A clear, staffed area for demos, conversations, sign-ups, and product discovery.
Table and display setup
Baseline furniture and a practical display arrangement for laptops, monitors, flyers, and merchandise.
Power access
Shared power access for approved laptops, screens, and low-draw equipment.
Exhibitor passes
Included exhibitor credentials so your team can access the conference environment and operate the display.
Expo listing
A website exhibitor listing and practical on-site reference for sponsors, speakers, partners, and attendees.
All-day access
Setup, demo, and conversation access across the approved conference operating window.
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Who belongs
Game studios
Indie, AA, and larger teams showcasing prototypes, launches, and services.
Indie developers
Solo creators and small teams looking for players, feedback, and partners.
Tools and middleware
Engines, dev tools, analytics, QA, localization, and production solutions.
Publishers and labels
Publishing partners, funding groups, and portfolio teams scouting talent.
Hardware brands
PC, mobile, audio, capture, controller, and creator gear brands.
Education providers
Universities, bootcamps, academies, and training programmes.
Operations
Know before setup.
Setup window
The exhibitor setup window is coordinated with approved teams after venue production planning is locked.
What to bring
Bring laptops, monitors, adapters, extension cables, demo builds, signage, merchandise, and any approved display equipment.
Operating rules
Run demos within the allocated space, avoid blocking aisles, and maintain audio at a reasonable level for nearby exhibitors.
Venue access
Exhibitor check-in, loading guidance, and support contact details are shared with approved booth teams.
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Exhibitor FAQ
Exhibit Activations
Who should exhibit at LKGDC 2027?
Game studios, indie teams, tools and middleware companies, publishers, hardware brands, universities, training providers, and creative technology teams can use exhibit space for demos and partner conversations.
Can multiple spaces be combined?
Yes. Single, double, triple, and custom footprints are supported so teams can scale from a focused demo station to a larger partner activation.
What should exhibitors bring?
Bring laptops, monitors, adapters, extension cables, demo builds, signage, merchandise, and any approved display equipment. Power and furniture requirements should be discussed before confirmation.
Is there a public exhibit layout?
Placement details are coordinated directly with approved exhibitor teams so each activation can match its space, power, access, and display requirements.
Enter the expo
Build an activation people remember.
Tell us what you are showing, your team size, and the footprint you need.