The grind of competition

Shahrizar (left) says when it comes to finding the right skills, more often than not, the talents tend to jump on the brain drain bandwagon and work in foreign studios due to prestige and exposure. — Filepic/The Star

COMPETITION in the local gaming industry is surprisingly fierce, ranging from talent acquisition, perks and the technology used.

Kaigan Games chief executive officer Shahrizar Roslan says when it comes to finding the right skills, more often than not, the talents tend to jump on the brain drain bandwagon and work in foreign studios due to prestige and exposure.