The organizing office did not just stop at foot traffic, branching out into global PR campaigns as well. An 'Indiecraft Event Page' went live on Steam to put the selected developers' work in front of a worldwide audience. On the 11th right in the middle of the exhibition schedule, the '2026 Connect Fair – K-Game Export Consultation' took place at Gravity Seoul Pangyo, orchestrating around 240 business matchmaking sessions between local indie studios and global investors plus publishers.

Lee Joo-yeon, the CEO of the Seongnam Industry Promotion Agency, noted that the Pangyo-centric indie ecosystem has stretched its boundaries significantly through this teamwork with GXG 2026. Director Lee added that sharing the festival space with 43,000 citizens proves Indiecraft has cemented itself as a core cultural asset for Seongnam, promising ongoing support to widen the local game industry's base and launch brilliant indie creators onto the global stage.

Hwang Sung-ik, the president of the Korea Mobile Game Association and co-organising committee chair for Indiecraft, chimed in that the tie-up with GXG 2026 morphed this year's event into a massive festival where crowds and gamers alike could experience K-indie titles up close. President Hwang promised that support will not end at the exhibition floor, stating that they plan to double down on growth drivers like export consultations and global platform promotions.