Indie Dungeon: the indie area of Milan Games Week & Cartoomics 2025
This year once again, Indie Dungeon returns: the area entirely dedicated to the indie world within Milan Games Week & Cartoomics, the largest Italian event dedicated to video games, comics, and pop culture.
From November 28 to 30, 2025, at Fiera Milano, the spotlight will be on independent developers, who will have the chance to showcase their projects to the public, making the fair the most important showcase of Made in Italy video games.
Studios wishing to participate can apply by Friday, September 5, 2025, by filling out the online form.
A jury will select the most promising teams, who will be awarded one of the 10 free exhibition booths offered by Fiera Milano and Fandango Club Creators, in collaboration with IIDEA, the trade association of the Italian video game industry.
The free booths will include:
a desk with stools,
a personalized representative banner,
access to electricity.
Those who are not selected will still have the opportunity to request a paid exhibition booth, thus ensuring a presence within the indie area.
Indie Dungeon is a unique opportunity for independent developers to meet the public, network with other industry professionals, and give visibility to their creations in an international context.
The full regulation for participation in the selection is available on the official website of the event.
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