The Big Screen Gaming Summit Set to Return at PG Connects Helsinki Later This Year

Man, you know how events like PG Connects usually have this whole polished feel? Like, all about mobile gaming and stuff. Well, let’s just say they’re shaking things up a bit. So, apparently, they’re dragging the Big Screen Gaming Summit over to Finland. Yeah, it’s like two events crammed into one ticket. Can you even believe that?

So, here’s the deal: they’re diving right into consoles, PC, XR, and even web3—whatever that really is. It’s like they’re opening up this massive chat room for folks to yak about challenges, new tech, and, well, all that jazz. Developer secrets, how to get games noticed, and a bunch of business stuff. Might sound like a lot—or exactly like what you need. Who knows, right?

If you’re knee-deep in developing games already, or you’re just a mobile gaming shop looking to branch out, this summit’s supposed to light up your brain and maybe get those creative sparks flying. Sounds dramatic, but maybe it’s true.

Ah, Finland. Okay, so PG Connects has been rolling into Finland since, like, 2014. It’s kinda their thing now—meeting in the heart of Europe’s gaming scene. It’s cozy, almost like a reunion party that opens the doors for more folks each year.

Ever done one of those head-scratchers with conference ticket prices? Well, they’re waving around some discounts. Super Early Bird or something. Honestly, €166 ain’t too shabby if you’re looking to save a chunk of cash—up to €620, apparently, unless you’re a student. Go figure.

Imagine this: 200 speakers, all jabbering about the industry spread across 14 tracks. Throw in 1,500 delegates mixing and mingling—kinda wild, right? It’s like a melting pot from job-seekers to bigwig CEOs. Everyone rubbing elbows like it’s a Friday night pub gathering.

October is when this whole shindig’s going down. And if you’re thinking about it, those ticket discounts are up for grabs now. Maybe check out the official website—or don’t—but they’ve got all the deets there for all you early birds.