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Exhibit

Analog games such as board games, TRPGs, and murder mysteries,
VR-related 3D models, event organizations, VTubers, and — new this year —music creatorsare all welcome to exhibit!

Application schedule

General booth application period Fri, May 15 – Mon, Aug 31, 2026
Lottery results Coming soon
Data submission period Coming soon
Supporter booth applications Opening at a later date

Exhibit fees

Small booths (general exhibitors) are free of charge! Details for medium / large / special booths (supporter exhibitors) will be announced separately.

Booth types

There are four booth types in total: Small (general) and Medium / Large / Special (supporter).

　 Small booth
General		 Medium / Large / Special booth
Supporter
Fee Free See documentation
Display items Image / image + video See documentation
Booth appearance Shared template See documentation
Mini-games / gimmicks — See documentation
Product try-out events — See documentation

* For details on medium / large / special booths (supporter exhibits), see the supporter exhibit documentation .

Supporter exhibit documentation (PDF, coming soon) ›

Exhibit genres

  • Board games
  • TRPG (Tabletop RPG)
  • Murder mystery
  • 3D models & VR
  • Event organizations
  • VTubers / streamers
  • Music creators (new this year!)
  • Other analog-game or VR-related activities

* You can exhibit even if your work isn't VR-related, as long as it's connected to analog games. Even without items to sell, you're welcome to exhibit to promote your activities or community.

About the booths

  • Booths are placed across three themed worlds (assigned by the organizers)
  • For general booths, you submit images / video / an external URL into a shared layout template
  • During the event we plan to set up a 'Core Time'. During Core Time, worlds become group public instances, so you can pitch directly to visitors
  • You can register an external URL (your circle / personal site, shop, etc.). Visitors can access it via the in-world browser
    * Only HTTPS (SSL-enabled) sites can be registered. HTTP-only URLs may be blocked by the in-world browser, so please provide a URL accessible over HTTPS.

How to apply

Applications are accepted via an external form (Google Forms). Please proceed using the button below.

Apply to Exhibit ›

Questions

We've gathered frequently asked questions about exhibiting. If your question isn't answered, Contact form please feel free to contact us.

CATEGORY 01

About exhibiting

Q Can I exhibit content that isn't related to analog games? +
A Yes, if it's VR-related. We accept exhibits from VTubers / livers, VRChat communities, illustrators, 3D modelers, and more. This year we also welcome music creators are all welcome to exhibit!
Q I don't do any VR-related activities — is that okay? +
A That's fine, as long as it's related to analog games. VRChat draws users from all over the world, so you can expect good promotional reach.
Q I'm not confident I can build a booth… +
A You can submit images only. General booths use a shared layout and appearance template, so there's nothing to worry about.
Q I don't have anything to sell… +
A No problem! You're welcome to exhibit just to promote your activities or community.
Q I'd like to promote my products more during the event! +
A We plan to set up 'Core Time' during the event. During Core Time, worlds become group public instances, so you can pitch directly to visitors.

CATEGORY 02

About booth submissions

Q How are booths displayed? +
A Please refer to last year's 'VDP2025 - Ogrekin Isle'. It's an open exhibit format that anyone can browse freely. More details will be announced on this site.
Q Can I choose which world I exhibit in? +
A The organizers assign placements according to the theme. We plan to ask for your preference on the application form as a reference.
Q What is the external URL for? +
A You can register the URL of your circle / personal website, shop, and so on. Visitors can access that page via the in-world browser in VRChat.
* Only HTTPS (SSL-enabled) sites can be submitted. HTTP-only URLs may be blocked by the in-world browser, so please register a URL accessible over HTTPS.
Q What's the difference between general and supporter booths? +
A General booths are free, but displays are limited to images or images + video, and the layout uses a shared template.
Supporter booths are paid, but you can freely set up displays and layout, and receive support for mini-game and gimmick development. See the booth types above for details.

For other questions, please also see the FAQ .