Gaming Brings Thousands Together in Taipei, over 1,800 people from 43 countries, held nearly 2,000 meeting sessions
Another great event in gaming has concluded!
The Taipei Game Show 2025 wrapped up after four exciting days, marking another milestone in its steady growth with nearly 370,000 visitors.
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This year's event saw huge crowds in the B2C Zone, while the B2B Zone became a hub of international business activity, drawing over 1,800 professionals from 43 countries. The event’s impressive line-up included over 350 games, with special activities and live performances keeping attendees on their toes. The Asia Pacific Game Summit also took center stage, hosting packed sessions that dove into the latest industry trends, including discussions on generative AI, eSports, and game development.
Our VP of New Business & Licensing Nabil Laredj shared his thoughts on the event
Events like Taipei Game Show are vital for pushing the boundaries of gaming innovation and global collaboration. It’s inspiring to see so many industry leaders and enthusiasts come together to exchange ideas, and we’re excited to be part of these growing conversations on the future of cloud gaming and immersive experiences.
The event not only showcased cutting-edge technologies but also gave indie game developers the chance to connect with publishers, creating opportunities to bring unique games to international markets. (We love our Indie games at Blacknut!) With a vibrant mix of game demos, stage performances, and competitive events, the show was a true celebration of the gaming community's energy and passion.
Looking ahead, Taipei Game Show 2026 is already on the calendar, scheduled for January 29 to February 1, 2026. Should we get Nabil to attend?
Originally reported by Games Industry Biz