In 2020, the Game Developers Conference survey showed that a third of developers have had projects delayed due to COVID-19. Now, a full year later, almost half of developers say the pandemic has led to game delays. The annual GDC survey results went live this week, showing that 44 percent of respondents have had a game they are working on delayed due to the pandemic. The switch to remote working has made it harder for many developers to collaborate properly and communications have been disrupted by the change too. Game testing is particularly tricky in a remote working environment, as not everyone has a good home internet connection, and the need for VPN connections to utilise dev kits further complicates matters.