From ENDIX:
ENDIX, the fully digital, free-to-attend gaming expo built as a video game, has officially opened its virtual doors today, inviting players worldwide onto its bustling show floor packed with more than 50 games. Anyone with a PC can download ENDIX on Steam or the Epic Games Store, create a character, and step into a sprawling online city where every hall, rooftop, and island holds something new to discover. ENDIX runs through Sunday, November 8, giving players three days to experience everything it has to offer.
At ENDIX, getting around the show floor is half the fun. Craft your own avatar or step into the sandals of a hero from Titan Quest II, or choose from other avatars from the show’s featured games. Then, you can roam the city, duck into its themed halls, and stop whenever something catches your eye, whether it’s playable demos, interactive booths made from actual in-game assets, new trailers that debut all weekend, or mini-games hosted by brand partners Alienware and Elgato. The crowd around you is made up of thousands of other real players, ready to trade game recommendations and gush about the big announcements via integrated proximity voice chat, or break into a dance-off in the middle of the street.
Around every corner are the developers and publishers who built their unique spaces inside ENDIX, from THQ Nordic, 505 Games, Frozen District, Noodlecake Games, Bohemia Interactive, Playism, and dozens more. Every booth on the show floor is crafted from real in-game assets, so stepping inside one feels like walking straight into the game itself, whether you’re exploring the war-torn sci-fi battlefields of the RTS and shooter hybrid Silica or the eerie corridors of Horrified Triangles’ Haunted Bloodlines.
