Endix

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Endix is a multiplayer open world simulation game. It was developed by Endix and was released on May 21, 2026. It received positive reviews from players.

Explore unique & immersive booths from your favorite games. Watch exclusive trailers, compete in mini-games, and connect with players, creators & developers from around the world. All inside a living, free multiplayer experience.

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83%Audience ScoreBased on 72 reviews

graphics3 positive mentions

stability2 negative mentions

Unique and immersive virtual gaming convention experience that recreates the vibe of a real expo from home.
Creative and well-designed game booths with interactive elements, trailers, and demos that help discover indie games.
Free access allowing gamers who can't attend physical conventions to explore new games, chat with developers, and participate in mini-games and giveaways.

Movement controls and physics are clunky and unintuitive, causing frustrating navigation and interaction issues.
Performance issues such as lag, stuttering, and bugs especially in crowded areas reduce the smoothness of the experience.
Limited event duration, infrequent giveaway availability, and lack of polished features like integrated account login and better UI polish.

optimization
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
43%
14%
43%
Optimization is inconsistent, with noticeable performance issues such as lag and bugs, especially when many players are nearby or during movement, leading to a clunky experience. While the engine and visuals are impressive, the overall execution feels unpolished and poorly optimized.
- “The Unreal Engine environment looks beautiful, atmospheric, and surprisingly well optimized.”
- “Performance leaves some stuff to be desired though, especially when there's a lot of players in proximity.”
- “Ultimately, it is definitely worth downloading if you want to discover cool new indie games and score some free keys, just don't expect AAA performance.”
- “Cool idea (going to a games con from your home), bad execution on a lot of things and bad performance. It felt like a bad Unreal Engine demo made by some indies/beginners, especially for the movement choices.”
- “Performance leaves some stuff to be desired though, especially when there are a lot of players in proximity.”
- “Idea is nice, but the actual software is bad; buggy and unoptimized.”
graphics
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
75%
25%
The graphics are generally appreciated, with a cool cyberpunk aesthetic and good overall quality, but users note issues such as shimmering, poor reflections, and NPC glitches that detract from the experience. Improvements in movement and world polish, possibly leveraging advanced graphics engines like UE5, could enhance future iterations.
- “Graphics were fine, with a slight cyberpunk vibe going on.”
- “The idea is cool and the graphics were great.”
- “Graphics are good.”
- “I only wish the world looked a bit better - there was a lot of shimmering, bad reflections, NPCs floating or stuck in the ground, etc. Even with similar UE5 graphics, it can be improved for next time.”
atmosphere
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Users praise the game's atmosphere for its beautiful, immersive Unreal Engine environments that are both impressive and well optimized, successfully capturing the authentic feel of a real event.
- “The Unreal Engine environment looks beautiful, atmospheric, and surprisingly well optimized.”
- “You immediately feel the atmosphere of each game inside the booths.”
- “The atmosphere they created is genuinely impressive; it feels like an actual event, which sounds weird to say but yeah.”
humor
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor is highlighted as both funny and creative, successfully capturing the lively and spontaneous feel of real gaming events. It enhances social interactions by enabling unique, humorous moments like group tours with developers that might not occur otherwise.
- “Some booths are funny, some are creative, and it honestly reminded me of wandering around gaming events in real life trying to see everything before the day ends!”
- “I think Endix enables moments that otherwise might never happen, like for example funny group tours together with devs and creators.”
stability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game's stability suffers from slow, clunky movement with bugs causing players to get stuck, such as on stairs where jumping fails to help. While the concept is promising, the software is poorly optimized and buggy, leading to a frustrating experience.
- “Movement is slow, clunky, and buggy; can get stuck on stairs and jumping doesn't help, as the character is somehow 'not high enough'.”
- “Idea is nice, but the actual software is bad; buggy and unoptimized.”
monetization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The monetization approach is reminiscent of classic demo discs, offering previews and interactive showcases rather than aggressive cash grabs. Players appreciate that the focus is on creating a quality experience rather than purely extracting money.
story
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The story includes various minigames and side quests that take place in diverse locations within the virtual world, adding depth and variety to the overall narrative experience.
gameplay
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The gameplay is straightforward and not particularly deep, which appears to align with the game's overall purpose and design.