Limit Break Mentorship

@limitbreak.co.uk

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The largest mentorship program for marginalised people working in the UK games industry. Applications for 2026 will open on March 30th! Visit our website to apply: www.limitbreak.co.uk

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Limit Break Training logo followed by the text: Allyship & Mentorship Latest dates for our CPD-Certified Training Sessions July 2026 Monday 20th Wednesday 22nd Book Now Luma.com/limitbreaktraining
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Promotional graphic for an online course titled "Limit Break Training: Allyship & Mentorship." The background is a textured blue gradient with stylized sparkles. It lists the latest dates for CPD-certified training sessions in June and July 2026. Group 1 meets on June 15th and June 17th. Group 2 meets on July 20th and July 22nd. Includes a "Book Now" button and the URL Luma.com/limitbreaktraining.
Social media image with the following text: Digital Event So, you want to start a games biz? Date: Tuesday 2nd June Location: Online Start Time: 18:00 BST An image of Dan Thomas (the person running the session) is in the bottom left corner and the Limit Break logo is in the bottom right corner.
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Image reads: Limit Break Freshers Week Day 5. 1st May. Mentoring Tips Overwhelmed by all the advice and resources? We've condensed all our best advice into some easy to absorb cheat sheets, be sure to take a look before meeting with your mentor / mentee match We hope you have an amazing Limit Break experience!
Image reads: Limit Break - Freshers Week Day 4 30th April Mentee Guidance First time mentee or want to double check the dos and don'ts? Learn how to make the most out of your mentoring relationship such as how to structure your sessions, what makes sense to bring to the discussion and more! Check out our Mentee Guide
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A social media asset that says “Limit Break Freshers Week. Day 1. 27th April Getting Started Onboarding Event - Confused on how to use Pushfar and contact potential mentors/mentees? We'll be going over that and more live! Matching Opens - Start contacting potential matches and find someone who matches your vibe (make sure your profile is up to date)”
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FAQ slide titled "I'm not a designer, programmer or artist. Is there space for me?" The text explains that anyone in the games industry or "games adjacent" is welcome, including QA, localization, voice acting, and studio management.
FAQ slide covering two questions: "Can I apply as both a mentor and a mentee?" (Yes) and "Is there a limit to the number of applicants each year?" (No).
Title slide for the Limit Break Mentorship FAQ, featuring the program logo in pink and purple over a light background with star accents.
A testimonial graphic for Limit Break In a circular frame at the top is a headshot of David Menkin. Below him is a quote: "Limit Break creates space and support, helping emerging talent find their voice, build confidence, and feel like they truly belong in this industry." David Menkin - Actor and MENTOR. The Limit Break logo is in the bottom right corner.
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"Limit Break Mentorship will be attending Pocket Gamer connects London. The global games industry conference. A subsidiary of Enthusiast gaming"
Limit Break Mentorship Thankyou for Sponsoring
The title at the top of the image reads: A huge thankyou to our sponsors. Below are the logos for Sumo Group, Playground Games, Junkfish, 505 Games, Yrs Truly and BIMM University The next header reads: With additional support from Sheridans, Insert Coin and BAFTA
Limit Break Training logo in the middle. The copy reads: 65+ certificates sent out Overwhelmingly positive feedback Massive congratulations to our incredibly training team
Two screenshots from online presentations staked ontop of each other. The title pages both have the limit break logo on The title of the presentations are 'A beginners guide to Professional Communication' and 'Mentoring Taster Sessions 2025'
A blue graphic promoting Limitbreak Training's Mentorship Training. Three testimonials are displayed in white speech bubbles with red backgrounds behind the names. The first testimonial is from Emma L Smith-Bodie: “I've never formally mentored anyone so it was useful to have a roadmap of hot to set up a mentorship relationship and how to get the most out of it.” The second testimonial is from Hamish Williams: “Fantastic speaker and loved the group activities. Really informative and empowering.” The third testimonial is from Kali Martinez: “The information was insightful and useful.”
LIMIT BREAK TRAINING ALLYSHIP TRAINING is visible. Below are three white speech bubbles with testimonials: "Easy to follow pace while providing real-world examples for different aspects and terms to ensure full understanding." - Charlotte Wilkinson "Very comfortable while still challenging us to think about what true allyship should be." - Tina Lauro Pollock "The speaker was really engaging and covered the topics really well." - Hamish Williams
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Jasper is a sweet looking ginger and white cat. They are sat on the back of a sofa looking sleepily into the camera Nyx and Eevee are sat in a cardboard box together. They are both calico cats with really interesting markings, they are both looking mildly alarmed and facing the camera. Like you weren't supposed to know they were in the box.
Pepper is a white and brown cat, fast asleep with their paws all collected near their face Kylo is a majestic looking tuxedo black cat, they are crouched outside on a wall
Tofu is a Bengal cat with wide bright blue eyes. They are relaxing on the sofa looking past the camera. Millhouse is a young tuxedo cat, they have a bandana tied around their neck and is sitting up very straight as if showing it off. On the bandana is a pink Limit Break pin Snuffkin is a very fluffy rag doll cat, they have a bandana tied around their neck and are sat looking above the camera as if a treat is being dangled for them. On the bandana is a purple Limit Break pin.
Tigger is a very fluffy tortoise shell cat with white patches asleep on his side Jett is a very fluffy black cat lying with his belly up on a yellow fleece
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Anisa and Jonas are jumping mid-air both looking very excited while holding the Develop Star award between them
Glittery pink shield-shaped Limit Break pin in between some small rocks on Brighton beach. In the background is the blurred-out ocean
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Limit Break Training Meet the Training Team Irem Undeger joined Player Research after finishing her PhD research in neuroscience and psychology, with a stint at McKinsey Design. Passionate about contributing to industry knowledge, Irem strives to share her insights and findings through presentations, and collaborations. Irem Undeger Training Support She/Her
Limit Break Training Meet the Training Team Cinzia Musio Develop Brighton is an award-winning EDI consultant focusing on intersectionality, and works industry-wide to foster inclusion and allyship. They are Co-CEO at Code Coven and a consultant at Limit Break. Cinzia Musio Training Consultant and Researcher She/They
Limit Break Training Meet the Training Team Harún Ali has over five years in QA working at No Brakes Games, TT Games and Cloud Imperium Games. He is passionate about promoting game development, he leads Limit Break's training division and mentors aspiring mentors. Harun Ali Head of Training He/Him
Online Event - Limit Break Training - Part 1 - Allyship - Monday 16th June - LB 25 logo
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Limit Break Mentorship purple background with stars in the top right and bottom left corners and the Limit Break logo in the bottom right corner. Text in the middle of the image that reads: Limit Break Freshers Week Being a Mentee: Getting Started