With Microsoft's Summer Game Fest beginning today (at least in regards to the demos) it was only a matter of time until we got the full list, which has been leaked onto Pastebin.
The demos will be running through July 27th, with many of these demos similar to ones you would be playing at E3 or another similar convention. They are a somewhat decent indicator of what to expect from the full games. The list hasn't been officially published yet or anything, but what's pasted below is what we're going to get.
All Of The Xbox Summer Game Demos:
Skycadia Demo
Momentus DEMO
Dungeon Scavenger Inferno Demo
PHOGS! Demo
Rover Wars : Battle for Mars Demo
Freshly Frosted Demo
Cake Bash Demo
Ars Fabulae Demo
The Vale: Shadow of the Crown Demo
9 Monkeys of Shaolin Demo
Alchemist Adventure Demo
Projection: First Light Demo
Swimsanity! - Demo
3D Platformer - Zippy the Circle (Demo Version)
Seasons of the Samurai - Demo
Kaze and the Wild Masks - Demo
Unspottable (Demo)
Destroy All Humans Demo
Project: Summer Ice (Demo Version)
Swim Out Demo
Cris Tales Demo
Haven Demo
Sail Forth Demo
Mars Power Industries Deluxe Demo
Road to Guangdong Demo
OkunoKA Madness Demo
Back to Belt : Demo Edition
The Ambassador: Fractured Timelines Demo
Mayhem Brawler - Demo
Pixel Skater Demo
Klang 2 DEMO
YesterMorrow Demo
KungFu Kickball Demo
Gauntlet Force: Rise of the Machines Demo
Solaroids: Prologue Game Fest 2020 Demo
Fractal Space | Demo
ScourgeBringer (demo)
Ephemeral Tale [demo]
Space Otter Charlie Demo
Diemania Demo
Welcome to Elk Demo
Clea Demo
Tesla Force Demo
Deleveled Demo
Raji: An Ancient Epic Demo
Lost Wing Demo
Aniquilation Demo Version
#Funtime Demo
Dungeon and Gravestone : demo
Chickens Madness DEMO
2D Platformer - ZJ the Ball (Demo Version)
Flowing Lights Demo
The Dark Eye: Chains of Satinav - Demo
Knight Squad 2 - Demo
Tribble Troubles Demo
Helheim Hassle Demo
Nine Witches: Family Disruption Demo
Long Ago: A Puzzle Tale - Demo Version
Hellpoint Demo: The Thespian Feast
Darkestville Castle Demo(n) Version
This list features a widespread list of demos, but perhaps the most puzzling is The Dark Eye: Chains of Satinav, particularly because it was released in 2012. So why release a demo of it 8 years later...? At least it's a pretty decent game that could do with some more eyeballs on it. Some of these games were in the recent Steam Game Festival, which was an offshoot of Geoff Keighley's first game festival that had demos like these last year around The Game Awards on Steam. This year, while Valve went its own way to organize its event in the summer after a second one was successful in March, Microsoft partnered with Keighley to organize this event.
If you want to monitor the full list of Xbox demos, this official site is a great place to monitor. Be sure to also monitor TechRaptor over the next few days, as on July 23rd (this Thursday!) Microsoft will finally be showing off it's first party titles for the Xbox Series X, which has been long awaited by pretty much everyone in the gaming industry.
What do you think of this list? Are there a lot of demos that look intriguing? Let us know in the comments!
