ENDIX digital gaming expo offers over 50 playable demos and premieres

ENDIX Opens Virtual Doors With Over 50 Playable Demos and World Premieres

Gamers around the world can step onto a digital show floor starting November 6 through November 8, IGN Southeast Asia reported. The fully digital and free-to-attend event offers attendees more than 50 games to explore from home via Steam or the Epic Games Store.

The Tech TL;DR:

• ENDIX runs as a free digital gaming expo from November 6 to November 8 on Steam and the Epic Games Store.
• Attendees create custom avatars to explore virtual spaces, play demos, and watch exclusive trailers.
• Integrated voice chat allows direct communication with developers and publishers across themed halls and publisher areas.

Participants begin by downloading the client for free and generating an avatar to navigate the virtual grounds. The digital venue features themed halls, rooftop areas, and designated publisher spaces. THQ Nordic Island showcases upcoming titles including Titan Quest II, Expeditions: Samurai, Fatekeeper, and The Eternal Life of Goldman, according to IGN Southeast Asia.

Additional publisher zones house titles from various independent and established studios. Bohemia Interactive displays Silica and Nailcrown in its dedicated area. 505 Games presents Among the Trolls, while Frozen District features House Flipper 2: Pets, Forgery Craft, and Dreampainters. Noodlecake Games brings Tiebreakers, Monkey Brain, and Harpooner to the digital floor. Playism exhibits Homura Hime, and Horrified Triangles hosts experiences for Haunted Bloodlines and Alpha Nomos.

Brand partners Alienware and Elgato contribute interactive elements to the floor. Alienware hosts mini-games for attendees, while Elgato provides a unique activation space. Visitors can also travel to the City Mega Stand to view Crema’s Temtem: Pioneers, relax in the designated Cozy Area, or explore horror titles within Theatrum Obscurum.

Every edition of ENDIX starts with the same question: how do we make the most unique and inclusive event experience for gamers from all over the world? said ENDIX founder Nikos Perifanis, as reported by IGN Southeast Asia.

Seeing publishers like THQ Nordic, 505 Games, Frozen District, Noodlecake, and Playism build their spaces inside ENDIX, right alongside dozens of independent studios, tells us we’re on the right track, Perifanis added in the IGN Southeast Asia report. Whether you’re a two-person studio, solo dev or a publisher with decades of history, everyone shares the same virtual space, and every player can walk right up to any and connect. We can’t wait to open the virtual doors in November.

The event operates strictly through November 8. Alongside virtual booth exploration and integrated voice chat features, IGN and its YouTube channel host exclusive trailers for the showcased projects.