Design · Social
Hosted by Bristol Indie Developers
When
Thursday 7 January 2027
7:00pm – 9:00pm
Where
2nd Floor, 30 St Nicholas Street, Bristol, BS1 1TG
Price
free
Bristol Indie Developers' monthly playtest night: local game developers bring work-in-progress games, and everyone else plays them and gives feedback.
It runs 7pm to 9pm on the 2nd floor of 30 St Nicholas Street in the old city. Developers can post the game's name in the Meetup comments or the group's Discord and bring a build along; non-developers just turn up and play. Drinks are free and it's 18+ only. Free to register.
the quickest way to see what Bristol's indie game makers are building right now, and real player feedback if you're one of them. Best for game developers with a build to test, and anyone curious about the local games scene.
2nd Floor, 30 St Nicholas Street, Bristol, BS1 1TG
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