DoKomi, Germany's largest anime and Japan exhibition, takes place at the end of June. This year again, GamesAhead is organising a Creative Games Area.

Interested indie teams can register until the beginning of June. Participation in the Creative Games Area, organised by GamesAhead, is at cost price.

DoKomi is Germany's largest anime and Japanese trade fair and takes place in Düsseldorf. Last year it attracted a total of 155,000 visitors over the three days of the event. Although gaming is only one part of the show, DoKomi offers a wide range of products and services. In addition to the Creative Gaming Area, there is also a Speedrunning Corner and a special Retro Arcade area. Of course, there are also individual exhibitors from the games industry, as well as numerous merchandising stands selling games-related items.

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Stephan Steininger is Director of Operations and Editor-in-Chief of GamesMarket. As part of the magazine since its inception in 2001, he knows the GSA games industry by heart.
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