View, browse and sort the ever-growing list of sessions by pass type, topic, format and viewing experience. Use the experience filter to view sessions and roundtables that will be available on the virtual GDC event platform. Virtual sessions will be available to watch on-demand through April 1st, 2022 at 5pm PT. All days/times are displayed in Pacific Time.
Use the Viewing Experience filter to see which sessions will be available on-site, on the virtual platform, or both:
- In-Person: offered on-site, not available within the virtual platform. Check the session’s listing to see if it will be recorded for GDC Vault after the conference.
- Virtual: offered in the virtual platform at its scheduled time.
- In-Person/Virtual: offered onsite and the recording will be available to watch-on-demand within 36 hours of the session start time on the virtual platform until April 1st at 5pm PT
- In-Person/Virtual Livestream: offered on-site and will be livestreamed to watch on the virtual platform at its scheduled time. The recording of the video will be available to watch-on-demand within 36 hours of the session start time on the virtual platform until April 1st at 5pm PT.
All registered attendees will be able to build their personal schedule in the virtual GDC event platform and mobile app. Download the Informa Tech Events app to gain access to the Game Developers Conference 2022 virtually. Login with the email address you used to register.
Dr Benjamin Abraham, Sustainability Consultant, UTS Climate Justice Research Centre
Ben Abraham has been involved in the digital games industry since founding the games blogosphere aggregator site ‘Critical Distance’ in 2009, his games writing has been discussed by industry leaders like Clint Hocking, Antony Burch, Manveer Heir, and others. For the past several years his research has focussed on ensuring the sustainability of digital games, as part of the University of Technology Sydney Climate Justice Research Centre he has published in journals like Games and Culture and Transformations. His first book, Digital Games After Climate Change, looks at how the games industry can help address the climate crisis and is due to be published by Palgrave in early 2022. He has recently moved on from academia to pursue other opportunities.