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Gamescom 2026: Equipment Thefts Target Indie Developers

Gamescom 2026: Equipment Thefts Target Indie Developers

Gamescom 2026 shattered attendance records, but the event will be remembered for a wave of equipment thefts targeting independent exhibitors. Behind the glittering announcements lies a structural problem resurfacing: cash-strapped indie studios expose themselves without safety nets at a show unprepared to protect their vulnerability.

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Lumnix Editorial·August 31, 2026·3 min read