India, Nov. 12 -- Making a game is one grind. Getting people to play it, finding a publisher, and keeping your studio alive? That's an entirely different boss fight. For Indian indie developers, the challenge often goes beyond writing code, fixing bugs, and building gameplay loops. It's about getting the right people to notice what they've created.

That's where Indie Game Utsav (IGU) 2026 enters the picture. Running from December 7 to 13, 2026, the event will bring together 30 Indian indie games, global gaming professionals, and investors. Held under Comic Con India, IGU is looking to give homegrown developers something every indie studio needs: visibility, industry connections, and a better shot at taking their games beyond the developm...