WN Conference Cyprus'26

WN Conference Cyprus'26 is a two-day games industry conference in Limassol, Cyprus, taking place on September 17-18, 2026. Organized by WN Hub, the event is built around networking, business meetings, and practical deal-making across the gaming ecosystem, with a clear emphasis on bringing developers, publishers, investors, and service providers into one room.

The event is positioned for game developers looking for publishers or investment, publishers or investors looking for new games, and platform or service providers looking for partners and clients. The official who-should-attend details also highlight studio executives, investors, and publishers as core attendee groups.

This makes the conference especially useful for:

• Game developers preparing a pitch or looking for publishing and funding conversations.
• Studio executives focused on investments, analytics, and growth strategy discussions.
• Investors seeking access to new projects and connections with Cyprus-based game companies.
• Publishers scouting talent and meeting developers in an active B2B setting.

WN Cyprus is designed as a meeting-oriented conference rather than a lecture-heavy showcase. The official page says attendees can schedule meetings in advance through WN Hub, join fireside chats and small-group discussions, discover new projects at the Developer Showcase, and meet people from different parts of the industry in one place.

The 2026 edition is also being shaped through the new WN Wishlist feature, which lets participants suggest topics and the people or companies they want to meet. That makes the conference especially relevant for attendees who value curated business conversations and direct access to the right contacts.

The event returns to Limassol for the fifth consecutive year, and WN Hub notes that it has been holding games industry events in Cyprus since 2018. The location at Parklane, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa, gives the conference a resort setting with built-in space for meetings, content, and informal networking.

The official programme also includes the WN Party at a beach bar, with drinks, music, sea views, and time to continue conversations outside the conference floor. That mix of structured business sessions and social time is one of the event’s most distinctive features.

The official page lists Premium Pass and Standard Pass options, with pricing shown separately for game studios and service providers. It also flags that game studio passes are reserved exclusively for companies that create original IP, with or without self-publishing.

Before registering, attendees should confirm the pass category, eligibility rules, refund policy, and any VAT details on the official event page. The page also points readers to the venue address, registration flow, wishlist feature, and contact email for payment or access questions.