PG Connects Summit Montréal adds Wero, Tribute Games and Ubisoft Montréal to its programme

The organiser’s 26 October update confirms further contributors for the summit on 10 November at the Grand Quay. Its three tracks cover global trends, game-making and business growth.

PG Connects Summit Montréal is adding speakers ahead of its one-day programme within the Montréal International Game Summit. The latest confirmed organisations named in the 26 October update are Wero, Tribute Games and Ubisoft Montréal. They join a line-up already including Ludia, Phantom Rowboat and Motive Studio. The new names are the update; the wider MIGS event was announced earlier.

The programme mixes mobile operating questions with production and business experience. Listed sessions include Ludia’s Lucas Labordiere and Karl Dandan on LiveOps, Extra Dimension Games’ Sean Wylie-Toal on resilient live-service businesses, Phantom Rowboat’s Jon Huffman on the cost of establishing a studio, and Motive Studio’s Ashley Cooper on writing within established IP. These are planned talks, not advice or results that have already been presented.

Other listed subjects include how AI changes a studio’s value, Hyper Hippo’s AdVenture Capitalist rewrite and Discord use through development. The event’s three tracks are Global Trends, Game Maker Insights and The Growth Track. The organiser describes an audience of approximately 500 mobile professionals; that is event positioning rather than a verified attendance result.

The Grand Quay of the Port of Montréal hosts the summit. A conference ticket combines access to PG Connects Summit and MIGS, with talks, exhibition access and networking. MeetToMatch availability depends on the ticket, and fringe activities can require separate applications.

Use the official registration page to check current pass conditions and the live schedule. Applications for the separate Big Indie Pitch closed on 27 October; no deadline extension has been announced.