Steam's Spring Game Festival Features Over 40 Playable Demos Until March 23rd

If you're looking for something to do while you're holed up in your home practicing social distancing, head over to Steam right now for the Spring Game Festival. There are currently over 40 playable indie game demos that were to be featured at the 2020 Game Developers Conference, which was previously postponed due to the ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. This is the second Game Festival featured on Steam, with the previous one taking place during last year's Game Awards. The titles included this time around would have been featured at the Indie MEGABOOTH, Day of the Devs, and The MIX during this year's GDC, which is now being hosted virtually. [widget path="global/article/imagegallery" parameters="albumSlug=screens-coffee-talk&captions=true"] Currently, the demos available are:

• We should talk.
• Sons of Ra
• Backworlds
• Quench
• Going Under
• Superlivinal
• Mystic Pillars
• Evan's Remains
• Tunche
• Duster
• We Are The Caretakers
• HyperParasite
• Neon Noodles
• Hundred Days
• Filament
• Later Daters
• Pushy and Pully in Blockland
• Lord Winklebottom Investigates
• Heavenly Bodies
• Chicory: A Colorful Tale
• Spiritfarer
• Curious Expedition 2
• Jay and Silent Bob: Mall Brawl
• Aeolis Tournament
• Operencia: The Stolen Sun
• Neverinth
• Divisadero
• Liberated
• Jack Axe
• Mighty Fight Federation
• Röki
• She Dreams Elsewhere
• When The Past Was Around
• Embr
• Hazel Sky
• Recompile
• Vigil: The Longest Night
• Rising Hell
• Haven
• Raji: An Ancient Epic
• A Space For The Unbound
• Eldest Souls
• Coffee Talk
• Garden Story
• KungFu Kickball
• Retrograde Arena
• Moncage
• EleMentals: Death Metal Death Match!
• Klang 2

[ignvideo width=610 height=374 url=https://ift.tt/3a304rJ] Some of these titles are available to purchase immediately, while others won't be out until a later date. So, if there's something you enjoy, make sure to add it to your Steam wishlist! The Spring Game Festival is available for a limited time from March 18th at 10 AM PST to March 23rd at 10 AM PST. This is just one of the many changes we've seen in response the the COVID-19 pandemic with many companies having to change the way they make content available. For example, Universal recently announced that it will be distributing current theatrical releases on demand starting March 20th. We're keeping a close eye on everything impacted, including all movies and tv shows delayed due to the outbreak, and will continue updating you with any additional ways this impacts our society. We've also created a handy guide that explains how to help, and stay safe, during the COVID-19 pandemic. [poilib element="accentDivider"] Matthew Adler is a News and Features writer for IGN who is furiously trying to get through his backlog of games and movies while he's stuck at home. You can keep him company on Twitter or watch him stream on Twitch.