Swiss Game Hub Bootcamp
Swiss Game Hub Bootcamp: who can apply, what you get and when it opens.
Some program details are not available yet. Check current requirements, deadlines, and terms before you apply. Official program page
Who it is for
The Bootcamp is described for solo developers and small teams who already have the skills needed to create a game. Swiss Game Hub says it is not suited to games already in development.
Check if you are eligible
Check your eligibility for Swiss Game Hub BootcampBenefits
The Bootcamp advertises instruction from studio heads behind commercially successful games and lessons in setting development goals, finding a promising game niche, choosing a game idea, and developing a game loop. Participants who are not Swiss Game Hub residents receive three months of Flex Space; existing residents receive a 50% discount for three months instead.
What came of it
Digital Kingdom states that “Blessed be the chamber” was created during the first Swiss Game Hub Bootcamp. The creator of “Layover” credits it as a game made in two months for the Bootcamp and labels it a prototype.
How to go about it
- Read what it asks for
Who can apply, how people get in and whether it is open right now.
- Have something to show
Programs pick people whose work they can already point to. Put yours where it can be found.
- Apply the way the program asks
The program has not published how to apply. Terms and dates change. Check the official page before you act.
What it pays
Swiss Game Hub lists two payment options for the Bootcamp: 800 CHF or a 10% revenue share from the participant’s Bootcamp game.
Questions about this program
Who is the Bootcamp intended for?
It is described for solo developers and small teams who already have the skills needed to create a game. Swiss Game Hub says it is not suited to games already in development.
What payment options are listed?
Swiss Game Hub lists 800 CHF or a 10% revenue share from the participant’s Bootcamp game.
What dates were listed for the 2026 Bootcamp?
The listed sign-up cutoff was May 10, 2026, and the Bootcamp dates were June 26 through August 14, 2026.
About Swiss Game Hub
Swiss Game Hub
Incubator
Supporting game developers through collaboration and mentorship.
From public sources
What the sources say about Swiss Game Hub Bootcamp
The linked Layover work example is labeled Prototype by its creator, rather than a completed commercial release.
Source: Layover by miir_rahThe creator of Layover credits the game as made in two months for Swiss Game Hub Bootcamp.
Source: Layover by miir_rahDigital Kingdom states that Blessed be the chamber was created during the first Swiss Game Hub Bootcamp.
Source: Blessed be the chamber - Digital KingdomThe City of Zurich account names Philomena and Thomas as deciding the prototype's market potential; this is not a documented admission scoring rubric.
Source: In Oerlikon entwickeln sie Games für die WeltAn undated City of Zurich account describes the Bootcamp's two-month prototype target with commercial potential.
Source: In Oerlikon entwickeln sie Games für die WeltThe Bootcamp's operator describes itself as a nonprofit association in Zurich focused on improving the Swiss games industry.
Source: Home - Swiss Game Hub
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