Where games culture and industry collide

Join Australian and international influencers, businesses and industry for Melbourne International Games Week – Asia Pacific’s largest digital games celebration. Returning 3 October - 13 October 2024.

Melbourne International Games Week

MIGW 2023 had record attendance figures and a bigger-than-ever program of events.

Year after year, MIGW promises to be a unmissable, one-of-a-kind showcase for the city of Melbourne, as well as the very best of Australia’s games sector and it does not disappoint. MIGW is one big games party that also has a serious industry focus and development opportunities for professionals working at all levels of business.

Get connected, play some of the best games on the planet, surround yourself with games culture, and be inspired!

See you at MIGW, returning 3 October -  13 October, 2024.

Industry

With a host of industry favourites such as Game Connect Asia Pacific (GCAP), High Score, the Australian Game Developer Awards, Play Now Melbourne and more, join us for a series of events that provide a framework for our thriving games sector to connect, inspire and grow.

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Public

Everyone loves to play games, so whether digital games, Table Top or Role Playing Games (RPGs) are your thing, come and explore the many welcoming and inclusive events for all ages at MIGW.

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Education

Games are now a part of our lives every day, especially at school. Discover events designed for educators of all levels and explore the future of games in education.

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