ENDIX, a fully free digital gaming expo, launched today on Steam and the Epic Games Store. The two-day event runs from May 23 to May 24 and is immediately accessible at no cost. IGN is serving as the official streaming partner for the expo, as detailed in the original announcement.
What to Expect at ENDIX
The expo is built around playable game demos displayed in virtual booths. Attendees can explore various titles hands-on, much like a physical convention floor but entirely within the Steam and Epic Games Store ecosystems. In addition to demos, ENDIX will feature exclusive trailer reveals and developer panels, though specific participating studios have not been detailed in the initial announcement. For more context, GamerHeadlines has also covered 10 Survival Horror Games to Play this Halloween Gaming News EA Gaming/franchise content with signal.
How to Access the Expo
ENDIX is available through both Steam and the Epic Games Store. There is no entry fee or ticket purchase required. Users simply need an account on either platform to start browsing booths and downloading playable demos. The event runs for a limited 48-hour window, ending on May 24. For more context, GamerHeadlines has also covered Microsoft Store Launches Free Game Dev Courses With Xbox Academy Gaming News Xbox.
Theatrum Obscurum: A Dedicated Horror Section
One standout feature highlighted is Theatrum Obscurum, a section of the expo dedicated to horror games. This curated space promises atmospheric demos and likely panels tailored to fans of survival horror and similar genres. No further details have been shared about which horror titles will appear there.
GamerHeadlines Takeaway
ENDIX continues the trend of digital-only events that aim to replicate physical conventions without location or cost barriers. The presence of a horror-specific zone suggests a focus on niche communities, while the backing of major storefronts and a streaming partner like IGN gives it credibility. The short runtime means interested players should jump in quickly before the expo closes.
