| Gamescom | |
|---|---|
| File:Gamescom logo (2022-present).svg | |
| File:Gamescom 2012.jpg The North Entrance of Koelnmesse | |
| Status | Active |
| Genre | Video games Interactive entertainment |
| Venue | Koelnmesse |
| Location(s) | Cologne, Germany |
| Coordinates | 50°56′33″N 6°57′32″E / 50.94257°N 6.958976°E Fatal error: The format of the coordinate could not be determined. Parsing failed. |
| Country | Germany Singapore (Gamescom Asia) Brazil (Gamescom Latam) |
| Inaugurated | 19 August 2009[1] |
| Most recent | 21 August 2024[1] |
| Next event | 20 August 2025 |
| Attendance |  320,000 (2023)[2] |
| Organized by | Federal Association of Interactive Entertainment Software (2009-2018) German Games Industry Association (2018- present) |
| Website | gamescom.global |
Gamescom (stylized as gamescom) is a trade fair for video games held annually at the Koelnmesse in Cologne, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. Gamescom is the world's largest gaming event, with 370,000 visitors and 1,037 exhibitors from 56 countries attending the event in 2018.[3] The event is used by many video game developers to exhibit upcoming games and game-related hardware.[4] The “gamescom - Opening Night Live” (ONL) show takes place every year on the evening before the opening. The show presents the latest trailers and announcements from the international games industry and is hosted by Geoff Keighley.[5]
Alongside the public areas, there is also a closed area for professional visitors, such as publishers, journalists and developers.[6]
Shortly before Gamescom, the associated conference Devcom takes place at the same area and is specifically for the game development sector.[7]
History[]
The Federal Association of Interactive Entertainment Software (German: Bundesverband Interaktive Unterhaltungssoftware, BIU) had previously hosted Games Convention in Leipzig from 2002 to 2008, which was briefly the largest games trade show in the world. However, Leipzig was becoming unsuitable for such a large event owing to limited transport links and hotel accommodation. The BIU and Koelnmesse announced a new event circuit in 2008, to be held in Cologne beginning in 2009. The Leipzig Trade Fair opposed the move and intended to continue Games Convention without the BIU, which led to a five month "standoff" between the two groups. As Leipzig did not allow the Cologne event to be called "Games Convention", the BIU instead adopted "GamesCom". The two events were due to take part on the same weekend, and were each competing to be seen as the "authorative" German trade fair for the industry. In the end, after a deal between Gamescom and GDC, Leipzig announced that Games Convention would be cancelled, and replaced by an online only event that focused on mobile and casual gaming.[8][9][10] Gamescom was first held in August of 2009, and was extremely successful,[11] while Games Convention Online was discontinued after 2010.[12]
The BIU continued to support and administer the event until 2018, when it merged with the industry body GAME. Their successor organisation the German Games Industry Association has continued in the same role.[13][14] Geoff Keighley began hosting Opening Night Live from 2019, a streamed event at the beginning of the show. Opening Night Live has served as a platform for many trailer launches and game announcements.[15]
Since the COVID-19 pandemic, which caused the discontinuation of E3, Gamescom has been the largest event of its kind.[16] Gamescom Latam, first held in Brazil in 2024, is also the largest event in the Americas.[17]
Areas[]
| • entertainment area • business area • gamescom event area |
| • social area • indie area • retro area |
| • family & friends • gamescom campus • cosplay village |
| • outdoor area • merchandise area • creator co-working space |
Events[]
2009[]
The booth of Electronic Arts in 2009
Gamescom 2009 was held 19–23 August.[1] 245,000 people attended that year's visit.[1]
Exhibitors[]
| 2009 exhibitors | |
|---|---|
|
2K Games
|
|
Notable press conferences[]
Wednesday, 18 August:
Thursday, 19 August:
Notable announcements[]
Sony Computer Entertainment Europe announced the PlayStation 3 Slim, a smaller and lighter model of the console and a release date of 1 September 2009. Firmware 3.0 for the PlayStation 3 was also announced, adding new features to the PlayStation Network. Sony announced that the European Video Store would launch in November 2009. Sony also announced that the PlayStation Portable would get smaller games (under 100mb) in the form of 'minis' and that comics would also be available to download in December 2009. A "free game" registration promotion was announced for the PSP Go.
