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Hey kaiju lovers, we’re stomping to Southern California this month!
📣 On November 13-15, Myth & Mortar is bringing Gido Gido: Kaiju Battle Party to TwitchCon San Diego, where we’ll showcase our latest gameplay video and trailer, hand out limited-edition swag, and open our creator sponsorship sign-up program. We will also have a live interview on the GDQ stage and sponsor the Twitch Community Meetup party. Read on for all the deets!
What is Gido Gido: Kaiju Battle Party?
🆚 Gido Gido is a chaotic 4v4 online multiplayer game on Steam where your adorable kaiju team, each with special abilities, can fuse into an even bigger beast that your squad controls together as you smash a fully destructible cozy city, snack on civilians, and clash with rivals.
Where can you find Gido Gido at TwitchCon?
🗺️ Our kiosk is #IND-2 in the Indie Zone right next to the GDQ Stage.
Why visit?
- 🖥️ To check out our latest videos, chat with staff, and learn more about the game.
- 💰 Creators can sign up for potential sponsorships.
- 🤗 We'll have giveaways for attendees while supplies last.
- 💳 Attendees who wishlist Gido Gido will have a chance to win a $100 Steam gift card!
GDQ Live Interview
🗣️ At approximately 2:30 pm PT on Sunday, November 15, our CTO and co-founder JT Gleason and Product Marketing Manager Julia Lee will be discussing Gido Gido and our Taipei studio on stage during the GDQ livestream on Twitch. The time is subject to change based on that day’s speedruns.
TC 2026 After Party
🥳 On Friday, November 13, from 7-9 pm, we are a sponsor of the TwitchCon After Party (RSVP here). San Diego Streamers is organizing it with other Twitch MeetUp groups. Look for our drink covers at the venue to help ensure you have a fun, safe time.
Why TwitchCon?
💜 We love the creator community, and many of our staff previously worked at Twitch, where we have fond memories of launching the platform. Our CEO Kevin Lin was a Twitch co-founder; CTO JT Gleason created Twitch Drops, helped launch Twitch Extensions, and served as Head of Developer Relations; Chase, our Head of Communications, oversaw Twitch’s public relations efforts from launch to 2019, and staff engineer Yoh Suzuki ran the original social team that built Host mode among many other features used today. They all have global emotes too!