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Milly Peace

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Milly embarked on her marketing journey in the corporate world, igniting her passion for writing. Outside of Kwalee, she's a fitness enthusiast, devoted to her Labrador, and a fierce gamer.
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The Kwalee Approach to Dogs in the Office

In an office meeting, a brown poodle sits attentively beside his owner, curly fur contrasting with the neutral tones. With an alert gaze at the camera, he epitomises the loyal presence of a dog in the office
Discover why dogs in the office aren't just a trend, but a strategic move embraced worldwide. Boost productivity, foster relationships, and create a pet-friendly workplace culture.

Pet Power in Action at Kwalee

Yellow background with images representing Pet Power. A red fox Labrador splashing through the sea, a Scottish Ragdoll cat holding hairbands in its mouth, and two affectionate cats cuddling and gazing at the camera. Each animal embodies the energy and charm of pets, showcasing their unique personalities.

In households across the globe, pets have secured a cherished spot as valued family members. From loyal dogs to independent cats, and an array of creatures in between, our pet’s power of affection knows no bounds. Let us introduce you to some vital members of the Kwalee team - our pets who accompany us in one of our games studios and pop up on our Zoom calls!  

 

Women in Games with Jen Flannery

A diverse group of people sitting in the Kwalee lounge. Jen is facing the camera sitting down, she has blonde hair and a block fringe. She is wearing a red chequered flannel shirt with a navy top underneath. She is sat next to Tom who is head od development here at Kwalee. Jen is looking at the camera smiling.

In an industry traditionally dominated by men, the face of gaming is undergoing a transformative shift as women make their mark. Whether through the games industry or as gaming influencers, women are more prominent than ever in the workforce and the games media.

Can you get paid to play video games?

Image shows two members of the kwalee team looking at a TV holding play controllers. One is wearing a black hoody, red hair and glasses. The other has a green tshirt. They are both smiling at the game they are playing.

In this modern era where video games are a widespread pastime, the thought of getting paid to spend our time in this activity may seem like a distant fantasy. However, the games industry is constantly evolving as we know it, presenting opportunities for both developers and players alike to monetise their passion. While there are options of earning money through gaming, it's essential to understand that such options demand effort, time, and commitment. Let’s explore possible avenues for those intrigued by the possibility of turning a gaming hobby into a source of income.

 

Couch Co-op Games vs Online, You Decide!

Couch co-op games vs online, you decide!
Relive the nostalgia of Friday nights with couch co-op on the PlayStation 1 versus the modern online multiplayer experience. Which gaming style truly reigns supreme for fun with friends?

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