2026London Games Festival

We spy, with our London eye, a collection of fantastic indie games set to descend upon the capital for London Games Festival! From April 16 – 17, trade and consumer visitors to Exhibition White City will be able to get hands-on time with some cracking titles from a variety of genres.

Go meta with it and see the dark, puzzling underbelly of the city in noir mystery game, Case Solved: The London Files. Don your detective hat and collect clues and witness statements to solve a series of murders using logic-based puzzle solving.

Fancy venturing further out from the capital? Fly out on your broomstick, rather than Heathrow, in the magical open-world witch adventure, Witchspire, and save a world being corrupted. Do so in multiplayer co-op as you, your friends, and your collected familiars explore and craft together.

Go fast – faster than even a commuter on the Central Line – in Upstream Arcade’s lightning-fast precision platformer, Echobreaker. Pilot an armored rig and risk it all in test courses designed to simulate combat decisions. Your employer demands results and you must deliver.

In another game treating its employees disposably is the typing sci-fi horror title, REMOTE CONTROL. Send human proxies to their potential demise as they investigate a derelict spaceship, where the previous crew disappeared.

Finally, head to the starry world of chill creature collector OUTCLAW. Command a horde of mischievous, yet adorable minions in this puzzle action-adventure title all about found family. The protagonist Comet may be lost but just like anyone lost in London can tell you, a grand adventure (or something quite strange) is always around the corner.

About the Festival

Games London has one mission: to make London the games capital of the world.

We do this with a year-round programme of support for local businesses, engagement with investors and funders via inbound and outbound trade missions, and delivery of the world’s biggest games festival.

We fulfil our mission with a programme of business and cultural work that includes:

• The annual London Games Festival, visited by 100,000 people
• An inbound mission every summer bringing new funders to London
• An outbound mission every winter to Slush in Helsinki, Finland
• Training and support for games studios in the city
• Year-round work connecting games creators with funders