Conference Digital Dragons 2023
Preparations to the 2023 Digital Dragons Conference are underway, and the dates and venue have been announced: one of the most important B2B events for the European gamedev sector will be held at the ICE Kraków Congress Centre on 15 and 16 May 2023. The Krakow Technology Park (KPT), organiser of the Digital Dragons 2023, is opening a call for speakers, while independent game developers are already welcome to submit their works to the competition designed especially for them.
Digital Dragons is a key business event held in this part of Europe designed for the entire gave development sector. This makes it a forum not only for the developers but also investors, publishers, and major gamedev studios in search of talent. Early Bird tickets will start selling in January.
Call for Indie Showcase continues
The Indie Showcase, a review of independent game productions, has been a permanent element of the Digital Dragons. To gain an opportunity of presenting your project at an international conference, fill in the registration form available on the organiser’s website by 15 March. We invite participation of PC, console, mobile, and VR game developers from all over the world.
Indie Showcase participants can count on broad media interest and promotion in the sector. The competition rules and regulations envisage three main prizes, with the champions furthermore winning the title of the Best indie Games and computer equipment worth €4000 from Conference Partner, AMD. Additionally, the participants choose their favourite game and name their winner through the Community Vote.
Last year’s winner, capturing the title of the Best Indie Game, was Sucker for Love: First Date (developed by Akabaka and published by DreadXP). The community voted for Hamster Playground developed and published by We Dig Gam.
The Digital Dragons Conference is one of the elements in the complex offer that the Kraków Technology Park has designed for the gamedev sector. It comes together with incubation and acceleration programmes for young studios, and training programmes, notably the Digital Dragons Academy earmarked for university students.