
Virtuos, which supports the development of some of the world’s biggest games, plans to acquire a Japanese studio in the coming months to expand its presence in the No. 3 video game market.
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Virtuos, which supports the development of some of the world’s biggest games, plans to acquire a Japanese studio in the coming months to expand its presence in the No. 3 video game market.
Beyond-FX – a Virtuos Studio, a renowned full-service visual effects (VFX) studio, today announced the launch of ‘BFX-U’, a brand-new catalogue of original educational content that offers hands-on learning to VFX artists to acquire techniques, workflows, and master their craft.
As a relatively young industry, time, effort, and the right opportunities are required to cultivate local talent and create successful homegrown games, said Mufizal Mokhtar, General Manager of Virtuos Kuala Lumpur, in an interview with The Edge.
Third Kind Games is set to bolster Virtuos’ AAA co-development capabilities, having contributed to titles such as Sea of Thieves and Hearthstone
Virtuos provides our commentary on two key trends identified in Newzoo’s 2024 Global Games Market Report. We explore these trends from a developer’s perspective and uncover how to navigate them to succeed in the ever-evolving gaming landscape.
To give young game advocates a better understanding of game-making as an industry and career path, Sparx* has collaborated with local artists in Ho Chi Minh City on this short film that breaks down how we do what we do.
The leadership team of Beyond-FX shares how they support the growth and culture of knowledge sharing among VFX artists in the studio and the games industry at large.
In the high-stakes world of real-time visual effects, Beyond-FX is redefining success through a blend of cutting-edge technology and unwavering commitment to collaborative culture.
The scholarships aim to offer career orientation and education opportunities for young women in Vietnam to explore, attempt, and grow in the field of game production
Participating in the global AAA game production value chain through companies like Virtuos offers Vietnamese teams the opportunities to import game development technologies from industry leaders.