South Korea Seoul Game and Entertainment Expo (PlayX4) is a trade exhibition for the local gaming industry in South Korea. Unlike G-STAR, which is where large game companies unveil their new works, PlayX4 mainly focuses on small and medium-sized game companies showcasing their arcade games, video games, VR games, and gaming consoles. (The content of this article belongs to JuZhan Network. Unauthorized forwarding is prohibited.)

South Korea Seoul Game and Entertainment Expo (PlayX4) primarily invites game developers and programmers from around the world to participate. The organizers arrange for different major manufacturers to give keynote speeches, as well as the release of new technologies and products. Depending on their nature, activities are divided into categories such as "keynote speeches", "new technology experience", "seminars", and "game industry college". In addition to large forums, each manufacturer also arranges business matchmaking activities at their respective booths. Furthermore, the conference also sets up a buyer negotiation area, providing a platform for buyers from various countries to exchange business opportunities with participating exhibitors.

Despite the significant growth of the global gaming industry during the pandemic, high-quality games have taken the lead in the industry. The online/offline B2B activities of PlayX4 selected 20 games that will lead the global gaming industry, serving as a beacon for the development of future world games and services.

The online B2B activities of the Seoul Game & Amusement Show in South Korea (PlayX4) attracted 142 game developers and 187 game buyers from 329 game companies, achieving an export volume of $1.167 billion, earning high praise from the domestic and international gaming industry.