XSOLLA NAMED FLAGSHIP SPONSOR FOR DAY OF THE DEVS 2025

KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 18 (Bernama) -- Xsolla, a global video game commerce company, has announced its 2025 flagship sponsorship for Day of the Devs, a non-profit organisation celebrating video games' creativity, diversity, and magic.

In a statement, the company said this announcement underscored Xsolla's commitment to empowering game developers and bringing together opportunities for creative talent and development worldwide.

Xsolla Chief Marketing & Growth Officer, Berkley Egenes said this collaboration is an extension of the company’s mission to make games more accessible globally, regardless of their size or origin.

“Day of the Devs powered by Xsolla provides an unparalleled platform to support diverse talent and creativity, creating a channel to bring opportunities together for developers, and we are proud to be a part of this initiative,” he said.

Meanwhile, Day of the Devs Head Curator, Greg Rice emphasised the value of Xsolla’s partnership, enabling them to keep the event free and accessible, fostering creativity and community in the indie game space.

Day of the Devs, powered by Xsolla, will feature exciting events aimed at showcasing new games and connecting developers with industry leaders. The first event, Day of the Devs: San Francisco Edition, will take place on March 16 at The Midway in San Francisco, bringing indie game fans and developers together to enjoy a curated selection of games.

Following that, Day of the Devs: GDC Edition will feature select titles from the San Francisco event at the Moscone Center during the 2025 Game Developers Conference (GDC), taking place from March 17 to 21. The public can experience these games during GDC Nights, while developers will also have access to a special lounge hosted by Xsolla to collaborate and connect.

For over 13 years, Day of the Devs has provided a platform for indie games, reaching millions and supporting hundreds of developers.

Through this sponsorship, Xsolla aims to engage with developers to address challenges in funding, distribution, and monetisation, ensuring that all games—regardless of size, location, genre, or platform—receive the opportunity and support they deserve.

-- BERNAMA