Jury
Ali Farha
Alicia Fasen
Ana Laura Martinez
Arvid Edström
Arvid Kallin
Ats Kurvet
Axel Godman
Axel Sandstedt
Björn Hortell
Carl Hvarfvenius
Charlin Hansson
Clément Pirelli
Daniel Gustafsson
David Naußed
Dionysios Adamopoulos
Fred Ström
Fredrik Lövlie
Frida Björnfot
Gina Graf
Hugo Wiking
Isak Larsson
Jad Tawbi
Jan Plähn
João Desager
Joel Pryde
Jona Marklund
Joshua Ásberg
Kamyab Ghorbanpour
Leo Wognum
Leon Andersson
Lina Femling
Linus Neuman
Lisa Wackenhuth Svanström
Love Åkerlund
Marcus Bildtgård
Mark Schoennagel
Martina Oyhenard
Max Edberg
Morten Brunbjerg
Mårten Jonsson
Natasha Mangan
Nicole Jansson
Parker Barry
Phil Harris
Pontus Hansson
Raimond Tunnel
Rezmo
Riley Singh
Ruoyu Wen
Ruta Sapokaite
Samuel Beijer
Sebastian Häggqvist Engstrand
Sophie Malmberg
Szymon Omieciński
Ted Wikman
Teddy Sjöström
Tove Backenroth
Vladimir Stanisic
Weronika Grabowska
Applications closed in April 2026
If you found out about this after the application deadline but want to be part of the jury, email Pelle Forsmark or Josephine Baird.
The jury consists of a diverse set of individuals from around the world, who volunteer their time and experience to listen to our students’ presentations, play all of their games and deliver awards for outstanding achievements. Each member brings their distinct expertise and shares their insight and experience directly with the students at the Gotland Game Conference.
This is a great way for game companies to support higher education and scout talent before anyone else gets the chance. In 2025 we had 47 jury members representing organisations such as Paradox, EA, Might & Delight, Fatshark and many more.

Jury Duty – but fun!
The jury attends student presentations on Monday, June 8, starting at 13.00 (they will take about 2-3 hours with breaks), play their games on the show floor (both at an exclusive booth crawl Monday after the presentations and at the public conference on Tuesday and Wednesday), and provide thoughtful and constructive feedback throughout the conference. Jury duty requires no work before the event, but once here you have to prioritize and make time to play all games you are assigned to – enough to provide fair criticism and advice.
So, if you are interested in going to Visby to meet our students, provide them with thoughtful feedback, and participate in a uniquely wide-eyed games conference, simply fill in the application (<- closed)!
Thank you!
