The concept is simple. Bring your game, on whatever device and in whatever stage of development. Buy a drink, show your game and receive feedback from fellow game professionals.

  Join Roost Games, developers of Cat Cafe Manager, to learn about their experiences with their game's development and release, what the expectations were compared to the results, the team goals and if they are reached, and more!   Program 18:00 Walk in - Grab a bite (bring your own) 19:00 Talk with Roost Games 19:20...

  MeetToMatch has changed the way we network. Join MeetToMatch co-founder Fedor van Herpen, who will tell us about the development of the platform, the past and future, how it changed, how they survived Covid and how he wants to transform the future of professional networking.   Program 18:00 Walk in - Grab a bite (bring...

How do you acquire new projects, funding and players in and out of the video game industry? Ellis Bartholomeus and Michiel Sala have learned the ropes in the last two decennia. They will discuss the ups and downs of working with clients, stakeholders and end-users. Or in Michiel’s words: developing stuff for 100 euros an...

Playtesting is probably the most fundamental skill a game dev needs to build a solid product. However, finding players is time-consuming and performing the test too. Gladly, at GameDevCafe you can always bring your first prototype and get some expert reviews from your peers. But what happens after? When should you listen to feedback, how...