In Gyeonggi -do, G -Star 2022,

Gyeonggi-do announced on the 21st that it had a contract for $4,187 million by operating a Gyeonggi-do building with 20 game-related companies in G-STAR 2022 from November 17th to 19th.

G-STAR is an international game exhibition held in Susan in the second half of each year. This year, it will be held in three years, and the BTB (BTB Transactions) Pavilion, which operates 1,957 booths and Gyeonggi-do, was also operated by 564 booths.

The province has established Gyeonggi-do to support the pioneering domestic and overseas markets of Gyeonggi-do game companies in G-Star BTB Hall, and supports 1: 1 online and offline business matching and interpretation with game officials (publishers, etc.) around the world, including North America, Japan, and Europe. Did.

In the G-Star BTB Gyeonggi-do, this year, not only mobile and PC games, but also experiential games, VR game platforms, and e-sports education programs, including various games of 20 Gyeonggi-do companies, conducted business consultations with game officials from all over the world who visited G-Star.

Tiny's studio CEO Chase Se-Byeong, who participated in Gyeonggi-do, said, We have visited G-Star with the global community MMORPG Titans Online that can be enjoyed and enjoyed with real time through real-time translation. Ahead of the global launch, the business consultation at G-Star Gyeonggi-do was very helpful.

Song ENSIL, Director of the Future Industry Division, said, We are happy to be able to show excellent indie games to domestic and overseas distributors through the operation of Gyeonggi-do in the domestic game show G-Star, which was held in three years. I hope and participate in the Shown 2023 PlayX4.

Meanwhile, according to the 2020 import and export trend announced by the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy, the export of the game is $8.19 billion, accounting for about 70%of K-content exports. This is ahead of the secondary battery ($7.51 billion), a major export item in Korea.