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Gaming Expo Returns to Ontario This Month

By Chloe Prescott 2 min read
Three teenagers gaming intensely at an esports arena with computers and gaming chairs.
Three teenagers gaming intensely at an esports arena with computers and gaming chairs. Photo: Alena Darmel/Pexels

The Video Game Live Expo (VGLX) is returning to Ontario from Oct. 24-25 at the International Centre in Mississauga, featuring a range of gaming programming, including playable demos, vendors, and guests.

Organized by XP Gaming, VGLX brings together various aspects of the gaming industry, including playable indies, cosplays, and gaming guests. Some of the highlights of the event include an activation celebrating 10 years of Dead by Daylight and demos for smaller indie games.

Behaviour Interactive, Canada’s largest independent game developer, will have a significant presence at the event, with an activation for Dead by Daylight and demos for other games it publishes, such as Terrible Lizards and Don’t Fret.

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The event will also feature an Electric Clash tournament, an official Challenger Event for the Tekken World Tour 2026, with international competitors from around the world. Gaming guests, including Canadian actors Craig Burnatowski and Jon McLaren, will be in attendance.

Additionally, the event will include an indie game zone with various playable indie games and a reveal of the Toronto KOI 2026-2027 esports roster from OverActive Media. Tickets for the event start at $20 and are available on the official VGLX website.

The indie game zone will provide attendees with the opportunity to play a variety of new and upcoming games.

Chloe Prescott

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