Warsaw Delegation Touts Poland's Game Studios, From Rebel Wolves to 11 bit
A Polish delegation hosted by the Game Industry Conference took Japanese game industry officials to Warsaw in November 2026, presenting city support for game development and studio visits to Rebel Wolves, GOG, Flying Wild Hog and 11 bit studios.
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Why it matters
Warsaw is pitching its studio depth to Japanese industry directly, and Poland's case rests on a city-level policy plus a bench of studios with recent releases rather than on CD PROJEKT RED alone.
Key Facts
- The Game Industry Conference organized a delegation that took Japanese game industry officials to Warsaw.
- Participants visited Rebel Wolves, GOG, Flying Wild Hog and 11 bit studios.
- Warsaw Economic Development Bureau director Grzegorz Kaczorowski presented the city's creative industries policy.
- Kaczorowski said Warsaw is Poland's top game development hub and probably unrivaled in Europe by number of people employed.
- The visit was prepared around the Game Industry Conference in Poznań.
Warsaw Economic Development Bureau director Grzegorz Kaczorowski described the city's policy positioning game development as a pillar of its creative industries.
The visit was organized around the Game Industry Conference in Poznań, with a program built for Japanese industry officials. Warsaw's Economic Development Bureau director, Grzegorz Kaczorowski, told the delegation that the city set out an economic development policy for the creative industries about two years ago and placed game development inside it. The city's stated aim is to become a city strong in game development. Kaczorowski said Warsaw is Poland's top game development hub and that, by number of people employed, it is probably unrivaled in Europe. What the city says it needs next is recognition: that Warsaw makes many of these games is not widely known abroad.
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