Andreas Waleij

In Northern Sweden, there's an initiative to bolster its industries by drawing 100,000 people by 2035. Central to this strategy is the growth of the gaming sector, which has shown potential equivalent to traditional industries like timber and iron ore. The Arctic Game project, a thriving gaming cluster, is designed to address employment challenges for young professionals. By bridging geographic gaps and emphasizing sustainable practices, this initiative aims to make the region a hotspot for game development and innovation. INTERSECTIVE GAME The project goal is to establish a test bed cluster in gaming technology and methodology, which via innovation in intersections and increased exchange between sectors strengthens technology and service development in the gaming industry and other industries.