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It seems that our Green Team never ceases to find exceptional initiatives and organisations that we can support through our Christmas donation. We’re very happy to contribute something to this gem, which is the Berlin “Fördern durch Spielmittel e.V. (“Further through Games Association”).
Not having a white Christmas this year still didn’t keep the GameDuell team from having an awesome Christmas party on December 15!
Friday, October 27, was the day of the year when the giant Fluffy Ghost watched over our pretty epic annual Halloween Party at the office. 
For the first time, this year’s Gamescom was opened by Chancellor Angela Merkel! The Chancellor met with a number of relevant developers in the German games industry, GameDuell included, to emphasize its importance for Germany. It was an incredible opportunity for us to talk to her and learn about her views on the games industry in her home country.
Although it hasn’t been the warmest of summers so far, we managed to pick a lovely day for our annual summer party. On July 21, our whole team went on a little trip around the world and it all took place at the beautiful Oberhafen Kantine in Berlin!
Ever wonder what it’s like to move from one continent to another to come work at GameDuell in Berlin? Then this “Meet our Team Members” post might be of some assistance. Hear from Leonardo, who came all the way from Brazil to come work with us here at GameDuell. “How was it moving? What help did you get?”: these are just some of the questions you might want to ask him, and to which he answers in this short interview.
Picture a rainy and cold Friday morning. It didn’t feel like June, it didn’t feel like summer at all. But we didn’t let that stop us! On Friday, June 16 we had our annual Family & Friends BBQ and a little rain wasn’t going to change that! 
In their line of interviews with recruiters in the games industry, Games-Career asked our own HR Business Partner & Recruiter, Barbara Pitula, for tips and tricks for writing the perfect application.
