Our Adventure At Poznań Game Arena 2025 – Day Three

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After two intense days spent at Poznań Game Arena, it was time to say goodbye to the event on Sunday. However, before we left the festival grounds, we took part in several interesting activities. We invite you to read the report from the final day of our adventure. 

On-stage artistic rivalries

As usual at such events, we couldn’t miss the cosplay show. Ready for interesting costumes and creative scenes, we checked in for the final shows of the PGA GENESIS COSPLAY SHOW 2025. Characters from The Witcher, Kingdom Come Deliverance, Silent Hill, Five Nights at Freddy’s, and many other well-known series and titles took over the main stage, presenting musical, dramatic, and even comedic performances. 

While waiting for the results of the competition, we saw the final entries from CRYSTAL CANVAS ROOKIES, a digital contest for emerging artists. This year’s task was to provide a 2D or 3D artwork interpreting the theme of The Future of Water, which could be explored in every form: from cutting-edge technology to mythology, culture, fantasy and emotions. The works presented were unique and stimulating to the imagination, allowing us to spend our time creatively while waiting for cosplay news. 

Farewells and future dreams

At the very end, I took one last look at the stands with upcoming games. I got to play Rune Ark, a dark fantasy RPG where Match-3 combat meets dungeon exploration. After a brief distraction, my attention was drawn to some unusual drawings promoting Scriptorium: Master of Manuscripts, a game where you start your very own medieval manuscript workshop – the Scriptorium. 

And with that, we bid farewell to Poznań Game Arena. This event definitely broadened our horizons – we had the opportunity to talk to experts, see the latest releases, and immerse ourselves in a wide range of genres and mechanics. Our first time at this event can therefore be considered a success – and we hope that in the future we will be able to visit Poznań again for this gaming festival. But that is a story we will write in the future.