The 2019 Game Developers Conference is happening next week in San Francisco, and PC Gamer’s US team will be there to attend panels, interview devs, and cover the big keynote presentations. GDC is a place for developers to connect and share learnings, a place to job hunt for some, and a place for middleware companies to sell their (middle)wares. It’s not like PAX in that it isn
Above: GDC 2018 (photo courtesy of GDC).
The 2019 Game Developers Conference is happening next week in San Francisco, and PC Gamer’s US team will be there to attend panels, interview devs, and cover the big keynote presentations.
GDC is a place for developers to connect and share learnings, a place to job hunt for some, and a place for middleware companies to sell their (middle)wares. It’s not like PAX in that it isn’t fan-oriented, and it’s also less consumer-facing than E3. While that means there are fewer big reveals, it’s plenty interesting for other reasons.