Microsoft Game Studios announced Fable III, along with a release date of 2010. Also, Microsoft announced their intention to release Fable II on the Xbox Live Marketplace in five episodes, the first of which would be free to download.
Media coverage[]
While most press conferences were not available for live streaming, Electronic Arts streamed its press conference on EA.com.[18] Sony Computer Entertainment Europe also showcased its press conference on its online community-based service PlayStation Home shortly afterwards.[19] Sony also made its press conference available for download on the PlayStation Store. Various gaming websites offered live-blogging of the respective press conferences.
2010[]
Presentation of the "Best of Gamescom" award in 2010
Gamescom 2010 was held 18–22 August.[1] 254,000 people attended that year's visit.[1]
Exhibitors[]
| 2010 exhibitors | |
|---|---|
|
2K Games
ArenaNet
Codemasters
|
MTV Games
Neowiz
RedSpotGames
|
Notable announcements[]
The two main announcements this Gamescom came from Insomniac Games, who announced two sequels from two of their franchises: Ratchet & Clank: All 4 One, by revealing some gameplay from the game, and Resistance 3, via a live action teaser trailer. These games will be exclusive to the PlayStation 3. All 4 One has a set release date as late 2011, while Resistance 3 did not have a release date.
2011[]
Visitors on the fair aisles in 2011
Gamescom 2011 was held 17–21 August.[1] 275,000 people attended that year's visit.[1]
Exhibitors[]
| 2011 exhibitors | |
|---|---|
|
1C Company
2K Games
Bohemia Interactive
City Interactive
Codemasters
dtp Entertainment
Frogster
Funcom
Gamigo
Hi-Rez Studios
Kalypso Media
|
NCsoft
Nival
Paradox Interactive
Red 5
Riot Games
Wargaming
|
Notable events[]
- The first Dota 2 International championship took place. The tournament had the biggest prize pool of any e-sports tournament at the time.
2012[]
Gamescom 2012 was held 15–19 August.[1] 275,000 people attended that year's visit.[1]
Exhibitors[]
| 2012 exhibitors | |
|---|---|
|
1C Company
2K Games
Bohemia Interactive
Codemasters
|
NCsoft[20]
Paradox Interactive
Perfect World Entertainment
RedSpotGames
|
2013[]
Gamescom 2013 was held 21–25 August.[1] 340,000 people attended that year's visit.[1]
Exhibitors[]
| 2013 exhibitors | |
|---|---|
|
1C Company
2K Games
Abrakam
Amplitude Studios
Bohemia Interactive
Carbine Studios
City Interactive
Focus Home Interactive
Gaijin Entertainment
Haemimont Games
Kalypso Media
KING Art
|
Paradox Interactive
Red 5 Studios
Revolution Software
Riot Games
Ronimo Games
TopWare Interactive
Triumph Studios
Wargaming
Zombie Studios
|
Notable events[]
- The World Championship Series 2013 Season 2 Global Finals, a StarCraft II tournament with a $150,000 prizepool, were held during the event.[21]
- Three League of Legends Tournaments were held during the event:
- International Wildcard Tournament
- Season 4 Spring Promotion Qualifier
- European LCS Playoffs[22]
2014[]
Trade fair visitors while tryout a game in 2014
Gamescom 2014 was held 13–17 August.[1] 335,000 people attended that year's visit.[1]
Notable events[]
- The Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Major ESL One Cologne 2014 was held at Gamescom
Exhibitors[]
| 2014 exhibitors | ||
|---|---|---|
|
2K Games
Amplitude Studios
Asteroid Base
Blowfish
Bohemia Interactive
Bossa Studios
Capybara Games
Chainsawesome Games
Coffee Stain Studios
