​Hello 👋 We are Nathania and Janeke, two women working in the games industry.

​Together we want to create a space for the FLINTA* game community to hang out, meet other like-minded folk and talk about topics that interest us. It is intended to facilitate connections in a casual social setting and without a formal agenda.

​Whether you are working, studying or simply interested in game development, we would love to have you join us!

​Our meetup takes place at a café, though this may change in the future as we are in talks with a venue that could offer a more affordable and private alternative. The café is barrier-free and has a wheelchair-accessible toilet. While the place is not FLINTA*-exclusive, the meetup will be.

​As we aim to provide a friendly, safe and welcoming environment, participants should abide by the Berlin Code of Conduct, and exercise consideration and respect towards each other. Please be aware that any kind of recording at the meeting is prohibited and will be considered a breach of the CoC, unless permission has been explicitly granted.

​Finally, the registration questionnaire is to help us provide a safer space for attendees, so please don’t be afraid to sign up!

​FAQ

​Can I participate despite not working in the games industry?

​Absolutely. Whether game development is your hobby, you are currently studying it, have just started to get experience in the industry or have been working in it for years, you are welcome.

​I am a game designer artist / writer / programmer animator … is this for me too?

​If you are FLINTA, want to connect with others and do something with games, you are welcome.*

​But I create physical games tabletop RPGs organize game events … and don’t work in digital games, can I attend?

​Yes!!

​Do I have to bring anything?

​No. As we are hosting the event at a café, it is possible to purchase food and drinks.

​Is this a recurring event?

​We intend to host this event around once a month.

​Who are you?

​We are Nathania and Janeke, maybe you have met one of us at various game-related events in and around Berlin. Nathania is a producer, game writer and former community manager. Janeke is a freelance writer and teaches narrative design at Freie Universität.

​Any more questions?

​Please feel free to contact us here on Luma if there are any other questions you may have.