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Steam’s Visual Novel Fest will feature The Walking Dead, Phoenix Wright, and more

The only first-person here is the dialogue.

We’ve only just had a Steam event and now another one is on the way. Get ready for the Steam Visual Novel Fest, a celebration of games that put a lot of emphasis on story and narrative.

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In a recent video uploaded to the Steam (with a few details over on the itself), there’s a brief run down on what the fest will feature. For a whole week starting August 7, you’ll be treated to a host of visual novel-style games, which includes discounts and demos.

Immerse yourself in stories

Some of the games that will be part of the event include the Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney trilogy, for those of you who like a courtroom drama type of story. There’s also Telltale’s Walking Dead series, specifically th🦩e Definitive edition﷽, which contains all four seasons.

Other titles included in the Steam Visual Novel Fest include The Pillars of Earth, the adaptation of Ken Follett’s epic story set in 12th century England, as well as SFB Games’ Tangle Tower, Toge Productions’ Coffee Talk, and more.

Steam is well known for putting on plenty of festivals and events to keep us out of pocket throughout the year. Recently, we had the Stealth Fest which, as you can imagine, was a celebration of all things stealthy and clandestin🌃e.

Combined with all the sales that happen, it’s a wonder any of us have any money left. While there are alternatives when it comes to PC digital storefronts, Steam is the OG, having dominated the market for 20 years. Honestly, with events like this, it’s not really surprising that it continues to reign supreme.


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