Presenting Endix: A Virtual Gaming Expo

6 Comments | endix, endix 2025, indie games, video games | By Peter Paltridge | May 22, 2025 | 2 minutes of reading

There’s a new indie gaming expo that opens in the UK this weekend. Why am I telling you about it if the odds are good you don’t live there? Because that doesn’t matter. No matter where you live in the world, you can attend Endix: it’s a VIRTUAL indie gaming expo.

You attend by making a virtual avatar of yourself, then stepping onto the cyber-floor. From there you can do anything you would do in a regular gaming expo: play interactive demos, talk with developers and marvel at displays. Last year’s Endix logged in 300,000 attendees, and this time they hope to beat that record.

Developers expected to be on the show floor this year include Selecta Play, who will be showing off their Bubble Ghost Remake, and the 2D metroidvania Morkull Ragast’s Rage; Raw Fury, who will show off cosmic trucking sim Star Trucker, mysterious narrative journey Esoteric Ebb and PS2-inspired psychological horror Post Trauma; Wargaming, who will show us their new tactical game World of Tanks Blitz; Aya Games, who plans to show off Ayasa: Shadows of Silence, and Jesse Walker’s medieval ARPG Mortal Crux.

“Gamers have always thrived in digital worlds, building friendships, rivalries, and unforgettable memories,” says Nikos Perifanis, Product Manager at Endix. “Yet, traditional expos often exclude millions due to geography, cost, or accessibility. Endix isn’t just another streamed event, it’s a fully immersive multiplayer experience designed to match the digital worlds gamers already call home.”

You can get your tickets for Endix 2025 through this link. The event will be held on May 24 and 25.

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Shayla_15200

I am Alive!

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#1 Dec 17, 2024

I've been wanting to see more Asian representation in Hollywood, especially outside of stereotypical roles. The fact that it pokes fun at these stereotypes while also being a funny crime mystery is perfect. And Jimmy O. Yang as the lead? Sign me up! I loved him as a stand-up comedian, so I can't wait to see him in a leading role. The mixed reviews are a bit concerning, but I trust my gut on this one.

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Creed Chen

cruel, helpful and optimistic.

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#2 Dec 17, 2024

It's really cool to see Chloe Bennet in an Asian role! I remember her real name iss Chloe Wang and was often typecast in non-Asian roles. She was always passing as white. It's great to see her embracing her heritage and taking on a role that reflects her background. It's a step in the right direction for Hollywood, especially considering how many Mixed Asian actors have had to pass as white to get roles, like Keanu Reeves.

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Gibril Hassad

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#3 Dec 17, 2024

The concept of 'Interior Chinatown' is fascinating. A show critiquing Hollywood stereotypes by using them within its narrative? That's pretty meta. It'll be interesting to see if the show can balance its social commentary with the comedic elements. The mixed reviews suggest it might be a hit-or-miss experience, but I appreciate the originality and the attempt to tackle a relevant issue.

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Geoff

Hopchester

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#4 Dec 17, 2024

I'm not a huge fan of meta-narratives, but I'll give 'Interior Chinatown' a shot. The cast seems promising, and I'm always interested in shows that explore Asian-American experiences. However, I hope it doesn't get too bogged down in its own self-referential nature and loses sight of the human story at its core.

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ElevaTHOR

"Excelsior! True Believer and Superhero Enthusiast

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#5 Dec 17, 2024

I've been watching 'Interior Chinatown' and I'm really into it. It's a funny and weird show about a guy who wants to be a big star but keeps getting stuck in small roles. I like how it plays with different TV show genres and how it's not afraid to be a little crazy. If you like shows that are a bit different, you might like this one.

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emilymorrison

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#6 Nov 13, 2025

Ese es un punto tan identificabile, honestamente. Es frusante la frecuencia con la que las historias de comunidades subrepresentadas se pasan por alto o se juzgan injustamente porque no encajan en el molde habitual. Pero creo que esa es exactamente la razón por la que el "Barrio Chino Interior" es tan importante. Incluso si las críticas son mixtas, contar esta historia al link y darle a alguien como Jimmy O. Yang el espacio para brillar es un gran problema. Con suerte, cada paso como este ayuda a abrir la puerta un poco más para narrativas más diversas. Ya era hora de que el público viera la riqueza de experiencias que no siempre han estado en el centro de atención.

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