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Final hours of Super Early Bird rate for PG Connects London 2018

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Final hours of Super Early Bird rate for PG Connects London 2018

Half a decade. That's how old Pocket Gamer Connects Londonwill be when it rolls up on January 22nd to 23rd at its now-established The Brewery venue.

But a few hours is all you have left to grab a ticket at the Super Early Bird rate before it's gone forever.

What started as a way to bring the mobile games industry together hasn't stopped growing, with each year breaking the previous's records in terms of attendance, content, and those all-important networking opportunities. It's why it's proudly become Europe's largest mobile games industry yearly event.

And the 2018 'anniversary edition' isn't about to buck that trend.

Bigger than ever

So next January we'll open the doors to over 2,000 delegates from every corner of the mobile gaming globe (60+ nations are expected) and deliver a 10-track programme consisting of 45+ hours of content delivered by some 120 speakers and split across three auditoriums. (Speaker submissions are still open.)

We'll focus on influencers, eSports, monetisation, live ops, 'big data', social platform gaming, UX, UA, audio, narrative design, game mechanics, global markets and more through a variety of talks, panels, firesides, postmortems, and dedicated workshops.

We'll have a vibrant expo area showcasing some of the latest talent, Indie Pitch competitions to unearth 'the next big thing', tailored sessions for developers to meet publishers/investors, a delegate meeting system to support an anticipated 5,000 encounters, the obligatory after-party, as well as a couple of new surprises.

What's more, one ticket will grant you access to sister conferences XR Connects and PC Connects.

It'll be our biggest PGC yet. And right now, there's still time to grab your entry ticket at the smallest rate.


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With three boys under the age of 12, former Edge editor Joao has given up his dream of making it to F1 and instead spends his weekends transforming his living room floor into a venue for hosting increasingly complex Scalextric tracks. When in work mode, he looks after the production (aka the behind-the-scenes magic) of Steel Media's series of conferences.