In a nutshell

• PGDX unveils HATCH, a new online platform showcasing Filipino-made games
• Features developer profiles, game pages, and a discoverability hub for studios
• Serves as a year‑round extension of the event, boosting visibility and industry connections

The Philippine GameDev Expo (PGDX) has officially launched HATCH, a new digital platform built to spotlight Filipino-made games and strengthen connections between local developers and the global gaming ecosystem.

PGDX Hatch Vision

Designed as a year-round extension of the event, HATCH gives developers a space to showcase their projects long after the expo ends. The platform features developer profiles, game pages, and a growing catalog of locally developed titles spanning multiple genres and platforms. Visitors can browse games, learn about the creators behind each project, and discover emerging studios from across the Philippines.

This positions HATCH as a powerful visibility tool for indie teams looking to reach players, publishers, investors, media, and content creators.

Apart from discoverability, HATCH also aims to inspire aspiring developers by showcasing the creativity and diversity of the Philippine game development community. The platform provides a snapshot of the country’s expanding creative landscape, delivering results for users searching for narrative adventures, multiplayer titles, mobile games, or experimental indie projects.

The launch of HATCH aligns with PGDX’s mission to support and grow the Philippine game industry through initiatives that encourage innovation, collaboration, and sustainable development. As more studios join the platform, HATCH is expected to become a valuable resource for gamers, industry partners, and anyone interested in Filipino-made games.

Learn More at PGDX 2026

The announcement also builds momentum toward PGDX 2026, happening on July 24–26, 2026, where developers, publishers, creators, students, and gaming fans will gather for three days of showcases, networking, and community engagement.

Developers and players interested in exploring Filipino-made games can learn more by visiting HATCH by PGDX.