The Korea AI Game Association ran a joint pavilion for the Indie Arcade and the Gyeongnam Global Game Center at the 2026 PlayX4.

Supported by the Gyeongnam Global Game Center, the pavilion showcased six indie game studios from the Gyeongnam region. The lineup featured JellySnow's Deckland, AfterTime's Secret Some, PlayMephistoWaltz's Slayer: A World Haunted by Evil Spirits, MyMeStudio's Soul Wonder, Reality Maker Lab's Undying War, and CrowSunset's Astra Village.

Beyond the exhibition, the Indie Arcade hosted hands-on game demos and interactive visitor programs, fostering a networking atmosphere where you could chat directly with the developers. With genres spanning roguelike action, RPGs, simulations, adventures, and puzzles, the space offered a proper mix of styles for any player. Participating developers also used the opportunity to swap insights and gauge real-time market reactions.

An association representative remarked, "It’s particularly meaningful to oversee the Gyeongnam Global Game Center joint pavilion at PlayX4 for the second year," adding that "it was a significant platform for Gyeongnam-based developers to connect with a broader audience and industry peers alike."

The representative further noted, "The Indie Arcade is evolving into a community-driven exhibition brand where developers share know-how and forge new paths. We intend to continue collaborating with various agencies and studios to invigorate the domestic indie game ecosystem."