
About Game Habitat
Game Habitat is a community-focused non-profit organisation based in Malmö. We help create, nurture, and grow a thriving, supportive, and inclusive ecosystem for game development in southern Sweden.
Our vision is for southern Sweden to be and be known as the best possible environment for game development.
We enable companies, organizations, individuals, and the academic and public sectors to achieve their game development dreams and ambitions by eliminating obstacles, attracting opportunities, and supporting a world-class game development community.
Together with our family of members and our devoted community we organise events, meetups, talks and workshops and help studios go to international events.
Our team
Game Habitat has been growing recently, expanding our operations and collaborations. We’re now a great team of talented and experienced people, passionate about building the best environment for game development.

Peter Lübeck
CEO

Eliana Oikawa
COO

Elin Arvidsson
Event Manager

Bobbi A Sand
Project Manager

Erik Sundberg
Communications Manager

Henning Eger
Operations Coordinator

Matti Suoraniemi
Operations Coordinator

Jesper Krogh Kristiansen
Business Development Manager

Måns Billing
Talent Developer
Our board
Consisting of representatives from AAA, mobile, B2B, investor, academia and the public sector, our board is a passionate and experienced group of people who believe in what we do.

Alf Condelius
COO at
Ubisoft Massive

Martin Walfisz
CEO at
Thunderful Group

Sara Ponnert
Studio Manager at
Avalanche Studios Group

Johan Pfannenstill
COO at
Sharkmob

Caroline B Le Bongoat
Business Development Manager at Malmö Stad

Ylva Lidén
Educational Leader at
The Game Assembly

Andreas Jacobsson
Dean Faculty of Technology & Society
Malmö University

Bobbi A Sand
Game Designer and author at
Transcenders Media
Deputy and co-opted board members

Anders Cronholm
CEO at
Blekinge Business Incubator

Olof Tedin
Business Developer Digital Games at Invest in Skåne

Johanna Nylander
Policy Affairs
Swedish Games Industry