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Register Now for JetBrains GameDev Day 2026
Summary
JetBrains GameDev Day 2026 is scheduled for September 28 as a free online event for people building games, engines, tools, and production pipelines. The program covers Unity, Unreal Engine, Godot, proprietary engines, and engine-neutral infrastructure, with sessions on AI-assisted Figma-to-Unity integration, procedural content generation, ECS migration, cross-runtime C# and C++ debugging, Unreal performance profiling, and CI troubleshooting. The livestream starts at 10:00 am UTC, and recordings will be available on demand afterward; the full schedule and speaker details are still forthcoming. Watch parties are planned in Belgrade, alongside DevGAMM x FTW! attendee check-in, and at the JetBrains office in Limassol, with separate local timings and registration requirements.
Context
JetBrains GameDev Day returns on September 28 for people building games, engines, tools, and production pipelines. The event addresses production concerns including code, tooling, pipelines, performance bottlenecks, architectural trade-offs, and scaling decisions.
Approach / What changed
The event presents practical production stories, technical deep dives, and live workflows across Unity, Unreal Engine, Godot, proprietary engines, and engine-neutral infrastructure. It is delivered through a free livestream, on-demand sessions, and watch parties in Belgrade and Limassol.
Takeaways
The program includes sessions on AI-assisted Figma-to-Unity integration, procedural world generation in Godot, live ECS migration, cross-runtime C# and C++ debugging, Unreal performance profiling, and TeamCity MCP and CLI with Unity.
The livestream begins at 10:00 am UTC on September 28, with all sessions available on demand afterward.
Watch parties are scheduled at Hilton Belgrade and the JetBrains office in Limassol; the Belgrade event requires separate registration, while the Limassol event is free with snacks and soft drinks provided.
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