On January 21, the Seoul Metropolitan Government and the Seoul Business Agency hosted the 'IGG with Seoul game alley' networking event at Gen.G GGX, located near Dongdaemun History and Culture Park Station.

The event was co-organized by the IGG (Indie Game Group) Korea Chapter—backed by Google Play—and the Seoul Business Agency. It featured a showcase of indie titles currently in development, alongside insightful lectures and networking sessions. The event also highlighted key achievements from last year's SBA game team support program and outlined the roadmap for this year's initiatives.

The exhibition and lecture series saw participation from Japan’s G-MODE, the studio behind the 'Tsukuyomi Series', and Lizard Smoothie, the local developer of 'Shape of Dreams', which has surpassed 1 million copies in sales. Furthermore, a showcase featuring 15 indie titles allowed attendees to get hands-on with the games and share feedback.

Moon Goo-sun, Head of the Creative Industry Division at the Seoul Business Agency, stated, "We are acutely aware of the significance of Seoul's gaming industry as a high-value sector that contributes to our economy," adding, "We remain committed to maintaining an open dialogue with local SMEs and indie developers while doing our absolute best to support their growth."