Xbox is getting in on the act by hosting a diverse line-up of games, from Pawprint Studio’s Aniimo, Perfect Garbage’s Grave Seasons, and Scary Kid Studios’ Don’t Fret to Plot Twist’s Erosion, onepixel.dog’s Way to the Woods, and Toot Games’ My Arms Are Longer Now. However, it also confirmed that Gungrave G.O.R.E: Blood Heat, the next entry in Iggymob’s long-running third-person shooter franchise, and One More Level’s first-person Souls-like Valor Mortis will appear.

This creates some hope that demos for both titles could become available to the general public in the future. Then again, it’s more likely that the above indie titles would release demos first, perhaps in a forthcoming Steam Next Fest, but never say never.

Oddly enough, Grounded 2 also has a demo in which up to four players can battle against the latest boss, King Dozer, from the “Beat the Heat” update. Why have this at Play Days, especially with how much it stands out among the other releases (not to mention that it’s already available)?

Perhaps it’s tied to a larger announcement for the survival crafting title. Stay tuned for potential announcements at the Summer Game Fest showcase on June 5th.

The developer behind Grave Seasons has described the title as a narrative farming sim that melds the kind of gameplay you would expect from a title like Stardew Valley with a darker, more horror-themed story. While players will need to build out their farm, grow crops, and build up relationships with the residents of the nearby town, they will also get to investigate some dark happenings around the town.

The story revolves around the player, having escaped from jail, taking up a new life in Ashenridge as a farmer. While the player starts establishing their new life, things quickly start going wrong, with strange murders happening in the town. Once the player is able to figure out more details about the murder, they will also have to take it upon themselves to protect the next victim.

Grave Seasons is coming to PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X/S in 2026.