Daedalic Entertainment
Deco Digital
Devolver Digital
Double Fine Productions
Excamedia
Firefly Studios
Flying Wild Hog
Focus Home Interactive
|
Frontier Developments
Gaijin Entertainment
Gateway Interactive
Grey Box
Grimm Bros
Halfbrick Studios
Headup Games
Hi-Rez Studios
Ironward
Kalypso Media
Mastertonic
Microïds
Ndemic Creations
Nevernaut Games
Nordic Games
Other Ocean Interactive
Paradox Interactive
Phoenix Online Studios
Playdead
Riot Games
|
SeithCG
Slightly Mad Studios
Starbreeze Studios
TinyBuild
Vlambeer
Wargaming
Witchbeam
|
2015[]
Gamescom 2015 was held 5–9 August.[1] 345,000 people attended that year's visit.[1]
Exhibitors[]
| 2015 exhibitors | |
|---|---|
|
2K Games
Studio Wildcard
Abbey Games
Amplitude Studios
Black Forest Games
Bohemia Interactive
CI Games
Daedalic Entertainment
Devolver Digital
Digital Extremes
EuroVideo Medien
Focus Home Interactive
Frontier Developments
Grey Box
Headup Games
Hi-Rez Studios
Iceberg Interactive
Image & Form
Introversion Software
Kalypso Media
|
KING Art
Microïds
Motiga
NeocoreGames
Nordic Games
Paradox Interactive
SCS Software
Slightly Mad Studios
TaleWorlds Entertainment
Teotl Studios
Wargaming
Warhorse Studios
|
2016[]
Gamescom 2016 was held 17–21 August.[1] 345,000 people attended that year's visit.[1]
Exhibitors[]
| 2016 exhibitors | |
|---|---|
Focus Home Interactive
Frontier Developments
|
Nintendo
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
|
2017[]
Various exhibition stands in one of the exhibition halls in 2017
Gamescom 2017 was held 22–26 August.[1] 355,000 people attended that year's visit.[1]
Notable events[]
- German Chancellor Angela Merkel opened the event, which marked the first time in history that a Gamescom was opened by a sitting Chancellor.[33]
Exhibitors[]
| 2017 exhibitors | |
|---|---|
Colossal Order
Devolver Digital
Frontier Developments
Kalypso Media
|
THQ Nordic
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
|
2018[]
Gamescom 2018 was held 21–25 August.[1] 370,000 people attended that year's visit.[1]
Notable events[]
- Nvidia announced the GeForce RTX 20 Series at the Palladium Cologne on 20 August 2018.[34]
Exhibitors[]
| 2018 exhibitors | |
|---|---|
Bigben Interactive
Buka Entertainment
Daedalic Entertainment
Focus Home Interactive
Funcom
Housemarque
|
Microids
Modus Games
Perfect World Entertainment
Playdius
Saber Interactive
Soedesco
THQ Nordic
|
2019[]
The stage of ESL in 2019
Gamescom 2019 was held 20–24 August.[1] Geoff Keighley has announced that he will help launch a dedicated video game announcement show prior to Gamescom, called "Gamescom: Opening Night Live". Inspired by the response to The Game Awards presentation that includes several new game announcements, Keighley wanted to do the same for Gamescom. The event was streamed on 19 August at 8:00pm (CEST).[35]
Exhibitors[]
| 2019 exhibitors | |
|---|---|
|
2K
2x2 Games
All In! Games
Bigben Interactive
Bloober Team
Bohemia Interactive
Dear Villagers
Fabraz
The Farm 51
Focus Home Interactive
Forever Entertainment
Frecle
Frontier Developments
Gameforge
Gwen Frey
Intrepid Studios
Kakao Games
Kalypso Media
Kasedo Games
Level-5
Lionbite Games
|
Microids
Modus Games
Paradox Interactive
Piranha Games
Private Division
PUBG Corporation
Raw Fury
Robot Entertainment
Rockfish Games
Saber Interactive
Surgical Scalpels
TaleWorlds Entertainment
The Astronauts
THQ Nordic
Triband
Typhoon Studios
V1 Interactive
Wargaming
YAGER
|
2020[]
