Seongnam City, the Seongnam Industry Promotion Agency, and the Korea Mobile Game Association hosted the '2026 Connect Fair – K-Game Export Consultation' on the 11th at the Space Ballroom of Gravity Seoul Pangyo, Autograph Collection.

This year's Indiecraft showcased an offline exhibition through a collaboration with Seongnam City's game culture festival 'GXG 2026'. This export consultation was held as part of the '2026 Indiecraft', an indie game festival co-hosted by Seongnam City and co-organized by the Seongnam Industry Promotion Agency and the Korea Mobile Game Association.

A total of 44 domestic and international partner companies, including investment firms and publishers, along with 82 domestic indie game developers, participated. Meeting applications and connections through the pre-matching system recorded around 240 cases.

Domestically, game companies, publishers, and investment firms such as NC, Nexon, Netmarble, Kakao Games, Com2uS, Wemade Connect, Super Fast, Redbrick House, and Laguna Investment attended as partner companies.

Internationally, partner companies from various countries such as Thailand, China, Japan, Singapore, Spain, Vietnam, the United States, Taiwan, Indonesia, and Russia participated. Notable names include Japan's Cygames and indie game specialist publisher Phoenixx, Singaporean mobile game publisher Habby known for Archero, Chinese game distribution platform TapTap, Taiwanese game developer and distributor Softstar Entertainment Inc, Vietnamese game publisher GAMOTA, and Spanish indie game developer DALOAR Studios.

After the consultation ended, an after-party in collaboration with Microsoft was held.

Director Lee Joo-yeon of the Seongnam Industry Promotion Agency stated, "The fact that the Connect Fair, held for the first time this year, achieved this scale and result is proof of the global market's immense interest in K-indie games. Not resting on these laurels, the Seongnam Industry Promotion Agency will continue to prepare diverse support measures so that indie developers can continuously grow on the world stage."

President Hwang Sung-ik of the Korea Mobile Game Association remarked, "This Connect Fair was a precious occasion where outstanding domestic indie and mid-sized game developers could directly meet global partners. The association will continue to provide generous support for the global expansion and success of K-indie games."