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GameDev: MK

MK Milton Keynes · Buckinghamshire

Games are made here.

GameDev: MK is the community for everyone making games in and around Milton Keynes. First jam or fifteenth launch, come and meet your people.

Members
2
Local companies
14

Where we areHover the dots for journey times

Map of the UK showing Milton Keynes
Milton Keynes

Average train times from Milton Keynes Central, from Trainline (October 2026). Drive times are estimates.

H1 What's on

Upcoming events

Meetups, talks, jams and socials. Everyone's welcome, whatever you make and however long you've been making it.

Nothing in the diary just yet.

Join the Discord or the newsletter and you'll be the first to know.

H2 What we do

A home for MK's game makers

Socials & meetups

Relaxed evenings to chat shop, share what you're working on and meet the people making games down the road.

Talks & workshops

Local devs and visiting speakers on art, code, design, audio, funding, marketing and everything in between.

Game jams

Weekend jams for every level. Find a team, learn a new engine, or finally finish something.

Playtests & showcases

Bring a build, get honest feedback, and see what the rest of MK has been quietly making.

V4 The directory

Made in Milton Keynes

Studios, publishers, educators and specialists building games in and around MK.

2 local developers in the people directory

Artists, coders, designers, composers and more. Find collaborators or your next hire.

Meet them

V5 Jobs board

Hiring in MK

Roles at local studios. Advertising is free for companies based in Milton Keynes.

No roles advertised right now. Hiring? MK studios can post for free.

Post a job

V7 A bit of history

MK has form.

The UK's newest city has some of computing's oldest stories. Codebreakers, Colossus, distance learning pioneers and a herd of concrete cows. Making games here just feels right.

  1. 01

    Bletchley Park

    Where Turing and thousands of codebreakers worked through the war. Some of computing's first chapters were written right here.

  2. 02

    The National Museum of Computing

    Home to the rebuilt Colossus, the WITCH and a hands-on collection of retro machines just waiting to be played.

  3. 03

    The Open University

    Headquartered at Walton Hall and teaching computing to people all over the world since 1969.

  4. 04

    The concrete cows

    Made in 1978 by artist Liz Leyh and still grazing. MK has always been a little bit playful.

H8 Membership

Free to join.
Better together.

Membership costs nothing. It just helps us know who's out there and helps you get found.

  • A profile in the people directory, if you'd like one
  • List your studio or business in the company directory
  • Monthly newsletter with events, jams and opportunities
  • Be first to hear about talks, workshops and socials
  • Help shape what the community does next