Gamescom 2020 was scheduled to be held from 25 to 29 August in Cologne.[1] However, Germany announced that following lifting of lockdowns in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, all public events through August 2020 were banned. Gamescom organizers announced they would move some portions of the planned show online.[36] Organizers confirmed plans for the online Opening Night Live to start on 27 August, with each following day through 30 August featuring a schedule of online developer interviews and events and a wrap-up show.[37]
Exhibitors[]
| 2020 exhibitors | |
|---|---|
|
Nacon
Next Studios
Neowiz
Phoenix Labs
Raw Fury
Riot Games
Sloclap
| |
2021[]
Gamescom 2021 was held 25–27 August 2021.[1] The event was preceded by Opening Night Live with Geoff Keighley on 25 August.[38] Gamescom 2021 was a hybrid exhibition experience with online and live events.[39]
Exhibitors[]
| 2021 exhibitors | ||
|---|---|---|
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The booth of Saints Row in 2022
Gamescom 2022 was held 24–28 August 2022.[40] The event was both in-person and online.[41] 265,000 people attended that year's visit.
Exhibitors[]
| 2022 exhibitors[42] | |
|---|---|
|
2K Games
All in! Games
Assemble Entertainment
Build a Rocket Boy
CI Games
Coffee Stain Studios
Devolver Digital
Embark Studios
Everstone Studios
Fatshark
Focus Entertainment
Frontier Foundry
Funcom
Gearbox Publishing
Good Shepherd Entertainment
Kalypso Media
Krafton
Lucid Dreams Studio
HoYoverse
Neowiz
Prime Matter
Raw Fury
Red Barrels
Something Wicked Games
Squanch Games
| |
2023[]
Gamescom 2023 was held 23–27 August 2023.[43] 320,000 people attended that year's visit. The opening night received media attention after one attendee rushed on the stage and interrupting presenter of the show Geoff Keighley, saying that "Bill Clinton wants to play GTA VI".[44][45][46] The incident occurred 8 months after a similar incident at The Game Awards 2022, in which Keighley also hosted.[47] The same attendee also interrupted several live shows in Germany, asking about the game.[48][49]
Exhibitors[]
| 2023 exhibitors[50][51][52] | |
|---|---|
CI Games
Cygames
Dear Villagers
Devolver Digital
Focus Entertainment
Frost Giant Games
Game Science
GSC Game World
HoYoverse
Humble Games
Inflexion Games
Lost Native
Neowiz Games
Nuverse
Panic Inc.
Pearl Abyss
People Can Fly
TiMi Studio Group
Tripwire Interactive
Wired Productions
| |
2024[]
Gamescom 2024 was held 20–24 August 2024.[53] The event attracted more than 335,000 visitors and 1,400 exhibitors on that year.[54][55]
Game Developers Conference Europe[]
From 2009 to 2016, the Game Developers Conference Europe (GDC Europe), a European spinoff of the Game Developers Conference, has been held in conjunction with the Gamescom. The Conference took place at the Cologne Congress Centre East.[56]
Offshoots[]
An offshoot of the trade fair has been established for the Asian region in 2021 under the name Gamescom Asia and takes place in Singapore.[57][58] In 2023, Koelnmesse closed an agreement with BIG Festival and Omelete Company for a new offshoot under the name Gamescom Latam, which takes place in Brazil.[59]
See also[]
- Electronic Entertainment Expo
- PAX (event)
- Brasil Game Show
- Gamercom
- Game Developers Conference
- Games Convention
- Asia Game Show
- Paris Games Week
- Tokyo Game Show
- IgroMir
- Video gaming in Germany
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