The festival, running from Friday, July 3, to Sunday, July 5, has established itself as one of the most relevant meeting points for the general public in the city. The current edition stands out for the presence of over twenty projects linked to València Game City, serving as a hub for studios and developers in the sector.
One of the event's pillars is the LAN Party, which has seen 15% growth compared to the previous year. With nearly 2,000 participants, this activity remains one of the few in-person formats of its kind on a European scale.
During the event, the creation of the Valencian Video Game Industry Association (AVIV) was formalized. This entity was established with the goal of strengthening the sector's business fabric in the Valencian capital.
The venue also features participation from leading international companies, which have exclusive areas to showcase their latest developments to visitors.
