PlatformsPC GamingFrom horror gardening sims to RPG puzzlers, here’s 15 Steam Next Fest demos you have to play this JuneWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
PlatformsPC GamingFrom horror gardening sims to RPG puzzlers, here’s 15 Steam Next Fest demos you have to play this JuneWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
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Valve’s event gives us a week to play as many free demos as our sleep schedule allows. Next Fest starts on Monday, June 10th and will end on Monday, June 17th, so we need to be picky with which games we give our attention to. Alongside the demos are dozens of live streams, so you can tune in to learn all about your favorite upcoming games straight from the developers themselves.
That brings us to our curated list! Below you’ll find our recommendations with (hopefully) something for everyone. Each entry has a short description, the game’s release date – if it has one – and a handy link taking you straight to the game’s demo page. If you take a shine to a certain demo, make sure to wishlist it as it supports the developers. Have a scroll and let us know which demos are your favorites.
15. Thank Goodness You’re Here!
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Developer:Coal SupperRelease Date:August 1, 2024
Try the demo here
14. Nirvana Noir
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Developer:Feral Cat DenRelease Date:TBA
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You’ll want a whiskey neat and a trad jazz record for this next demo. Nirvana Noir is the ultra-stylish sequel to Feral Cat Den’s award-winning first game, and from the look of this demo, the game is going to follow very closely in its predecessor’s cosmic noir footsteps. From the moment you see that title menu, this demo is incredibly slick, featuring animation that seamlessly sweeps you from one scene to the next. I love how creative the demo is, playing with text, color, and perspective in unexpected ways. A highlight of the demo is when protagonist No Man is interviewing a suspect for a case. The interviewee is a butcher whose text dialog gets shoved into a meat grinder and you need to solve a string of Scrabble-inspired puzzles with the sausages the grinder produces. It’s bonkers.
Try the demo here
13. SCHiM
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Developer:Ewoud van der Werf, Nils SlijkermanRelease Date:July 18, 2024
The most striking-looking demo on this list, SCHiM is a puzzle-platformer with a wonderful twist. You play as a little frog-like shadow creature that can jump from shadow to shadow like they are pools of water. The set-up is that you’ve been separated from your human and need to make your way through different scenes to return to them. The puzzle element of this platformer is that the environment around you is in constant motion – cars, joggers, bicycles, ducks swimming in a pond – so leaping from one shadow to the next makes for some quick platforming as well as experimenting with different routes. This twist on a 3D puzzle platformer is so creative and refreshing, and together with its abstract two-tone color palette, it had to have a place on this list.
Try the demo here
12. Arranger: A Role-Puzzling Adventure
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Developer:Furniture & Mattress LLCRelease Date:July 25, 2024
Try the demo here
11. LOK Digital
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Developer:Letibus Design, Icedrop GamesRelease Date:2024
Try the demo here
10. Grunn
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Developer:Sokpop CollectiveRelease Date:2024
At the beginning of Grunn’s demo, you hop off a bus, cross a charming little bridge, and find yourself in a lovely (if slightly unkempt) garden, the very one you’ve been hired to spruce up. It’s only when you discover that your tools are missing and begin finding some strange polaroids that things start to go amiss. The townsfolk speak in a language you don’t understand, there’s a written note warning not to go out after dark, and a garden gnome that has a habit of moving when you’re not looking. In three words, Grunn is a horror gardening game, but it’s not the kind of horror where horrible monsters attack you. It’s more subtle, like the uncomfortable feeling of putting your shoe on the wrong foot. Together with its lo-fi visuals, Grunn is a brilliantly eerie demo and with multiple endings and hidden secrets you’ll have more on your to-do list than gardening tasks.
Try the demo here
9. The Crush House
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Developer:NerialRelease date:August 9, 2024
Try the demo here
8. Dungeons of Hinterberg
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Developer:Microbird GamesRelease date:July 18, 2024
Try the demo here
7. Parcel Corps
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Developer:Billy Goat Entertainment LtdRelease date:September 3, 2024
If you were a fan of last year’s Bomb Rush Cyberfunk, then you need to try the Parcel Corps demo, like, right now. In this bike racing adventure, you’ve thrown your 9-5 job straight in the bin and have started a new job as a freelance bicycle courier. The city is your playground as you race through back alleys, busy roads, and rooftops at top speeds. What’s impressive are the tricks at your disposal, as your wheeling arsenal includes bunny hops, wall slides, rail grinding, sliding, and bouncing off the tops of cars. The goal of the game is to take on jobs and deliver packages against the clock in some high-octane peddling, but there’s also fun found in just cycling through the city pulling off tricks as you go free of time pressure. Time to switch out that business briefcase for a helmet and spandex, I’m thinking.
