Quest
Sometimes we just need a place where we can marvel, experiment, and discover new worlds together. A moment when gaming isn't just a pastime, but art, connection, and a spark of creativity.
Following the success of the 2025 edition, we want to open QUEST’s doors once again. QUEST showcases just how exciting gaming can be as an art form—full of stories, aesthetics, and creative energy. For an entire weekend, attendees will play, create, discuss, and experiment: from indie premieres to epic multiplayer moments. In workshops, participants will develop their own games and media art pieces, while experts discuss quality, innovation, and the social significance of games.
On screens, in exhibitions, and through interactions with artists, developers, and streamers, the diversity of gaming becomes evident. QUEST invites everyone—curious visitors, professionals, and families—to discover together how games connect, inspire, and promote education.
On Friday at QUEST, everything revolves around games in culture. In addition to discussions and networking, visitors can play and try out interactive demo stations featuring games from museums.
On Saturday and Sunday, there will be workshops on game development, panel discussions, media art, single-player stations, and community gaming—all a fusion of Let’s Play (Stuttgart Filmwinter and ITFS) with KulturRegion Stuttgart. Music, drinks, and snacks will be on hand, of course. Who hasn’t always wanted to spend a whole weekend gaming nonstop?
Following the success of the 2025 edition, we want to open QUEST’s doors once again. QUEST showcases just how exciting gaming can be as an art form—full of stories, aesthetics, and creative energy. For an entire weekend, attendees will play, create, discuss, and experiment: from indie premieres to epic multiplayer moments. In workshops, participants will develop their own games and media art pieces, while experts discuss quality, innovation, and the social significance of games.
On screens, in exhibitions, and through interactions with artists, developers, and streamers, the diversity of gaming becomes evident. QUEST invites everyone—curious visitors, professionals, and families—to discover together how games connect, inspire, and promote education.
On Friday at QUEST, everything revolves around games in culture. In addition to discussions and networking, visitors can play and try out interactive demo stations featuring games from museums.
On Saturday and Sunday, there will be workshops on game development, panel discussions, media art, single-player stations, and community gaming—all a fusion of Let’s Play (Stuttgart Filmwinter and ITFS) with KulturRegion Stuttgart. Music, drinks, and snacks will be on hand, of course. Who hasn’t always wanted to spend a whole weekend gaming nonstop?