According to the organisers, the third edition of GG Bavaria was a complete success. The third edition of the event was fully booked and attracted more than 6,200 visitors.
Stephan Steininger31.03.2025 11:01
From left to right: Maximilian Diversi (Pixel Maniacs) with the Horizon Award, Christoph Minnameier (Pig Knight Games) with the Vision Award, Minister of State for Digital Affairs Dr Fabian Mehring, initiator of the GG Bavaria Indie Awards Una Micheroli, Sebastian Uitz (Fire Totem Games) with the Cosmic Choice Award Alexander Hartung for Games/Bavaria
In light of these numbers, it would come as no surprise if GG Bavaria had to move to a larger venue next year to meet the space demands of exhibitors and attendees. While nothing has been officially announced, the organisers reflect positively on a successful 2025 edition in their final report. More than 30 indie studios exhibited, numerous activities took place on-site, and in the end, more than 6,200 visitors were counted—a new record.
In light of these numbers, it would come as no surprise if GG Bavaria had to move to a larger venue next year to meet the space demands of exhibitors and attendees. While nothing has been officially announced, the organisers reflect positively on a successful 2025 edition in their final report. More than 30 indie studios exhibited, numerous activities took place on-site, and in the end, more than 6,200 visitors were counted—a new record.
