Billing itself as a 'festival for all games,' the indie game exhibition 'Seoul Game Town 2' kicked off in Pangyo on July 4.

Seoul Game Town is an indie game exhibition that recruits teams on a first-come, first-served basis, bypassing the usual vetting process. Rather than focusing on development scale or commercial viability, the goal is to widen the scope of participation. This iteration successfully expanded its reach beyond developer communities to welcome general visitors who simply enjoy playing games.

The event saw support from 'Vijob', a job support platform for foreign workers, and 'PLITHUS', a game testing platform, while 'Jeep Barnett', a developer of the 'Portal' series, joined as an event partner. Barnett presented via an online broadcast, PLITHUS showcased various games on the event floor, and Vijob provided the venue for the proceedings.

Approximately 300 visitors attended, checking out 35 different teams' entries. Some popular booths even saw queues stretching beyond an hour. The Seoul Game Town Organizing Committee remarked, "We were surprised by the enthusiasm that surpassed our expectations, while clearly identifying shortcomings such as congestion at the venue," adding, "We will prepare the next Seoul Game Town to ensure visitors can encounter more games in a better environment."

You can find more details on the Seoul Game Town 2 Steam event page and the official website.