Days before Budget 2026, the Nexus games conference gathered for its third edition. The video games industry event typically brings together the various players of the sector to chew the fat on the state of the industry, talent, revenue and tax. In the past it’s been tax, and specifically Ireland’s digital games tax credit, that has garnered much discussion on how to grow the country’s indigenous games sector and attract more international firms. Much like the film tax credit, which has done much to lure productions to Ireland, its games equivalent seeks to do the same for games. Game developers…

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