Curvature Games GmbH

Curvature Games ist ein VR-Games-Studio aus Hamburg. Unser Ziel ist es, die Grenzen virtueller Welten zu erweitern, indem wir hochgradig immersive Erlebnisse schaffen, die auf umgeleitetem Gehen basieren.

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Senator's Roundtable im Hamburger Rathaus 2026

Games im Rathaus – der Gamecity Hamburg Senator’s Roundtable. Zu Beginn des Jahres 2026 diskutierten der Senator für Kultur und Medien Dr. Carsten Brosda, Gamesunternehmen und Gamecity Hamburg die aktuelle Entwicklung der Gameswirtschaft in Hamburg.

Senators Roundtable 2025 im Hamburg Rathaus

Als gute Tradition diskutieren Senator für Kultur und Medien Dr. Carsten Brosda, Gamesunternehmen und Gamecity Hamburg über die aktuelle Entwicklung der Gameswirtschaft.

Games Lift Incubator - Erfahrungsbericht der Alumni

Der Games Lift Incubator geht 2022 bereits in die dritte Runde! Wir haben die Gelegenheit genutzt und drei Alumni der letzten zwei Jahre nach ihren Erfahrungen mit dem Programm gefragt. Da es sich um drei sehr unterschiedliche Projekte handelt, waren wir besonders neugierig ihre Eindrücke zu hören. Ihr könnt euch noch bis zum 14. Juni für die diesjährige Ausgabe des Games Lift Incubator bewerben. Wir hoffen, dass diese Berichte über den Inkubator euch bei eurer Entscheidung für eine Bewerbung helfen werden.

So war die Hamburg Games Conference 2022

Die Hamburg Games Conference am 02. und 03. März war als Hybrid-Event ein voller Erfolg! Wir blicken zurück auf zwei wundervolle Tage an Bord der digitalen Kreuzfahrt und interessanten Gesprächen vor Ort im RCADIA

Recap: Road to Nordic 2021

At the end of May 2021 we ran our "Road to Nordic" program: A total of 59 representatives game developers and publishers as well as students from Hamburg attended the Nordic Game Conference 2021 May edition as part of our Gamecity Hamburg delegation.

Making game development work: Two examples from our Incubator

What is the best way to make a game? Don’t answer! It’s a trick question. There may never be one universal way of managing work across different teams and project sizes. Still, valuable lessons can be learned from the actual experience of the professionals in our teams.

Looking back at 2020 – achievements unlocked for the games hotspot Hamburg

2020 is a year we will all remember. Apart from the fact that the entire world has changed, our working methods had to change, too. Plans, programs, and offers had to be redesigned and rethought.

The bar is set: Games Lift Graduation saw 5 strong presentations

We have reached our destination. After three months of hard work, our five teams got to present what they did during the Games Lift incubator. For most of them, this was their biggest showing yet. But to us, it did not feel like an exam – it felt like the celebration after.

Going Live: What to expect from Games Lift Graduation

You can see it in their faces, hear it in their voices, even tell it by the way their e-mails are worded: Our teams are excited. And they have very good reason to. On December 8, the Incubator will end with a public presentation. What’s in store?

Games Lift Graduation is here! Join us live on December 8

The five Hamburg-based teams of the first Games Lift Incubator are coming out of three months of intensive workshops and coaching concerning the development and marketing of computer games. In the final event on December 8, the founders will present how the mentors' input has been applied to further develop their game concepts.

Games Lift: The Amusement gives VR walking simulators a new meaning

It may be powered by a technical achievement, but this novel VR game is all about the story. Players will walk around a dilapidated amusement park, solve puzzles and take in the scenery. There is a layer cake of a tale to discover.

Time for the Milestone Pitch: What have the teams achieved in 6 weeks of Games Lift?

The Milestone Pitch on October 19 marked the end of the first half of Gamecity’s Games Lift Incubator 2020. In a two hour presentation, the awarding committee and mentors of the program got to check in on the progress of our five teams. There was a lot to see and talk about.

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