Drunken Goddess Reflux is an upcoming indie game where players must survive a night of drinking with a beautiful anime demon, Russian Roulette-style. It’s certainly a unique concept, and the game has already amassed over 25,000 wishlists on Steam. While the game was supposed to have a demo during Steam Next Fest, the developers decided to cancel the demo’s release at the last minute so the game wouldn’t instigate a wave of generative AI-developed clones.
Drunken Goddess Reflux devs pull out of Steam Next Fest and hold closed demo for select players
Steam Next Fest is set to begin Monday, Oct. 19, and end Oct. 26. The purpose of this weeklong event is for developers to share demos of their upcoming games. It’s a great initiative that lets players try out plenty of titles for free and helps developers publicize their games and gain wishlists on Steam.
Alliance Arts and Who You’s upcoming game, Drunken Goddess Reflux, was going to release a Steam Next Fest demo on Oct. 19. However, just a few days before the event, Alliance Arts decided to pull the plug. The studio apologized to fans anticipating the demo on X, explaining that it could not move forward for two reasons.
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