Ministry of Culture and Associated Video Game Companies of Peru sign agreement for the development of this industry in the country

He culture Ministry (Mincul) and the Associated Video Game Companies of Peru (CVA) signed a framework agreement for inter-institutional collaboration that will seek to promote the development and growth of the video game industry. video game in the country.

The document was signed on June 26 by the Secretary General of the Mincul, Marco Antonio Castañeda Vinces, and the President of the CVA, Lorena Alexandra Nobile Ganoza, and its purpose is to establish guidelines for collaboration between the parties. for the development and promotion of academic training and capacity building activities, as well as the exchange of strategic information.

The ceremony also featured the participation of Mateo Alayza from Hermanos Magia, Luis Wong from Leap Game Studio and Jennifer Semeler Meignen from Bamtang Games, where they talked about their experience representing Peru at festivals worldwide, their latest projects and the growth they have achieved in the video game industry.

The signing of this agreement serves as a milestone for the video game industry in Peru and occurs more than two decades after the first video game developer was founded in our country. It is a rapidly developing industry, which has moved on to supporting international companies to work on their own IP.as the release of critically acclaimed games like “Dicefolk,” “Tunche,” “Arrog,” and “Imp of the Sun” has demonstrated.

Founded in 2014, the Associated Video Game Companies of Peru is a trade organization that brings together the main companies in the video game development sector in the country. The CVA aims to promote business development, training and growth of the video game industry in Peru, as well as represent the interests of its associates and the developer community before public and private entities.