Pocket Gamer Connects London Details 2027 Event Dates and Ticket Pricing

The Pocket Gamer Connects London conference has announced its return for January 2027, highlighting expanded platform coverage, international attendance, and ticket pricing structures.

Pocket Gamer Connects London conference venue building
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The Pocket Gamer Connects London conference has officially scheduled its next two-day event for January 18th and 19th, 2027. Organisers report that the gathering serves as the largest conference of the year for the brand, bringing together thousands of industry professionals for networking, pitch sessions, and expert-led seminars.

While the conference originated with a primary focus on mobile gaming in 2014, event organisers emphasise that the schedule now covers multiple platforms. According to attendee data from previous events, mobile remains a prominent focus at 85 percent, but PC, Mac, console, and handheld platforms collectively account for 116 percent through overlapping developer interests. Seminar schedules mix cross-platform topics with dedicated content tailored specifically for big screen gaming.

Despite its UK location, the conference functions as an international gathering. Organisers note that over half of recent attendees travelled from overseas, including more than 10 percent arriving from the United States to connect with European markets and the UK games industry. The venue setup spans multiple locations, utilising The Brewery alongside additional space at the nearby Barbican Centre to host scheduled third-party activities, themed partner summits, and evening networking events.

Addressing financial considerations for attendees, organisers have frozen ticket prices and implemented heavily subsidised rates for independent developers. Early registration options are currently available for participants looking to secure access ahead of the event.

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  1. PocketGamer.bizEstablished publication · recorded Sep 17, 2026
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