G-Fusion Game Fest 2026 Opens at Beijing's Shougang Park with About 200 Titles
G-Fusion's setting and its exhibitor mix, from Chinese studios and indie developers to Remedy Entertainment, CRITICAL REFLEX, Shueisha Games, and UKIYO STUDIOS, put a PC and console event inside a former blast furnace hall, which is a concrete marker of how Beijing's industrial property is being repurposed for game culture.
Reporting from 1 source: 4Gamer.net.
G-Fusion Game Fest 2026 Beijing opened on October 24 at the Shougang International Convention and Exhibition Center, running two days through the 25th. Organizer GCORES lined up more than 40 companies and about 200 titles, with Showa American Story and Tides of Annihilation among them. The venue is a redeveloped steel mill site, and Hall 1 is a converted blast furnace complex.
The venue choice carries the event. Shougang Park was built on Shougang's former steel mill, and Hall 1 of the convention center is a renovation of the No. 4 blast furnace, hot blast stoves, and central control building. Production at the site ended at the end of 2010; structures such as blast furnaces and silos were kept during redevelopment.
G-Fusion uses Hall 1 and the newly built Hall 3, about 19,600 square meters in total. The theme this year is "ODE TO THE GAMER!" A stamp rally lets visitors trade five booth stamps for a scratch card.
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