The first edition of Ludicious Zurich Game Festival will turn the town into the computer game industry meeting point for innovative emerging talents. Also a varied programme will be offered for interested members of the public. Special highlights of the three-day festival include the awards for the festivals International Competition and Student Competition. In addition the Swiss Game Developers Association (SGDA) will present the Swiss Game Award during the festival. The opening of the third Call for Projects: Swiss Games 2014/2015 of the Swiss Arts Council Pro Helvetia will form a further highlight.
Zurich to Host Europe’s First Computer Game Festival
18 September 2014 – 21 September 2014, Switzerland
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