The Game Developers Conference returns to San Francisco this month, with hundreds of sessions, talks, and special events for the game dev community. GDC 2022 offers several pass levels to make sure you're able to get everything you need from the event.
Thousands are expected to return to San Francisco from March 21 to March 25 for the in-person Game Developers Conference (along with the virtual option). If you're still deciding which in-person pass works best for you or your company, here's a handy list of pass details to help you get started!
All-Access Pass
- 1-Year GDC Vault Access ($500 Value, Ends March 1, 2023)
- Core Concepts Sessions (Weds-Fri)
- Summits Sessions (Mon & Tues)
- Virtual Networking with Attendees
- Sponsored Content
- Virtual Networking with Exhibitors
- GDC Expo + Online Expo
- 2022 IGF Awards & GDCA
- Special Events (e.g. GDC Main Stage)
- Access to Online Content (Equal to Pass Type)
- Advocacy Sessions
Core Pass
- Core Concepts Sessions (Weds-Fri)
- Virtual Networking with Attendees
- Sponsored Content
- Virtual Networking with Exhibitors
- GDC Expo + Online Expo
- 2022 IGF Awards & GDCA
- Special Events (e.g. GDC Main Stage)
- Access to Online Content (Equal to Pass Type)
- Advocacy Sessions
Summits Pass
Interested in getting in-depth tips, advice, and coaching related to a specific field in the world of game development? The Summits Pass ($949) is just for you. This pass provides access to Monday and Tuesday's Summits sessions, which cover everything from Audio to Game Narrative, Production & Team Management, and User Experience (UX). The pass also provides access to GDC Expo, networking opportunities, the virtual event, and so much more.
- Summits Sessions (Mon & Tues)
- Virtual Networking with Attendees
- Sponsored Content
- Virtual Networking with Exhibitors
- GDC Expo + Online Expo
- 2022 IGF Awards & GDCA
- Special Events (e.g. GDC Main Stage)
- Access to Online Content (Equal to Pass Type)
- Advocacy Sessions
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