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Chennai, India
The spotlight is turning to South India this November as Keywords Studios confirms its presence at the India Game Developer Conference (IGDC) 2025, scheduled to run from November 5 to 7 at the Chennai Trade Centre. This marks a major moment for the Indian gaming industry’s flagship event, drawing developers, tech creators, and game lovers from across the nation and beyond.
IGDC is widely seen as India’s premier game development conference, a hub where creators, publishers, and developers converge to share ideas, display innovation, and build partnerships. This year’s edition is expected to host over 5,000 participants, with numerous sessions, showcase booths, awards, and networking opportunities. Indigenous talent, global game firms, and tech providers will all be on the floor.
As a leading global partner in game development, Keywords Studios will bring its expertise across domains such as game art, audio, quality assurance (QA), localization, and player engagement. With teams located around the world, Keywords helps studios deliver polished experiences across multiple platforms and IGDC gives them a chance to engage directly with the Indian game community.
In past editions, Keywords was an active participant hosting panels, meeting with creators, and contributing to tracks on art, production, and diversity. This year, their presence is expected to be stronger, reflecting both their commitment to Indian gaming growth and their desire to build deeper local relationships.
The Chennai platform offers a strategic location, sitting between technology hubs and game development centers in India. It will let Indian startups, indie teams, and established studios showcase work side by side. For attendees, it’s a rare chance to see new tools, exchange ideas, and perhaps launch ambitious projects.
For Keywords, this event is more than branding. It’s an opportunity to “imagine more” together with the Indian game ecosystem to co-create, mentor, and shape how games are made in the country.
As IGDC 2025 approaches, all eyes will be on Chennai: Which technologies will steal the show? Which collaborations will emerge? And which Indian studios will step up to global stages? One thing is clear: the buzz around India’s game development future has never been stronger.
