Steam Next Fest gets a fresh trailer ahead of the event on October 1

By Liam Dawe - 18 September 2021 at 4:10 pm UTC

Steam Next Fest is fast approaching with it set to go live on October 1 so Valve has made a fresh trailer to give a little tease on what to expect from it.

What is Steam Next Fest? From October 1 - 7 hundreds of demos will be unleashed on Steam for upcoming games. A great chance to get a taste of something you've perhaps had your eye on. Not only that but there will also be a livestream from Valve and developers will also be able to livestream to their store pages, so you can have a chat with teams and ask questions too.

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If you want to set a reminder you can do so on the official event page.

Let us know in the comments if there's anything in particular you're hoping to try.

Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.

Tags: Demo, Event, Misc, Steam, Upcoming

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Anza Sep 18, 2021

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Let's see how many Linux native games are there this time around. But usually enough to keep me busy for whole week.

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kaiman Sep 19, 2021

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As I'm mostly interested in narrative games, I'd rather not play a demo before release.

But I'll gladly use the opportunity to check if a particular game will work with Wine, even if there's the chance that the demo runs whereas the full game won't.

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