ENDIX, the fully digital, free-to-attend gaming expo, is now live from today, November 6, through November 8, and it offers guests from around the world the opportunity to step onto a virtual show floor to check out over 50 games, play demos, watch world premieres and exclusive trailers, and even speak to the studios and publishers behind the titles through integrated voice chat, all from the comfort of their own homes.
By downloading ENDIX for free on Steam or the Epic Games Store, guests can create their own avatar and walk through the show floor, stopping at virtual themed halls, rooftop spaces, and dedicated publisher areas, including THQ Nordic Island, where players can check out Titan Quest II, Expeditions: Samurai, Fatekeeper, and The Eternal Life of Goldman.
Bohemia Interactive has its own dedicated area featuring Silica and Nailcrown, 505 Games is there with Among the Trolls, Frozen District is showing off House Flipper 2: Pets, Forgery Craft, and Dreampainters, Noodlecake Games has Tiebreakers, Monkey Brain, and Harpooner on display, Playism features Homura Hime, and Horrified Triangles will offer guests a chance to experience Haunted Bloodlines and Alpha Nomos.
These are only a few of the games currently on display, and there will be even more to explore in ENDIX. For example. Alienware and Elgato are the brand partners this year and will have mini-games for guests to enjoy and a unique activation, respectively. Furthermore, guests can head over to the City Mega Stand to see Crema’s Temtem: Pioneers, walk over to the laid-back Cozy Area, or test their mettle within the eerie halls of the horror-themed 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 Nikos Perifanis, founder of ENDIX. “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. 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.”
For more, check out ENDIX’s website to learn all about this playable gaming event you can check out right now, assuming you are reading this between November 6-8! Additionally, you can see many of the excluisve trailers on IGN.com and IGN’s YouTube channel.
