An Introductory Guide To IP For The Gaming Sector

Many specialists do not consider intellectual property when creating new games, yet it plays a vital role in securing creativity. Alban Radivojevic provides a practical introduction to the core video game intellectual property rights: trademarks, copyright and design rights.

The global games industry is one of the most creative, fast-moving and commercially valuable entertainment sectors in the world. But whether you're developing an indie title from a home studio or launching a multiplatform blockbuster, every game relies on intellectual property (IP).

IP protects the worlds you build, the characters you design, the code you write, and the brand you take to market. Without it, you risk losing control of your own creations. Here's where and how to get started.