Your Game(s)Įvery game has its own appeal, and not every game is good for conventions. What we do bring/buy ourselves are smaller things like chairs, decor, and PCs. However, that comes with its own kind of headaches and needs, so Kitfox hasn’t done that yet. And if that isn’t possible because it’s too far away, then if you able to drive to a store and buy those electronics yourself, it still is cheaper than renting. If you’re interested in saving even more money, bringing your own TVs or monitors is always cheaper than renting it from the convention center. Cutting costs may mean added headaches, and we might change this in the future, but it’s what we’ve been doing for now. To be clear, this isn’t necessarily the best method. This does backfire sometimes - we’ve had times where our electrical orders haven’t arrived at our booth because we weren’t present, or we ended up having to set up in the evening due to delays. We arrive the day of convention set up.an Airbnb that’s a 20-minute walk away is more desirable to us than a hotel next to the convention center.
#FUN BOOTH IDEAS FOR CONVENTIONS HOW TO#
CostĮvery studio’s budget for conventions varies. So here are some of the things we like to keep in mind when we’re prepping for one. Game conventions as an indie are their own kind of beast to tackle, whether you’ve been going to them for years like we have or it’s your first time. Pre-set up! Also known as my least favorite part of shows.
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