Dzmitry Drynau

In early December, Gdhub was presented in Prague at Game Developers Session 2025, one of the longest-running events for professionals in the game industry.

Participation in the expo provided an opportunity to connect with developers, artists, programmers, and producers, as well as to present Gdhub and its activities. During the event, many new people learned about the hub, and the community welcomed new members.

The conference also featured two games developed with the support of the hub – <a href="https://gdhub.io/project/marchmellow-game">MarchMellow</a> and <a href="https://gdhub.io/project/honey-bunny">Honey&amp;Bunny</a>. For the teams, this marked an important stage in their development: they were able to showcase their projects to a professional audience, receive valuable feedback from industry representatives, and find potential partners to further improve and develop their games.

In early December, Gdhub was presented in Prague at Game Developers Session 2025, one of the longest...

Gdhub at Game Developers Session Prague 2025

Sometimes it feels like TrophyRC didn’t begin with code or 3D models, but with those backyard tracks: wooden planks and old crates standing in for jumps, puddles as river crossings, and that very first RC controller in hand. The car wasn’t racing back then — it was crawling over obstacles, slow but stubborn. And that was the real fun.

Now there are two major reasons to celebrate — and both mark a big step forward for the project.

TrophyRC has crossed an important milestone: more than 100,000 players have added the game to their Steam wishlists. This isn’t just a number — it shows how many people connect with the same feelings that inspired the project: the challenge of RC trials, attention to detail, and the fun of navigating tough terrain. A huge thanks goes out to everyone who added the game, told friends, or simply supported it with kind words — you are the ones moving this project forward.

After nearly nine months of meetings and negotiations, TrophyRC has finally secured a publishing partner. Building the game solo in spare time has been tough, and the search for support was about finding a way to move faster and achieve the level of quality the idea deserves. Now with a partner on board, development has gained new momentum and resources.

Here are some key facts about the project, based on its GDHub and Steam pages:

Genre: Off-road RC trial simulator — not about speed racing, but precision, control, and overcoming obstacles. 


Visual style: Photorealism, detailed tracks, focus on surfaces and vehicle physics.


Core features:
• Tracks with obstacles, demanding off-road challenges where precision and patience matter. 
• Vehicle customization: suspension, engine, transmission, and design. 
• Exploration and open routes with alternative paths through rough terrain. 

For the creator, TrophyRC isn’t just a game — it’s childhood turned into a project. With a new publishing partner, development will speed up, allowing for more polish, expanded features, and a refined player experience. The next updates are expected to focus on driving physics, vehicle handling, new tracks, and more cars.

TrophyRC is moving to a new level: from a passion project to a full-fledged simulator with real potential. More than 100,000 players are already waiting, and now there’s a team to make that wait worthwhile.

If you haven’t yet added TrophyRC to your Steam wishlist, now is the perfect time. The best is still to come.

<a href="https://store.steampowered.com/app/3115870/TrophyRC">TrophyRC on Steam</a>

<a href="https://gdhub.io/project/trophy-rc">Project page on GDHub.io</a>

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TrophyRC — More Than Just a Hobby

Every person gathers unique experiences throughout their life. Some choose to write books, others paint, some make films—and some turn their stories into games. A video game can immerse players in the emotions, choices, and perspectives that shaped your journey.

But transforming that vision into a real game is not something you do alone. You need a team. Usually, that means at least a game designer, a programmer, and an artist—but the exact lineup depends on your project. Often, it all begins with a game designer, who helps define the creative and technical needs as development progresses.

To make the team-building process easier and more accessible, we created <a href="https://gdhub.io">gdhub.io</a>&nbsp;— a platform where you can find not just professionals open to paid work, but also like-minded people ready to invest their time and skills to bring your vision to life.

🚀 How to start building your team on GDHub.io

Register and complete onboarding.
Let the platform understand who you are and what you're building.

Create your project and describe it.
Be clear and inspiring—what kind of experience do you want to share with players?

Add a short video about yourself and your game. (Optional, but highly recommended)
It helps others connect with your vision on a human level.

Invite existing team members.
If you’ve already started with friends or collaborators, bring them onboard.

Publish open roles (vacancies).
Clearly define who you're looking for — what they’ll do, and what kind of commitment is expected.

Share development updates.
Use the built-in devlog feature to keep your project alive and growing in the eyes of potential collaborators.

Receive responses from people ready to join.
These are creators, developers, and artists interested in contributing to your project.

Communicate, evaluate, and build your team.
Talk to each candidate, decide together if it’s the right fit, and move forward.

Need help or guidance?
Reach out to industry experts on the platform for mentorship and support.

Whether you’re building your first prototype or working toward a commercial release, GDHub.io is here to support your creative journey — not just with tools, but with a community that believes in collaboration and shared vision.

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