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Cowork Cafe - Bristol Indie Developers
Wednesday 28 October 2026·6:00pm·Replay Bristol Board Game Bar
Date & Time
Wednesday 28 October 2026
6:00pm
Price
Free
BI
Organiser
Bristol Indie Developers
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About this event
Three hours of quiet, laptop-open working time for people making games. Programmers, artists, designers and solo developers bring whatever they are currently building and work on it alongside others doing the same, with conversation kept low so everyone can concentrate.
Bristol Indie Developers run it as a drop-in rather than a talks night: bring your own hardware, take a table, arrive and leave when you like. It runs 18:00 to 21:00 at Replay, the board game bar on Cheltenham Road, where food and drink are available at the bar. The group keeps a Discord going between sessions. It falls on the fourth Wednesday, its monthly slot.
Free to attend. Organisers may take photos for the group's Discord; you can ask not to be in them.
Why go: it is one of the few Bristol rooms where game developers actually work in front of each other, which is how collaborators and honest feedback get found. Best if you have a project in progress, not just an interest.
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