i'm involved again this year with the Experimental Game Workshop, the yearly session at the Game Developer's Conference in San Francisco. we explicitly try to include games of all types and sizes that push the boundaries of games as a medium in some new or compelling way. which means: weird art games, niche one-off experiments, bizarre game mods, even interesting but only tangential-to-game media... and more!

if you're not sure if your game is included here or not - you should submit! it's free! the submission deadline is November 17th.

you can submit and find more info about the session as a whole here:

to get an idea of the types of games we cover, you can also view last year's session for free here.

also i should note that if you're unable to attend GDC due to travel costs or COVID stuff (100% understandable) we are doing some remote/video talks as well

hello cohost friends! sharing this here because a lot of indie game devs are on here.

i'm involved with this redesign of the Experimental Game Workshop (formerly Experimental Gameplay Workshop), the yearly session at the Game Developer's Conference. we're explicitly trying to focus on including more types of games that were ignored by the solely gameplay-oriented nature of this session in the past. which means: weird art games, niche one-off experiments, bizarre game mods, even interesting but only tangential-to-game media.

i know plenty of you out there doing this stuff who could use more exposure. it's free to submit, so you should! the submission deadline is January 1st. more info about where to submit and the session as a whole here: https://www.experimentalgameworkshop.org/

also i should note that if you're unable to attend GDC due to travel costs or COVID stuff (100% understandable) we are doing some remote/video talks as well