimmer-Ring 11
80539
München
www.usm.de
Acronis Germany GmbH
Landsberger Str. 110
80339
München
www.acronis.de
Affare
Dachauerstr. 267
80637
München
www.affare.de
Akamai Technologies GmbH
Betastr. 10B
85774
Unterföhring
www.akamai.de
AMD Advanced Micro Devices GmbH
Einsteinring 24
85609
Dornach b. München
www.amd.com
Apple GmbH
Arnulfstr. 19
80335
München
www.apple.com
Artificial Technology
Dornierstr. 2
82178
Puchheim
www.artificial-technology.com
Augmented Minds Ambrus und Lonau GbR
Fasangartenstr. 134
81549
München
www.augmented-minds.com
B.TON Medien GmbH
Luise-Ullrich-Str. 4
82031
Grünwald
www.bton.de
cogni.net GmbH
Hohenlindener Str. 1
81677
München
www.cogni.net
FBPsound
Franz-Joseph-Str. 19
80801
München
www.fbpsound.com
FF Visuals
Radeckestr. 34
81245
München
www.ff-visuals.de
FFS Film- & Fernseh-Synchron GmbH
Poccistr. 3
80336
München
www.ffs-synchron.de
GOFRESH GmbH
Lilienstr. 7
81669
München
www.gofresh.de
Hama GmbH & Co. KG
Dresdner Str. 9
86653
Monheim
www.hama.de
HoneyTracks GmbH
Grafinger Str. 6
81671
München
https://honeytracks.com
Intel Deutschland GmbH
Dornacherstr. 1
85622
Feldkirchen
www.intel.com
Knights of Soundtrack
Rudolf-Diesel-Str. 7a
83527
Haag
www.knightsofsoundtrack.net
Technical Service
Level 3 Communications GmbH
Wamslerstr. 8
81829
München
www.level3.com
metaio GmbH
Infanteriestr. 19 - Haus 4b
80797
München
www.metaio.com
MindMatics AG
Marcel-Breuer-Str. 18
80807
München
www.mindmatics.com
NVIDIA GmbH
Rosenheimer Str. 145b
81671
München
www.nvidia.com
Scoreloop AG
Landsberger Str. 110
80339
München
www.scoreloop.com
SONTON Music GmbH & Co. KG
Schleibingerstr. 10
81669
München
www.sonoton.de
Spinor GmbH
Agnes-Pockels-Bogen 1
80992
München
www.spinor.com
Teamspeak Systems GmbH
Soierstr. 1
82494
Krün
www.teamspeak.com
Virgin Lands GmbH
Gneisenaustr. 10/11
97074
Würzburg
www.virgin-lands.de
Publishing House
Burda Broadcast Media GmbH & Co. KG
Arabellastr. 23
81925
München
www.hubert-burda-media.de
Computec Media AG
Dr.-Mack-Str. 83
80762
Fürth
www.computec.de
G+J Entertainment Media GmbH & Co. KG
Weihenstephanerstr. 7
81673
München
www.e-media.de
IDG Entertainment Media GmbH
Lyonel-Feininger-Str. 26
80807
München
www.idg.de
mixtvision Digital GmbH & Co. KG
Leopoldstraße 25
80802
München
www.mixtvision-digital.de
Publishing Office Langer
Anechostr. 27
81827
München
www.publishingoffice.de
Spielend Lernen Verlag
Bullachstraße 2
82237
Wörthsee
www.spielend-lernen-verlag.de
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THE CHARACTERS WHO’S WHO?
YOUR
CONTACT PERSONS ...
... contact person at WERK1 for all topics
regarding the bavarian games industry
Robin Hartmann
Projectmanager Games
+49 (0) 89 / 995 299 23
robin.hartmann@werk1muenchen.de
... for everything regarding media
education, training and networking
Markus Kaiser
Branch Manager Media Campus
+49 (0) 89 / 216 691 10
m.kaiser@mediencampus.de
... for everything regarding funding
and networking
Dr. Michaela Haberlander
Funding Advisory Digital Games
+49 (0) 89 / 544 602 15
michaela.haberlander@fff-bayern.de
... for questions regarding mediaand location policy
Anette Lenz
Officer Bavarian Ministry of Economic Affairs
+49 (0) 89 / 216 226 91
anette.lenz@stmwi.bayern.de
IMPRESSUM
Herausgeber: WERK1 München, Grafinger Straße 6, 81671 München, Tel. 089 - 99 52 99 25, www.werk1muenchen.de; Geschäftsführer WERK1
München: Dr. Franz Glatz; Projektleitung und Redaktion WERK1 München: Robin Hartmann (verantwortlich); Mitarbeit: FilmFernsehFonds Bayern,
MedienCampus Bayern e.V., Elke Opitz (Text), Mark Lavender, Heike Noah (Übersetzungen); Fotos: WERK1 München, FFF Bayern, Bayerisches Staatsministerium für Wirtschaft und Medien, Energie und Technoloogie, Luehrsen//Heinrich Agentur für Medienkommunikation, BESL Business Event Services &
Locations GmbH, Privat; Verlag: IDG Entertainment Media GmbH, Lyonel-Feininger-Str. 26, 80807 München, Tel. 089 - 360 86 660, Fax: 089 / 360 86 - 501,
www.idgmedia.de; Gründer: Patrick J. McGovern (1937 - 2014); Geschäftsführer: York von Heimburg; Verlagsleitung: Frank Maier; Produktions­
leitung: Jutta Eckebrecht; Druck und Beilagen: SDV Direct World GmbH, 01159 Dresden; Redaktion Making Games: Heiko Klinge (verantwortlich);
Mitarbeit: Anita Blockinger (Layout), Jutta Eckebrecht (Produktionsleitung), w.m.graphiX (Titel)
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