Gamescom 2026 spans a massive number of halls. Numerical numbering alone goes up to 11 halls, but with multi-level layouts providing two halls in some spaces and unused halls in others, the event occupies over 10 halls in total. Among them, Halls 2, 3, and 4 (totaling six halls due to their multi-level structures) are packed entirely with B2B booths for industry professionals. While B2C booths aimed at general attendees mostly focus on fun entertainment and hands-on game demos, this B2B area is reserved for industry meetings, private demos, and interviews.
Hall 3 in particular hosts booths from various country and local government delegations. Entering Gamescom 2026 leads straight into Hall 3, which begins with the France pavilion—a long, straight row of baguette-shaped booths reminiscent of the Maginot Line. Watching Germans flood past those booths felt a bit surreal.
In any case, tucked in one corner of Hall 3 is the Korea Pavilion. We captured photos of the brightly shining Korea Pavilion, which brought together a total of 10 Korean companies.
This article was originally written in Korean and translated with the help of AI. It was then edited by a native English-speaking editor. All AI-assisted translations are reviewed and refined by our newsroom.
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