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From March 17 -21, 2025, the Game Developers Conference (GDC) will bring together professionals from across the game industry at the Moscone Center in San Francisco. JetBrains is excited to be again the part of this event, and we invite you to visit our booth to explore how our tools can enhance your game development workflow.

At JetBrains, we believe that the best way to improve our tools is by listening to the developers who use them. That's why we're reaching out to you! If you’re a developer using Rider, we want to hear about your experiences.

JetBrains GameDev Days 2024, our hybrid event, is now available on YouTube.

Today, we have Tristan Louet and Meghan Corso from Tarsier Studios with us. Meghan is actively involved in advancing Unreal Engine support in JetBrains Rider and ReSharper C++, while Tristan leads the core technology team, focusing on plugins, reusable solutions, infrastructure, and methodologies. T…

We're gearing up for another edition of JetBrains GameDev Days. And we are looking for speakers interested in presenting with us!

Mark your calendars for March 20–22, 2024, as the Moscone Center in San Francisco, California prepares to host the Game Developers Conference, the largest annual gathering of professional video game developers. JetBrains is thrilled to be part of this event, and we invite you to join us!

For the first time in four years, the Unite conference will take place in person, and it will be in Amsterdam on November 15–16. JetBrains couldn’t miss the opportunity to be there! Our involvement doesn’t end at our booth at the expo – we are also hosting the JetBrains Pre-Unite Borrel Party!

We invite you to join JetBrains GameDev Day 2023, a hybrid event we're hosting to bring some luck to Friday, October 13, 2023. Let us know if you can make it!

At JetBrains, we are always trying to better understand how developers work and what kinds of tools they prefer, especially in game development. We are always curious about what helps game studios make better games, which game engines and programming language features are most popular, and how different game development pipelines look. All of that helps us tune our products to better meet game developers’ needs.