We are here to level up the Dutch game industry
The Dutch Games Association (DGA) represents the Dutch games industry. Founded in 2008, it is the official sector organization for everyone working in games in the Netherlands.
Come join us on Dec 3rd at the Dutch Game Awards 2025 in Breda!
About Us
We're building a tight-knit community that brings the Dutch games industry together.
Will you join us?
The Dutch Games Association (DGA) is the trade association representing the games industry in the Netherlands. Our mission is to help the Dutch games industry achieve its full potential.
How?
- We're building a tight-knit community to accelerate growth.
- We're improving ties with the broader games ecosystem, so that games companies have a healthy environment to grow in.
- We're strengthening our global reputation, to attract talent and business opportunities.
- We're organizing events like trade missions, NL Pavilions, Network Lunches, the Dutch Game Awards, and DGA Talks & Roundtables.
- We've set up a mentorship program aimed at people working in the Dutch games industry.
- We execute the Dutch Games Monitor.
Come join over 190 Dutch game companies and help us take the Dutch game industry to the next level!
We have over 190 members, representing the Entertainment, Indie, and Serious Games divisions of the game industry.
Meetups & Trade Missions
Upcoming events
latest blog posts
What's new
The Dutch Games Association is taking the network lunches national!
In addition to the monthly lunches at Dotslash in Utrecht, we will partner with organisations in other parts of the country to organise pop-up editions ...
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Playdev.club returns!
Ten years ago, developer Adriaan de Jongh launched a unique initiative: a meetup where Dutch game developers could showcase their prototypes, test each other’s projects, ...
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Eight Dutch organizations represent the Netherlands at TGS 2025
The Dutch Games Association will host the Netherlands Pavilion during Tokyo Game Show 2025. The pavilion will feature a strong lineup of Dutch game developers ...
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