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Triple-i initiative is coming back on April 10th for 45 minutes of ad-free game announcements and gameplay

João Silva March 27, 2025 Featured Tech News, Software & Gaming

The Triple-i Initiative is set to return on April 10th, 2025, at 9 a.m. PDT/6 p.m. CEST, marking its second year with a showcase of indie game announcements. Following the success of its inaugural event, which featured titles like Slay the Spire 2 and The Rogue Prince of Persia, this year's showcase promises over 30 announcements from a diverse range of studios and publishers.

Participating studios include the returning Stunlock Studios, known for V Rising, alongside publishers like tinyBuild, Playstack, and Hooded Horse. Viewers can expect a fast-paced 45-minute presentation packed with world premieres, gameplay reveals, announcements, demo releases, and more, all delivered without ads or hosts. A post-show segment will feature in-depth developer interviews, offering further insights into their upcoming projects. The showcase will be broadcast across multiple platforms, including YouTube, Twitch, IGN, Gamespot, Steam, and others.

The full list of developers participating in 2025's triple-i initiative program is:

  • 11bit
  • 91Act
  • Amplitude
  • Askiisoft
  • Coldblood Inc
  • Digital Sun
  • DoubleDutch games
  • Egosoft
  • Fair Games
  • FakeFish
  • Funday Games
  • Funselektor
  • Ghost Ship Games
  • Keen Games
  • Mechanistry
  • Mooneye Studios
  • Panik Arcade
  • Paper Cult
  • Pine Studio
  • Pixelated Milk
  • Poncle
  • Screen Juice
  • Sigono
  • Sloclap
  • Square Glade Games
  • Starward Industries
  • Strelka Games
  • Stubby Games
  • Stunlock Studios
  • Super Fantasy Games
  • tobspr games
  • Toukana Interactive
  • Trioskaz
  • Unfrozen
  • Untitled Studio (actual name)
  • Weappy Studio
  • Weird Beluga Studio

The showcase will also coincide with a week-long sale on Steam and other platforms, including Epic, Humble, and Heybox, featuring titles from this year's and last year's showcases. This event promises to be a significant highlight for indie game enthusiasts, offering a concentrated dose of exciting announcements and opportunities to discover new games.

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