Pardon the dust. We’re rebuilding the site in public, which means some pages are rough and a few links might be grumpy. Instead of hiding everything, we chose to keep posts visible so you can see the work evolve in real time.

With some AI support, we plan to bring more than 20 years of 

’s work into this blog. It will take hundreds of posts and months, perhaps years, to complete, but in doing so we will also capture an important part of the Turkish gaming scene’s history. As the oldest active company in Türkiye’s game industry, we believe our story mirrors the journey of the industry itself.

We’ve always thought construction sites are fun to watch, and this is the digital version. Expect quick fixes, fresh sections, and the occasional odd layout while we ship improvements. If you spot something broken, please do not ping us. Enjoy the build.

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A few days ago, we were invited to Techland’s launch event for 

, a standalone entry that builds on the series’ legacy while steering it into darker territory. The gathering was focused, hands-on, and rich with atmosphere, giving us the chance to experience the game’s opening beats before release.

, took the opportunity to dive into the game and sit down with lead producer 

 for a conversation about its design, narrative structure, and new mechanics. You can read that full interview here: 

Röportaj - Dying Light: The Beast'in Baş Yapımcısıyla Konuştuk

The playable section blended tense storytelling with the series’ signature parkour and combat, while hinting at deeper systems still under wraps. Beast mode drew immediate attention, sparking debate over its early-game limitations and long-term payoff. The return of Kyle Crane also landed strongly, with fans speculating on where his path will lead.

For us, the event was a rare chance to see a major release in its raw, unfiltered form, with enough in play to fuel discussion but plenty still hidden. As 

 approaches release, it’s clear the community will have no shortage of questions — and from what we’ve seen, some of the answers will only come once we step fully into the dark.

Into the Heart of The Beast: A Launch to Remember

Today at GIST, we skipped the big slides and went straight into an honest conversation about influencer marketing. Together with friends and colleagues, we asked what it really means to be a YouTuber, to run a gaming channel, and to balance what clients want with what is realistic.

 we kept the format simple, a warm room, open questions, and real stories from both creators and brands. We made space for the messy parts too, where expectations clash and the work behind the scenes is far bigger than it looks.

The best part was seeing the talk spill over into the hallways, people still debating and swapping ideas long after we wrapped. Thanks to everyone who joined in. These are the conversations we want to keep having, and the kind we believe make the whole space stronger.

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Talking Honestly About Influencer Marketing at GIST

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Into the Heart of The Beast: A Launch to Remember