Games for Change India presents

G4C India Festival 2026

Bringing together the games industry, academia, government, gaming communities, and civil society to explore how play can advance learning, creativity, wellbeing, and social impact.

Ideas in actionPanels & conversations
Games with purposeShowcases & play
Community firstCreators & changemakers
Built togetherConnection & collaboration

About G4C India

Games can move culture forward.

Games for Change India is the official India chapter of the global Games for Change movement, launched in partnership with Eight Goals One Foundation (8one).

We connect creators, educators, communities, industry, and public institutions to unlock the power of games and immersive media for learning, wellbeing, civic engagement, and social impact.

See what we do

Our focus

Building India's games-for-good ecosystem

Four connected priorities shape how we convene people, create opportunities, and turn play into positive action.

01

Learning & Social Impact

Helping educators and creators use games to make learning active, relevant, and memorable.

02

Healthy Play & Digital Citizenship

Advancing safer, inclusive, and more positive participation in digital play.

03

Creator Pathways

Opening up skills, mentorship, and collaboration for the next generation of game makers.

04

Policy & Ecosystem

Connecting cross-sector leaders to shape a responsible and thriving games landscape.

In the field

Where play becomes possibility

From student game jams to national convenings, our work creates room to learn, build, and connect.

Participants at the Games for Change India and Roblox game jam at IIT Delhi

Game Jam · 21–22 March 2026

G4C India × Roblox at IIT Delhi

Student creators designed games around positive and safe online communities.

Panel discussion at the Games for Change India Festival

Festival · 15–16 October 2024

A movement takes the stage

Organised by UNESCO MGIEP with Games for Change and Rubika, the first Games for Change India Festival took place at Rubika School of Design in Pune.

Students and facilitators together at a game design programme

Creator pathways

Learning by making

Hands-on sessions help emerging creators turn lived experience and big ideas into playable prototypes.

Across the global Games for Change network

Change travels further together.

The names below represent the wider global Games for Change network.

See the partner lists

Next up

G4C India Festival 2026

17–18 November 2026 · Alliance Française de Bangalore