Posts Tagged ‘Video Games’
The Yogscast raises an ocean-sized donation for WDC
The New Year started with a bang for whales and dolphins thanks to Bristol-based gaming content creators and long-term WDC supporters, The Yogscast. A whopping £316k was raised for WDC through The Yogscast’s Jingle Jam, the world’s biggest charity gaming event. Throughout the two weeks, viewers could purchase the Jingle Jam 2022 Games Collection – containing over…
Read MoreHow to save whales and create video games at the same time
North Atlantic right whale. Photo by Regina Asmutis-Sylvia Our long-term partner, Mercury Learning have once again chosen WDC to benefit from their Humble Bundle sale with this incredible ‘Game Dev, Design and Graphics’ Humble Book Bundle. Level-up your game development and game design skills and support WDC’s work at the same time, with this new…
Read MoreThe Yogscast help WDC ‘save a species’
Tim Collins, Wildlife Conservation Society We are delighted to start off the new year with some great news for whales and dolphins – our urgent project to save the Atlantic humpback dolphin from extinction has been funded! And it’s all thanks to Bristol-based gaming content creators and long-term WDC supporters, The Yogscast. An amazing £200k…
Read MoreHow the games industry helped save the whales
2020 saw a huge milestone for WDC and our partners, The SEA LIFE Trust, when beluga whales Little White and Little Grey were able to feel the salt water of their new ocean home for the first time. WDC’s partners in the games industry rallied to help make this project a reality, and to ensure…
Read MoreBuild a better future for whales and dolphins with this new Humble Bundle
Orcas were seen swimming freely in Vancouver during the city’s lockdown earlier this year. Photo by Cetacea Lab WDC is delighted to announce that we’ll be joining forces with charities Action Against Hunger (AAH) and World Land Trust (WLT) with Humble Bundle’s Better Futures game bundle. The global pandemic and lockdown has brought together individuals,…
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