Mobile Game Asia is coming to Singapore this summer and we can get you in for free
The Global Mobile Game Confederation (GMGC) is finally coming to Singapore. Come July 18, it will descend on the little red dot with a brand new event: Mobile Game Asia.
Mobile Game Asia focuses on—you guessed it, mobile gaming—and will see a delegation of over 30 Chinese companies and notable Southeast Asia game studios share their insights to the regional mobile game market via keynotes, panels, and demos.
The morning session, which will begin at 9:00 A.M. (GMT +8), will feature the Chinese market, while the afternoon session will lend insight to Southeast Asian markets. Over 30 speakers and 350 attendees are expected at Mobile Game Asia, which will take place at the Westin Hotel.
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Tickets to Mobile Game Asia cost S$50, but we’ve got 100 free passes to hand out, if you’re quick enough. We want to give everyone a chance to attend, so please email us here to redeem your ticket!
Confirmed local speakers for the event currently include Inzen Studio’s Gerald Tock and Boomzap Entertainment’s Allan Simonsen. More details will be released as we edge closer to July 18, so keep an eye on Games in Asia for more news. You can also keep up with Mobile Game Asia here.
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