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Press release:
Kraków, Poland – 5 May 2020. Digital Dragons today announced the 50 independent titles selected for next week’s Indie Celebration, running from 13-15 May and supported by Steam.

The titles will be showcased on a dedicated Steam homepage, with live demos and developer interviews in three packed days of livestreams. The event culminates on the last day a virtual award ceremony recognising the top three games of the show, as well as the results of the judges’ and community-nominated awards.

Jury members, Robert Purchese (Eurogamer), Brett Makedonski (Destructoid), Karol Zajączkowski (11bit studios), Jakub Rokosz (Fool’s Theory) and Jakub Wójcik (Indie Games Polska) picked the final 50, which will be showcased during the event on the 13-15 of May. At the event the Jury will select their top three games, alongside a Community Vote Award.

Games featured in this year’s Indie Celebration are:

Ars Fabulae (Punk Notion, Poland)
Biped (NEXT Studios / META Publishing, Cyprus)
Black Book (Morteshka, Russia)
Bonkies (Studio Gauntlet, Norway)
Book of Demons: HELLCARD (Thing Trunk, Poland)
Causa, Voices of the Dusk (Niebla Games, Chile)
Chernobylite (The Farm 51, Poland)
Children of Silentown (Elf Games, Italy)
Danger Scavenger (Star Drifters, Piotr Wolk, Poland)
Door Kickers: Task Force North (KillHouse Games, Romania)
Dreadlands (Blackfox Studios, UK)
Eastern Exorcist (wildfiregame, China)
ELDERBORN (Hyperstrange, Poland)
Eldest Souls (Fallen Flag Studio, UK / Poland)
Encased (Dark Crystal Games, Russia)
Enemy on Board (Windwalk Games, USA)
First Class Trouble (Invisible Walls, Denmark)
For the People (Brezg Studio, Russia)
For The Warp (Massive Galaxy Studios, Portugal)
Fort Triumph (Cookie Byte Entertainment, Poland)
Gamedec (Anshar Studios, Poland)
Gatewalkers (A2 Softworks, Poland)
Ghostrunner (One More Level, Poland)
Last Oasis (Donkey Crew, Poland)
Legends of Ethernal (Lucid Dreams Studio, Canada)
Liberated (Atomic Wolf, Poland)
Nanotale – Typing Chronicles (Fishing Cactus, Belgium)
Not For Broadcast (NotGames, UK)
Overloop (George Kobyakov, UK)
PositronX (Scorpius Games, Romania)
Quantum League (Nimble Giant, UK)
Rhythm Fighter (Coconut Island Games / echo games, China)
Röki (Polygon Treehouse, UK / Poland)
Rustler (Jutsu Games, Poland)
Shing! (Mass Creation, Poland)
Skul: The Hero Slayer (SouthPAW Games, South Korea)
Stoneshard (Ink Stains Games, Cyprus)
Tainted Grail (Awaken Realms Digital, Poland)
The Blind Prophet (Ars Goetia, France)
The Riftbreaker (EXOR Studios, Poland)
The Tenants (Ancient Forge, Poland)
There is No Light (Zelart, Cyprus)
This is the Zodiac Speaking (Punch Punk Games, Poland)
Those Who Remain (Camel 101, Portugal)
Tower Princess (AweKteaM, Cyprus)
Tunche (LEAP Game Studios, Cyprus)
Unto The End (2 Ton Studio, UK)
Uragun (Kool2Play, Poland)
Wanderlust: Transsiberian (Different Tales, Poland)
Wingspan (Monster Couch, Poland)

Digital Dragons will host both May’s Indie Celebration on Steam and its own regular Indie Showcase at the rescheduled

Digital Dragons 2020 conference in Kraków on 14-15 September. To keep up to date with all things Digital Dragons go to

digitaldragons.pl and follow Digital Dragons on Twitter.

About Digital Dragons
Digital Dragons is the leading game industry event in Central Europe. Each year it attracts specialists, professionals,

developers to Kraków from all around the world. Last year Digital Dragons gathered 2000 participants from 650 companies

coming from 48 countries. Over 100 speakers contributed 83 lectures full of insightful knowledge and case studies grounded

in the expert know-how. The prestigious ICE Kraków Congress Center hosted 132 exhibitors who presented their games during

the Indie Showcase, Students Talent Show, and the CEE Showcase. Moreover, 1700 business meetings were conducted at the

event. This year’s Digital Dragons event is postponed to 14-15 September 2020.

About Steam
Steam is a video game digital distribution service and a social networking service for gamers. Every day 18 million users log in into the platform, which makes Steam the biggest service for gamers, and a great opportunity for indie game developers to showcase their games and acquire new customers.

Jonas “O.J” Ek
The Gaming Ground
Twitter: @TheGamingGround