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GDC Festival of Gaming will skip Friday in 2027 event

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GDC Festival of Gaming will skip Friday in 2027 event

GDC Festival of Gaming, one of the biggest game development events in the world, announced that it will focus on just four days for its show in March 2027, cutting off the usual Friday for the event.

In a statement, GDC described its event as the global gathering for everyone who makes games happen. The event will now take place from Monday, March 1, 2027, to Thursday, March 4 — or four focused days of learning, networking and business.

“For almost four decades, we have evolved with the industry, reshaping each year to deliver an unmissable experience where the people making games can come together to celebrate, and define where games go next,” said Informa, owner of GDC, in a post. “Each year, we seek to unlock more value, more connection, and more opportunities for the entire gaming community.

As the industry continues to evolve, so does GDC, the post said. This move from five days to four is a deliberate step toward creating a higher quality, more focused and more valuable experience.

“Having explored the data and listened to our community, we’re concentrating programming and opportunities during the days when the community is most active, while making it easier for attendees to balance their time at GDC with their professional and personal commitments,” Informa said.

In 2027, attendees can expect expect robust conference programming, larger session rooms, more hands-on workshops, interactive experiences, and expanded networking over the four days.



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