Join us in Utrecht on the 7th of September for our monthly Network Lunch!

Every first Wednesday of the month, Dutch Game Garden hosts a free networking lunch for the Dutch game industry in Utrecht. It is an opportunity for creative professionals, teachers, project leaders, future interns, students, potential clients, and others interested in the industry to meet, mingle and share their projects and questions.

Program (12 – 2PM)

• 12.00: Doors open
• 12.05: Opening presentation and announcements from Dutch Game Garden
• 12.10: Shout-outs – share your announcement or question in 3 sentences!
• 12.15: Lunch with games showcases

Showcasing

Want to showcase a game live during the Network Lunch and get valuable feedback? You can and it’s free, but we have limited spots available each lunch.

Dutch Game Garden can provide an office desk with a screen and power sockets or an INDIGO Cabinet, but please note that you need to bring your own laptop and mouse/keyboard/controllers.

More info and sign up through the showcasing form.

Sign up

Note: only through registration. Sign up here.

Tokyo Game Show takes place from September 1518 and is one of the largest game exhibitions in the world – featuring over 1883 booths this year. The first two days of the event are industry and press only (with Friday afternoon also open to the public), days three and four are open to the public.

Join online through MeetToMatch
For those who can’t travel to Tokyo, but would like to participate can join MeetToMatch – the Tokyo edition to network and find partners on September 15 and 16.

Read more about Tokyo Game Show here.

In 2017, Anne Bras (a.k.a. PC-King) set the Guinness World Record of the Largest collection of boxed PC games with a verified 1832 items.

The collection grew ever since and is now on display at the HomeComputerMuseum in Helmond. On Sunday, September 25, 2022, Anne Bras will officially open this exhibit and a few special guests will give a talk.

Program:
10:00 – Doors open
12:00 – Official opening by Anne Bras
12:30 – Explanation of the contest and start (win prices!)
14:00 – Talk: JP van Seventer about the importance of a gaming archive.
18:00 – Door close

During the day Wisefire shall perform chiptunes using a Nintendo DS.

Admission is €10,24 per adult, tickets available at the door or online. The museum is open as normal during the day and can be visited as well.

Limited edition USB-creditcard will be available this day only for €5, including games made by Anne Bras.

Get tickets here!

Pocketgamer Connects is one of the largest international conferences for the global mobile games industry. PG Connects editions have been hosted all over the world, from London to HongKong, America, Canada, Jordan and India. For the Helsinki edition, professionals from all over Europe and beyond fly in to network. The crowd consists of (70%) game makers, publishers, platforms, investors and tools and service providers.

In Helsinki a conference with over 200 speakers is also hosted as part of the event, as well as the ‘Very Big Indie Pitch’, the Investor Connector and a publisher speedmatch.

Read more on the PG Connects website.