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Play Indie Games At Day Of The Devs On November 1
Double Fine and IAm8Bit are holding an indie-focused event this Saturday. Admission is free and there will be nearly 40 games on display for you to try.
The event takes place from 4 p.m. until 11 p.m. at San Francisco's Old Mint Building in Mint Plaza. There, you can check out performances by Disasterpeace, Doseone, David Kanaga, Phil Fish, and Lifeformed.
Participating titles include:
- Axiom Verge
- Classroom Aquatic
- Costume Quest 2
- Donut County
- Escape Goat 2
- The Escapists
- Firewatch
- Four Sided Fantasy
- Gang Beasts
- GNOG
- Grim Fandango Remastered
- Hotline Miami 2
- Hyper Light Drifter
- #IDARB
- Ikarus
- Knight Squad
- Kyoto Wild
- Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime
- Lumino City
- Luna
- MASSIVE CHALICE
- Miegakure
- N++
- Night in the Woods
- Panoramical
- Please Don't, Spacedog
- Push Me Pull You
- Ride My Rainbow
- Small Radios, Big Televisions
- Spy Party
- Subnautica
- Subterfuge
- The Talos Principle
- Tharsis
- Titan Souls
- Videoball
- Woah Dave!
If you can’t attend in person, you’ll be able to check out a live stream on the Double Fine Twitch channel. All ages are welcome, and you can RSVP here.
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