Games4eu.com Website Review

80% of games industry professionals voted to remain in the european union continued open access to international talent, trade & consumers is critical to our future success time is running out to impact the brexit process, and to secure a people's vote on the final outcome.. games4eu and tech for uk are calling upon mps to reject the withdrawal agreement at the meaningful vote in the house of commons. brexit will hurt uk interactive entertainment and the wider creative and tech industries - our detailed an*lysis six key risks, from more expensive products to a brain drain out of the uk; the consequences of a range of problems that the uk exiting the government's proposed withdrawal agreement and political declaration will not solve these problems. they don't even amount to a 'deal'. they are simply a mechanism to kick the can down the road again, which the government has been doing now for 2.5 years. the most that can be said is that they delay another cliff edge until 2020 and probably 2022. we would be sitting in limbo until then, with no business certainty and no influence in the eu just at a time when the digital single market and other significant changes to our industry the country. we are better together, both in business and in cultural terms, with our friends in the european union. we, games4eu and our friends at tech for uk, are therefore calling upon mps to reject the withdrawal agreement at the meaningful vote in the house of commons (proposed to take place week commencing 14th january 2019), and going forward to make all efforts to arrange a people's vote with an option for the uk to remain in the european union.  support peaceful, meaningful action to remain within the eu.   become an activism and discussion platform for pro eu video games professionals and gamers. contribute to the wider movement to stop, or limit the damage, of brexit, whether soft, hard or no deal at all.  games4eu was co-founded by tracey mcgarrigan, jas purewal and george osborn.