Play 25 demos in Steam's Indie Celebration
It's three days of demos, livestreams and developer interviews.
The upside of so many events going digital this summer is that we're going to inundated with demos without needing to queue up in hot, crowded convention centres. If you venture onto Steam across the next three days, you'll find plenty of them in the Indie Celebration, curated by Digital Dragons.
The Krakow-based convention has been postponed until September 14, but in the meantime it's hosting a digital indie event on Steam that will feature livestreams and interviews alongside the 25 demos. You can browse the selection on Steam or jump right to the games below.
- Ars Fabulae
- Bonkies
- Danger Scavenger
- Elderborn
- Eldest Souls
- First Class Trouble
- For the People
- For the Warp
- Ghostrunner
- Legends of Ethernal
- Liberated
- Not for Broadcast
- Overloop
- PositronX
- Rhythm Fighter
- Roki
- Rustler
- Shing!
- The Blind Prophet
- There is No Light
- Tower Princess
- Tunche
- Uragun
- Wanderlust: Transsiberian
- Wingspan
If you fancy tuning into the livestreams, take a gander at the schedule. While these don't begin until later today, it looks like there are already a few developers streaming their games.
The Indie Celebration will run through May 15, but it won't be the last time you'll have piles of demos to wade through this summer. Steam will be working with the Summer Game Fest to dole out more at some point during its four-month schedule, just like it did during last year's Game Awards.
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