Game publisher offers to demo games for developers affected by Trump's immigration ban

The upstart indie games publisher is taking steps to directly help developers that were planning to attend the 2017 Game Developer's Conference but can't, because of the Trump administration's controversial immigration ban affecting seven predominantly Muslim nations. SEE ALSO: The video games industry responds to Trump's immigration ban It works like this: if you're a game developer from one of the seven affected nations -- Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen -- and you had a game to show at GDC, get in touch with Devolver. You'll find all the info for submitting your game right here. Here's the message Devolver blasted out on Twitter: If you canceled plans to demo a game at GDC due to the US immigration ban, we'd like to demo it on your behalf. The upcoming GDC has already taken a very anti-Trump stance against the immigration ban.