The European Games Developer Federation (EGDF) is a united force of 22 national trade associations representing game developer studios across 21 European countries. From Austria to Belgium, Croatia to Czechia, and Denmark to Finland, the EGDF plays a vital role in supporting and advocating for the interests of game developers in Europe. Since its establishment in 2007, the EGDF has been a resolute defender of games as a cultural medium of the 21st century.

It has successfully countered negative allegations and skepticism surrounding games and has worked tirelessly to gain recognition and support for European game development. Over the years, the EGDF has expanded its scope to address various issues impacting the industry. From cultural and media policy to state aid, taxation, data protection, and consumer protection frameworks, the EGDF stays at the forefront of crucial developments affecting game developers operating in the digital space.

Under its strong leadership, EGDF has grown in influence and membership, doubling its base in less than a decade. The association has harmonized European industry data collection methodologies and published insightful reports on the state of the industry. Today, the EGDF stands as a robust and unwavering voice, championing the innovation potential of games and protecting the rights and interests of game developers across Europe