Steam’s upcoming event, Next Fest, is set to launch tomorrow and will continue until 21st October. This event will feature a wide array of exclusive game demos that have not been released yet. Players will have the opportunity to try out vertical slices of upcoming games such as Antonblast, Microtopia, Mini Royale, The Precinct, and even a unique game where you can play as a vampire bartender in Blood Bar Tycoon.
In addition to these exciting demos, there will be free-to-play demos available for games like Sulfur, Battle Train, Call of Boba, Knights in Tight Spaces, Luma Island, and the intriguingly titled Is This Game Trying to Kill Me? It seems that this event will offer a diverse selection of games for players to explore and enjoy.
Developers from all over the world will be showcasing their demos during Next Fest, seeking feedback from players and hoping to generate interest and wishlists for their games. This event provides a platform for both developers and players to interact and engage with new and upcoming titles.
As part of the event, Steam has also implemented a message at the point of purchase to comply with new California legislation. This message clarifies that customers are purchasing a license for digital content rather than owning it outright. This initiative aims to inform customers about the nature of their purchases and ensure transparency in the digital marketplace.
Overall, Steam’s Next Fest promises to be an exciting event for gamers looking to discover and experience new games before they are officially released. With a wide range of demos available and the opportunity to interact with developers, this event is a great way to stay updated on the latest developments in the gaming industry. Be sure to mark your calendars for the launch of Next Fest and get ready to explore a world of innovative and engaging game demos.