Try the demo here
6. Demonschool
Developer:Necrosoft GamesRelease date:September 13, 2024
Everyone loves punching demons in the face, and my god, Demonschool somehow will make you love it even more. It’s a Persona-inspired turn-based RPG where you play as Faye, the last demon hunter in the world, and together with her group of college misfits they’ve been tasked with beating up supernatural spooks while also trying to survive the throes of college. Demonschool’s turn-based combat is full of fun and flair. You got your classic action points, party combos, buffs and debuffs, but everything feels so glossy. When attacks connect, there’s a burst of arcane color, environments are bathed in a wonderful pinky-purple hue, and the combination of a church choir and synth in the soundtrack would pump up even the meekest slayer. You also need to balance these ghoulish brawls with the game’s life sim elements, including hanging out with friends to strengthen your connection, planning your school schedule to enhance your skills, and completing side quests in the wider world. If you need more of a reason to check out the demo, it can be summed up briefly as Buffy the Vampire Slayer: The Game.
Try the demo here
5. Rise of the Golden Idol
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Developer:Color Gray GamesRelease Date:TBC 2024
This is not a drill, folks. The sequel to The Case of the Golden Idol has a demo, and it’s utterly fantastic. If you haven’t played one of the best detective/puzzle/investigation games of the last decade, this demo will absolutely convince you to do exactly that. Rise of the Golden Idol continues to follow the titular idol’s bloody path, as history in the game’s strange alternative reality marches on into the 1970s. The core of the game’s fill-in-the-blank mysteries is the same but with some neat UI and graphics updates, but the biggest addition is that of an overarching fill-in-the-blank puzzle that you can fill out in between scenarios. If you’re someone who often misses subtle story beats (guilty) this all-encompassing end-of-chapter puzzle acts as a great summary of the story up to that point. Who knew you could improve upon perfection? Essentially, Rise of the Golden Idol is The Case of the Golden Idol, but better.
Try the demo here
4. Tiny Glade
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Developer: Pounce LightRelease date:TBC 2024
If you’re looking to kick back with a relaxing demo, Tiny Galde will massage your brain until it’s completely smooth. Think along the lines ofSummerhouse, but with lush natural landscapes instead of just the tinyhomes. In this whimsical sandbox, you’re given tools to make a quaint little glade complete with bursts of flowers, dirt pathways, and stone buildings. This demo is only a sneak-peak, so access to the game’s full toolbox is currently limited, but there is more than enough here to get those creative juices flowing. Not only can you place pretty landscape pieces, you can terraform the surrounding land to your heart’s content. The absolutely best things about this demo are the smaller details that appear as a result of your choices while building. Create a pathway on a rocky hill, and little stone steps will appear. Place several windows in a tower, and one will have a flower box and the other a white sheet hanging out to dry. This demo is a wonderful little thing, perfect for cottagecore girlies and fans of relaxing sandbox builders.
Try the demo here
3. The Alters
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Developer:11bit studiosRelease date:TBC 2024
Try the demo here
2. Anger Foot
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Developer:Free LivesRelease date:July 11, 2024
Try the demo here
1. Dustborn
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Developer:Red Thread GamesRelease Date:August 20, 2024
Dustborn feels like a mix of Road 96 and Life is Strange fused together and dropped into a near-future America of an alternate timeline. You play as Pax: an exile, con-artist, and bass player traveling with a motley crew as an undercover punk band hoping to deliver a package from one side of the US to the other. Don’t let that fool you: Dustborn is a sci-fi game with a lot of variety. The demo sees you brawling with robot cops, rehearsing a new punk song, chatting with your bandmates, and saving someone from getting crushed underneath your tour bus. You know, the usual roadtrip antics. The demo feels a little disjointed with its string of story scenes from different points in the game, but they each successfully showcase what Dustforce is all about – and the picture I’m getting is more than enough to get excited about.
Try the demo here
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1Nemesis review: “A magical sense of tension”
1Nemesis review: “A magical sense of tension”
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Nemesis review: “A magical sense of tension”
2Arcs review: “A whole lot of game in a small package”
2Arcs review: “A whole lot of game in a small package”
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Arcs review: “A whole lot of game in a small package”
3Path of Exile 2 review: “A stellar start to a thrilling and brutal dark adventure”
3Path of Exile 2 review: “A stellar start to a thrilling and brutal dark adventure”
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Path of Exile 2 review: “A stellar start to a thrilling and brutal dark adventure”
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2Mufasa: The Lion King review – “It’s no Hakuna Matata but this Disney origin story is a class above the 2019 movie”
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3Kraven the Hunter review: “The insistence on an R-rating helps save this, with a decent helping of bloodthirsty action”
3Kraven the Hunter review: “The insistence on an R-rating helps save this, with a decent helping of bloodthirsty action”
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2Secret Level review: “An uneven experience with serious highlights that ultimately make up for the misses”
2Secret Level review: “An uneven experience with serious highlights that ultimately make up for the misses”
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3Skeleton Crew review: “Perfectly captures the vibes of classic Star Wars with a swashbuckling twist”
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4Creature Commandos review: “James Gunn’s heartwarming, R-rated tale about super-monsters proves that the DCU is in good hands”
4Creature Commandos review: “James Gunn’s heartwarming, R-rated tale about super-monsters proves that the DCU is in good hands”
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