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PAX Unplugged Exhibitor List Announced

PAX Unplugged 2017 will be the first tabletop-focused PAX event.  Pax Unplugged will host a stable of prominent exhibitors, including Wizards of the Coast, Paizo, Fantasy Flight, Asmodee, and CMON, among many others. Tickets for the show are on sale now, and the event takes place November 17-19, 2017 at Philadelphia's Pennsylvania Convention Center.

Part of Penny Arcade's international roster of events, PAX Unplugged will reflect the experience millions of PAX attendees have enjoyed for more than a decade, but with a spotlight on card, board and other tabletop games, celebrating the medium's rich and thriving culture. Attendees will have the opportunity to see the reveal of new and exciting titles, go hands-on with upcoming games, partake in tournaments and sit in on panels headlined by the industry's leading minds.

While PAX Unplugged will cater to the tabletop industry and affiliated communities, a selection of video games featuring board and card game elements will also have a place at the show.

Game developers and publishers interested in exhibiting at PAX Unplugged 2017 can contact the PAXUnplugged team. For additional information, check out the Facebook page for PAX or their Twitter.


Confirmed PAX Unplugged 2017 Exhibitors (In Alphabetical Order):

• 9th Level Games
• Academy Games
• Albino Dragon
• Alderac Entertainment Group
• Anvil Eight Games
• APE Games
• Arcane Wonders
• Arcknight
• Ares Games
• Asmodee
• Atlas Games
• B & B Games Studio
• Baba Geek Games
• Black Oak
• Blind Ferret Entertainment
• Braine Games
• Breaking Games
• Broken Token
• Brotherwise Games
• Calliope Games
• Capstone Games
• Carolina Game Tables
• CMON
• Cool Stuff Inc
• Copper Frog Games
• Crimson Night Studios
• Critsuccess
• Cubicle 7
• Cyanide and Happiness
• Daily Magic Games
• Devir Americas
• Dized
• Dog Might Games
• Dwarven Forge
• Eagle-Gryphon Games
• Elderwood Academy
• Elzra
• Emergence Team
• Fantasy Flight
• Foambrain
• Forged By Geeks
• Fowers Games
• Fun to 11
• Gale Force 9
• Geek Chic
• Geeknson LTD
• Gigamic
• Goodman Games
• Golden Bell Studios
• Grand Gamers Guild
• Greater than Games
• Grey Fox Games
• Handelabra Games
• Hero Forge
• Iello
• Indie Boards and Cards
• Indie Game Developer Network
• InIt Gear
• Intoxicatingly
• Ironmark Games
• Jason Anarchy Games
• John Wick Presents
• Kickstarter
• Lay Waste Games
• Leder Games
• Level 99 Games
• Level Up Dice
• Liveware Lab
• Lone Shark Games
• Lone Wolf Development
• LongPack Games
• Looney Labs
• Magpie Games
• Mantic Games
• Mayday Games
• Mayfair Games
• Metallic Dice Games
• Mind Bottling Games
• Monocle Society
• Monte Cook
• Nailed It
• Nauvoo Games
• Necronamicards
• North Star Games
• Onyx Path Publishing
• Orange Machine Games
• Paizo
• Pandemonium Books and Games
• Passport Games Studios
• Petersen Games
• Portal Games Company
• PulsArt Studio
• Quick Simple Fun Games
• Q-Workshop
• Rather Dashing Games
• Reaper Miniatures
• Renegade Games
• Restoration Games
• Rob and Dave Games
• Seventh Sphere Publishing
• SFR Inc
• hoot Again Games
• Skybound Studios
• SlugFest Games
• Smirk and Dagger Games
• Space Goat Productions
• Steamforged Games
• Steve Jackson Games
• Strange Machine Games
• Stronghold Games
• Studio 2 Publishing
• Studio Woe
• Studio Wumpus
• Table Titans
• Tabletop Co-op
• Tasty Minstrel Games
• The Burning Wheel
• The Compleat Strategist
• The Creativity Hub
• The Indie Bazaar
• TheWarStore.com
• Thompson Productions LLC
• ThunderGryph Games
• Twogether Studios
• Underbite Games
• Wizards of the Coast
• White Wolf Entertainment
• Wolff Design
• Wyrd Games
• Wyrmwood
• Yanaguana Games
• Zafty Games
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