Overwolf will enable Tebex to expand its offerings to more game servers and publishers while growing existing game server communities.

The new processor lineup was developed over 3 years by 1,000 engineers at Intel Israel, alongside other Intel development groups worldwide.

Overwolf is an all-in-one platform that enables users to create, build, distribute, and monetize in-game apps and mods.

In this guest post, a research analyst with Israeli VC firm Pitango Venture Capital lists the fields experiencing growth.

TabTale co-founder Sagi Schliesser says the games, which will be released simultaneously with the films, prolong the fun and excitement.

From educational mobile games for kids to cutting-edge cloud gaming SaaS, these firms are tackling every corner of the industry with innovative gaming solutions.

The vulnerabilities could have allowed attackers to also listen in and record in-game conversations and surrounding chatter.

CodeMonkey's platform teaches primarily middle school children the fundamental principles of computer programming through games, puzzles and challenges.

The Herzliya-based company, founded in 2016, is building a new gamers marketplace where players can make money and participate in tournaments.

When Shaked's not busy managing online gambling empire 888 or his family's venture capital firm Shaked Ventures, he enjoys horseback riding and eating lots of shawarma.

Israel is a world-leader in gesture recognition, with international names like Microsoft, Apple and Sega using it for their products. Now, Israeli startup Extreme Reality has shown that their software can be used for the security industry as well as the gaming industry.

Israeli startup Wheeldo proves what we all knew as kids: That you can learn while you play. Wheeldo's platform uses gaming to train and learn about employees; and the startup already counts big names like Amdocs and Intel as clients.

Everyone knows that Israel is a world leader when it comes to startups, but few are talking about the country's strong gaming industry. NoCamels lists six Israeli companies that are making substantial contributions to the international gaming market.

One thing many gamers are waiting for is a virtual reality experience that actually feels real. Israeli controller system Stem is a major step in that direction and has been given the ultimate "thumbs-up" by beating its quarter-million-dollar Kickstarter goal within five hours.

The smartphone revolution has forever changed the way we think of games. What was once the realm of gamers, spending hundreds of dollars on consoles, is now accessible to anyone with a smartphone. Now, Israeli company Weebolu is trying to take the revolution further.