Upcoming Programs & Events
Port Quest is a collaborative program by the IGDA Foundation, the International Game Developers Association (IGDA), and Women in Games International (WIGI). We're here to help you port your successful titles to Android—with expert support, a powerful community, and high-impact marketing opportunities.
After the success of our inaugural fundraiser (we raised over $40,000 🎉), we’re bringing it back even bigger and we would love to include your games in 2026.
Past Programs & Events
This is your chance to hear from the next generation of game industry leaders and explore new ideas, creative projects, and fresh perspectives from around the world.
We’re hosting our 2nd annual Virtual Career Fair! This Virtual Career Fair reflects our core pillars. It’s an online event designated to connect Black, Indigenous, and People of Color with opportunities in the gaming industry.
We're inviting developers to participate in DLC: Download for Charity, where a portion of game sales will support diversity and inclusion initiatives in the games industry.
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“I am sincerely grateful to the IGDA Foundation for this opportunity and for enabling me to attend Africa Games Week. Their support allows me to connect with global industry peers and strengthen my mission to showcase how African creativity, culture, and storytelling can shape the future of gaming and technology.”
Last year, she saw a story in a newsletter about how a solo developer made significant money from a single piece of downloadable content (DLC) sold in a Steam bundle.
The International Game Developers Association (IGDA), Women in Games International (WIGI), and The International Game Developers Association Foundation (IGDA Foundation) are proud to announce the launch of Port Quest - a collaborative initiative designed to help developers successfully bring their games to mobile platforms and reach new global audiences.
After graduating with computer science and mathematics degrees from Duke University, Loftis joined Microsoft’s Games group in 1995, where she contributed to over 70 games across PC, Xbox, and Xbox 360.