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Lisboa Games Week returns to FIL today

Lisboa Games Week returns to FIL today

Par Joana P. Il y a 8 ans

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Tournaments, simulators, cosplay contests and famous youtubers is what awaits you at the Lisbon Games Week

The third edition of Lisboa Games Week starts today, November 17th, at the Lisbon International Fair (FIL), in Parque das Nações. This initiative will take place over four days, which will include activities such as tournaments, simulators, retro games, cosplay contests and a space dedicated to families.

Lisboa Games Week 2016

In the Worten Master of All Games there are challenges for all gamers, with three games: PES 2017, FIFA 17 and COD Infinitive Warfare. Through the pavilion you will find several famous youtubers to distribute autographs, such as: Fer0m0nas, SirKazzio, RicFazeres and Tiagosvki. In addition, anyone who visits the initiative has the opportunity to try games that are not yet on the market.

In Lisbon Games Week will find great classic games of the 80s and 90s, as well as new virtual reality experiences. There are games developed entirely in Portugal, top-of-the-range consoles to experience and anime merchandise and games. This is the event for video game fans. Tickets can be purchased for € 10 (for days 17 and 18) and € 13 (for 19 and 20). The fair expects to receive 50,000 visitors.

Buy tickets here.

Source: Rádio Comercial e New in Town

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