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Here, at GameDuell, we like doing sports. We jog, we do back training and yoga, we play volleyball and we love table tennis. In fact, GameDuell has a serious case of table tennis obsession – nearly everybody in the office has already caught a table tennis bug, so you can hear people fling the ping pong ball every single day.

This infatuation has reached its peak yesterday, when the world witnessed the 2nd Annual GameDuell Table Tennis Masters Tournament.

GameDuell is proud to announce its most recent charity recipient: Skate-Aid.org. We have donated 2,500 Euros for the organization founded by the German skate guru, Titus Dittman. Our donation will go towards repairing the Shangilia Skate Park in Nairobi, Kenya.

The Nordic countries have a fast-growing gaming market, enriched by many talented game developers and designers. This makes Scandinavia one of the best locations to produce and play games, so GameDuell is heading there to see what’s up!

Next week, Kraków will host one of the leading gaming conferences in Central and Eastern Europe – Digital Dragons. As the city that is famous for being one of the most beautiful places in Europe, Kraków is also known as the Silicon Valley and the tech capital of Poland. 

International games expert Erik t' Sas joins Berlin-based studio

At GameDuell, our mission is to create fun and exciting games that people can enjoy wherever, whenever and on any device they choose. But what is it like to work for one of the largest gaming platforms in the world? What makes working at GameDuell truly unique is its workplace culture that encourages learning, collaboration and innovation with lots of fun.

GameDuell will sponsor and participate in the 2015 Worldwide Haxe Conference from May 29th to June 1st in Paris, France. The 4 days event will be hosted by Mozilla Paris and held in their historic and ornate building on the Boulevard Montmartre.

GameDuell actively encourages the access of elderly people to digital media and games. We recently started an open exchange with the Senioren Computer Club of Berlin (SCC).