The November edition of the free digital exhibition ENDIX is taking place this weekend on its virtual platform. The event officially began on Friday, November 6, bringing together more than 50 games in an interactive environment designed to function like a video game. Available for PC, the exhibition allows visitors to create their own avatars and explore an extensive virtual city, featuring corridors, buildings, rooftops, and islands filled with different experiences. The event runs until Sunday, November 8, offering three days of activities for players from around the world.

Exploring the virtual environment is also part of the exhibition's concept, allowing visitors to customize their characters or use avatars inspired by participating titles, including characters from Titan Quest II. Visitors can explore themed areas, try playable demos, discover interactive booths built with original in-game assets, and watch new trailers presented throughout the event. The program also includes mini-games hosted by partner brands such as Alienware and Elgato, as well as proximity voice chat features that allow participants to talk to other visitors, share recommendations, and interact throughout the virtual city.

More than 40 developers, studios, and publishers are taking part in the initiative, including THQ Nordic, 505 Games, Frozen District, Noodlecake Games, Bohemia Interactive, and Playism. Each booth has been built using visual assets extracted from the respective games, creating themed spaces that recreate elements of their individual universes. Featured experiences include the science fiction battlefields of Silica, which combines real-time strategy and shooter elements, and the eerie corridors of Haunted Bloodlines, developed by Horrified Triangles.

Throughout the three-day event, participants also have the opportunity to speak directly with studio representatives, content creators, and members of the press through activities scheduled across different time zones.