Pocket Gamer Connects, the leading mobile games industry conference, is delighted to announce its partnership with SpecialEffect for its upcoming flagship show in London on January 22 - 23.

The annual fundraiser seeks to support gamers with physical challenges via personalised controllers and more

The flagship fundraising campaign seeks to help disabled gamers

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One Special Day aims to help bring gaming to people with additional needs

We come together once more with the incredible charity SpecialEffect to support gamers with disabilities throughout the world.

The fundraising event will see multiple games industry companies raising money for the the cause with their video game titles.

Aimed at improving motor accessibility in games

The day the global games industry comes together to support disabled gamers around the world

Building up for the big day

"All of us at SpecialEffect are delighted and humbled at the outcome of our fifth and most successful One Special Day 2020 ever

"One Special Day is our opportunity as an industry to come together and support gamers with disabilities who need our help"

Working with over 40 developers and publishers to raise money to help gamers with disabilities

"Life-changing difference"

Seriously and Norwich FC join the action

Games developers far and wide will donate all UK revenue made on October 4th to the charity

The fundraising event is designed to include severely disabled people worldwide in the fun of games

Takes place on September 28th

Incredible scenes

Mobile developers and more come through

Triple the initial target of £100,000

Fundraiser Nick Streeter talks bringing in developers and raising awareness

One Special Day brings out the charitable side of EA, Rovio, Supercell, Zynga, and more

Raising money for people with severe disabilities

Join Oscar Clark, Tanya Laird, Alex Darby and Des Gayle for discussions on games and culture

Bossa Studios, Tag Games, and many more on board

Launches new app to aid gamers with disability