Paris Games Week is about to write a new chapter in its history. This year, the flagship event in French video games will return to our door with an ever more spectacular program. In a press release, the SELL, the organizing committee, announced the arrival of a completely new organizational team, determined to offer a renewed and ambitious experience.
To orchestrate this transformation, the SELL has surrounded itself with a trio of experts in the field. Fimalac Entertainment is one of the biggest names in live entertainment in France. The firm will bring its expertise in production, ticketing, and staging to guarantee a visitor experience that is more fluid and more immersive than ever. Alongside it, Webedia, through its specialized media channels Jeuxvideo.com and MGG (Millenium), will manage the editorial programming. Finally, GL events Exhibitions will handle all operational organization, drawing on its expertise in major trade shows.
What will this change for visitors?
Concretely, the 2025 edition promises even more games tester, more spaces dedicated to immersive experiences, more esports competitions, and more live shows featuring gaming personalities. Regulars will also find their favorite spaces – retro gaming, independent games, French creations, cosplay – in a modernized version, redesigned to enrich their experience. Families will not be forgotten: new intergenerational courses and activities will be set up, making the event even more accessible to all audiences.
For the moment, we do not know if the direction taken in previous years will be repeated. Indeed, Paris Games Week was intended to be a showcase for all areas related to video games, such as sports, car racing, pop culture and even reality. virtual. In 2025, PGW will likely be more than just a video game exhibition: it will become a true gaming celebration, designed for gamers, families, creators, and enthusiasts, in all their diversity.
Mark your calendars for the official dates
As usual, Paris Games Week will be held at Porte de Versailles, at Paris Expo. The last week of October has been chosen for the event. The show will therefore open its doors from October 30 to November 2. Expect peak attendance on Saturday and Sunday.
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