CCMS faculty member attends Philippine GameDev Expo 2026
Strengthening industry exposure in game development and multimedia computing, Instructor Reimarc Dalay of the College of Computing and Multimedia Studies attended the Philippine GameDev Expo 2026 from July 24-26 at the SMX Convention Center Manila.
The Philippine GameDev Expo, or PGDX, serves as a national platform for the game development community, bringing together developers, publishers, creators, industry professionals and gaming enthusiasts. Its 2026 Manila edition featured game and product showcases, community gatherings, business-to-business and business-to-consumer opportunities, workshops and conference activities.
Dalay’s participation provided an opportunity for professional exposure to developments in the Philippine and international gaming landscape, including emerging practices in game creation, publishing and the broader interactive entertainment industry.
The event also provided a venue for learning from practitioners and observing current trends, technologies and creative approaches relevant to game development and multimedia computing. PGDX highlights both local and international game development while providing opportunities for industry engagement and knowledge exchange.
Dalay’s participation complemented his specialization in game design and his role in preparing students for the evolving fields of game development, interactive media and multimedia computing.
The participation supported Manuel S. Enverga University Foundation’s commitment to excellence in teaching and continuous professional development by exposing faculty members to current industry practices and developments. It also advanced the University’s learning-by-doing and outcomes-oriented educational approaches by strengthening connections between academic preparation and the professional game development industry.
- SDG 4: Quality Education — Faculty exposure to industry developments can strengthen the integration of current practices, technologies and professional insights into teaching and student development.
- SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth — Engagement with the game development industry supports awareness of professional pathways and opportunities within the growing digital and creative sectors.
- SDG 9: Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure — PGDX provides a platform for game development, technology, innovation and industry interaction, supporting greater engagement with the digital creative ecosystem.
