IGDA Chicago and Industry Night proudly present: Game Dev Holiday Mixer 2019! We’re hosting an exciting evening of fun for game developers of all disciplines at Emporium Arcade Bar, with delicious food from Kuma's Corner! Best of all, we’ll be fundraising for The University of Chicago Medicine Comer Children's Hospital!

Drink+Token Packs

Each Drink+Token Pack is good for one well or PBR drink and 20 game tokens. Besides being a great deal, all proceeds will be donated to the Children's Hospital!

Showcase of Games

Over the course of the night, a showcase of games curated by Kyle Bailey of Industry Night will be shared on the big screen with special appearances by developers on stage!

• Animal Well by Billy Basso

• Creature Keeper by John Pantaleon

• More TBD!

Charity Raffle

Buy a raffle ticket for a chance to win one of our fabulous prizes, including games and swag from our amazing sponsors!

• 8:30pm - First Drawing

• 9:35pm - Second Drawing

• 10:30pm - Grand Prize Drawing!

Winners must be present to claim prizes.

Donate to the Cause

Join our donation drive for Comer Children's Hospital by donating funds online via Eventbrite or in-person during the event!

We hope to see you there!

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Come for an hour or all day long to game, fundraise, and celebrate!

Join us for a unique Extra Life experience at Lurie Children’s to see and feel the impact of your fundraising dollars at work. Spend the day gaming, meeting patient families, and learning more about all the ways Extra Life makes the hospital such a special place.

Price of admission? Commit to a fundraising challenge for the day and ask your friends and family for donations to show their support while you game For The Kids, With The Kids! We challenge every gamer attending the Lurie Children’s Game Day to set a $100 game day fundraising goal.

Together, we can show the patients and families at Lurie Children’s that this is NOT game over.