Win two tickets to the sold-out GameTreff NRW
The next GameTreff NRW on May 28, 2026, at KAP1 in Düsseldorf is already completely sold out—but the Film- und Medienstiftung NRW is giving away two exclusive tickets to this popular networking event for the NRW games industry.
Look forward to an evening full of conversation and exciting insights into the development of current indie games from North Rhine-Westphalia.
Here’swhat to expect at GameTreff NRW
To kick things off, engaging talks will offer personal insights into the creative processes, challenges, and paths to success in game development:
Charlotte Zapfe-Wildemann (Writer & Narrative Designer) and David Zapfe-Wildemann (Game Designer & CEO) from the Cologne-based indie studio neoludic will discuss the development of their award-winning cozy game *Tiny Bookshop*.
Afterward, Mateo Covic from ZoroArts will discuss the success of his indie hit *Paddle Paddle Paddle*, which garnered significant attention thanks in part to streamers like HandOfBlood.
You’ll also have the opportunity to try out the latest NRW games on-site and chat directly with the developers.
At the get-together afterward, featuring snacks and drinks, there will be plenty of time to network and exchange ideas with the NRW games industry.
About GameTreff NRW
GameTreff NRW is an established networking event for game developers and creators in North Rhine-Westphalia and regularly hosts gatherings for industry exchange.
Here’s how to enter the raffle
All you have to do is enter the exclusive raffle hosted by the Film- und Medienstiftung NRW. Simply send us an email by May 20, 2026, to events@filmstiftung.de
with the subject line “Gametreff Düsseldorf.”
And who knows—maybe you’ll get lucky and win the last two tickets.
GameTreff NRW, May 28,2026, 7:00 p.m., KAP1, Konrad-Adenauer-Platz 1, 40210 Düsseldorf
Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy
Participants must be 18 years of age or older. The winner will be notified by email. The prize cannot be redeemed for cash. The decision is final. Participation is not guaranteed.