Polish gaming conference, Digital Dragons are known for their links to the indie development community. Running until May 15th, Digital Dragons are running a curated exhibition of 50 indie games. The exhibition will feature developer interviews and livestreams.
The livestreams will act as a showcase for many creators that are no longer able to present their titles due to the cancellations of gaming conferences across the world.
Digital Dragons Steam Indie Celebration
Along with the exhibition itself, there are also 25 games playable as part of the festival. Many of these games are getting their first playable demos during the event;
- Ars Fabulae (Punk Notion, Poland)
- Bonkies (Studio Gauntlet, Norway)
- Danger Scavenger (Star Drifters, Piotr Wolk, Poland)
- ELDERBORN (Hyperstrange, Poland)
- Eldest Souls (Fallen Flag Studio, UK / Poland)
- First Class Trouble (Invisible Walls, Denmark)
- For the People (Brezg Studio, Russia)
- For The Warp (Massive Galaxy Studios, Portugal)
- Ghostrunner (One More Level, Poland)
- Legends of Ethernal (Lucid Dreams Studio, Canada)
- Liberated (Atomic Wolf, Poland)
- Not For Broadcast (NotGames, UK)
- Overloop (George Kobyakov, UK)
- PositronX (Scorpius Games, Romania)
- Rhythm Fighter (Coconut Island Games / echo games, China)
- Röki (Polygon Treehouse, UK / Poland)
- Rustler (Jutsu Games, Poland)
- Shing! (Mass Creation, Poland)
- The Blind Prophet (Ars Goetia, France)
- There is No Light (Zelart, Cyprus)
- Tower Princess (AweKteaM, Cyprus)
- Tunche (LEAP Game Studios, Cyprus)
- Uragun (Kool2Play, Poland)
- Wanderlust: Transsiberian (Different Tales, Poland)
- Wingspan (Monster Couch, Poland)
At the end of the event, the TOP3 games and a community voted winner will all receive a gaming grade PC, courtesy of AMD. The exhibition is also being supported by Steam and you can join the celebration here.
