ENDIX, the Fully Free, Digital Gaming Expo, Is Now Live With More Than 50 Games, World Premieres, Exclusive Trailers, and More
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…
ENDIX, a fully digital and free-to-attend gaming expo, has launched on November 6 and will run through November 8. Attendees from around the globe can explore over 50 games, watch world premieres and exclusive trailers, and even converse with studios and publishers through integrated voice chat - all from the comfort of their homes. To take part, users must download the expo for free on Steam or the Epic Games Store and create an avatar to navigate through various virtual themed halls, rooftop spaces, and publisher areas.
THQ Nordic Island, Bohemia Interactive, 505 Games, Frozen District, Noodlecake Games, and Playism are among the exhibitors, showcasing titles such as Titan Quest II, Expeditions: Samurai, Fatekeeper, The Eternal Life of Goldman, Among the Trolls, Frozen District's House Flipper 2: Pets, and Tiebreakers. Additional games and experiences are slated to be featured as the expo progresses.
Brand partners Alienware and Elgato will provide mini-games and unique activations throughout the event. Visitors can also leisurely explore themed areas like the Cozy Area and Theatrum Obscurum, or test their skills within horror-themed spaces. ENDIX founder Nikos Perifanis emphasized the event's commitment to inclusivity, stating their aim to create an unparalleled and diverse experience for gamers worldwide.
The expo invites developers of all sizes to interact and collaborate amidst a shared virtual space. For more information, visit the ENDIX website or view exclusive trailers on IGN.com and IGN's YouTube channel.
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