OTG & Bloodloop Game day
- Date
- 2025-06-28
- Location
- Bogotá, Cundinamarca, Colombia
- Host
- Team1 LatAm
About this event
If you care about games, good competition, and meeting people who actually want to talk about what they’re playing, OTG & Bloodloop Game day is the kind of afternoon that makes showing up worth it. This is an in-person gathering in Bogotá built around play, conversation, and community, with a social format that gives you room to compete, connect, and settle into the local gaming scene. About the Event At its core, this is a community game day: a chance to bring together players, curious newcomers, and people who simply enjoy being around gaming culture in a live setting. The focus is on Bloodloop, but the event is also clearly about the wider experience of being in the room with others who share your interest in games, strategy, and community. Unlike a formal conference or a tightly scripted presentation, this format is better understood as a meetup with energy and purpose. You’re not coming to sit through long talks. You’re coming to play, observe, chat, trade ideas, and spend time with people who care about the same things you do. Because the event is tagged across community, networking, meetup, social, and other, it appeals to more than one kind of attendee. You can arrive as someone who wants hands-on gameplay, as someone looking to meet others in the Bogotá gaming ecosystem, or simply as someone who wants a strong Saturday plan centered on games and real conversation. What to Expect Expect an afternoon that feels interactive from the start. The natural rhythm of a game day like this usually includes people arriving, getting oriented, meeting each other, and then moving into play, discussion, and casual social time. The atmosphere should feel more open and participatory than formal. You can likely expect a mix of the following: Live gameplay and hands-on participation centered around Bloodloop Casual networking with other attendees, players, and community members Conversations around strategy, mechanics, and game experience Time to watch, learn, and ask questions if you’re newer to the game A social meetup environment where connecting with people is part of the point, not a side effect One of the best parts of an event like this is that there are multiple ways to engage. If you’re competitive, you can focus on the gameplay side. If you’re curious but less experienced, you can spend time observing how others approach the game and use that as an easy entry point into conversation. If your main goal is to meet people, the game itself gives you a natural topic and shared activity to build around. You should also expect a more human, less transactional kind of networking. The strongest connections at meetups happen when people are doing something together rather than forcing introductions. A game day creates exactly that kind of context: easy starts, real interaction, and shared moments that make conversation feel natural. Why Attend If you’ve been meaning to get more connected to the local gaming community, this event gives you a clear way in. You don’t need a complicated reason to attend. Showing up puts you in the room with people who are already aligned around a shared interest, which makes it much easier to find your people. There’s also real value in attending in person. Online communities are useful, but they rarely replace the feeling of learning a game live, picking up on how others think, or having spontaneous conversations that turn into friendships, collaborations, or future plans. Events like this help make a scene feel tangible. You may leave with different takeaways depending on what you want from the day: A better feel for Bloodloop through direct exposure and play New connections in the Bogotá gaming and meetup community Fresh perspectives from other players on tactics, style, and approach A stronger sense of where you fit in the local gaming ecosystem A fun and social way to spend a Saturday afternoon doing something active For some people, the biggest benefit will be gameplay. For others, it will be the social side: meeting people you’d genuinely want to see again at future meetups, game nights, or community events. That mix is what gives this event its appeal. Practical Details OTG & Bloodloop Game day takes place in person in Bogotá, Colombia on Saturday, June 28 at 2:00 PM GMT-5. Since this is an in-person meetup, plan for a social, face-to-face environment where participation, conversation, and presence matter. A few useful things to keep in mind: Date: Saturday, June 28 Time: 2:00 PM GMT-5 Format: In-person meetup / social game day Location type: Live event in Bogotá, Colombia Theme: Community, networking, and gameplay centered around Bloodloop Because the event starts in the afternoon, it’s well suited to people who want a substantial weekend activity without committing to a full-day conference format. It’s a strong option whether you’re planning your day around gaming or adding one high-quality social stop to your Saturday. If you’re considering going, the best mindset is simple: come ready to play, talk, and be present. You do not need to force the experience into one lane. You can be competitive, curious, social, or all three. That flexibility is exactly what makes a well-run game day appealing.
Who should attend
This is for you if you want your weekend plans to include games, real conversation, and a room full of people with overlapping interests. - You play games and want an **in-person community setting** that feels more active and social than chatting online. - You’re interested in **Bloodloop** and want a better feel for the game through live play, observation, or conversation with others who are also exploring it. - You enjoy **meetups where networking happens naturally**, through shared activity rather than awkward introductions. - You’re based in **Bogotá** or nearby and want to get more connected to the local gaming, community, or social events scene. - You like events where you can participate at your own pace, whether that means jumping into gameplay, watching first, or spending time meeting people. - You want a Saturday plan that is **specific and social**: not just hanging out, but gathering around a common interest with people who actually care about it. If you’ve been looking for a reason to get out, meet fellow players, and spend time around a game-focused community in person, this is a strong fit.