Steam Digital Tabletop Fest: RPG Edition Coming October 2021

August 17, 2021 by fcostin

Fan of Tabletop Games on Steam? Well, you are in luck! For the second year now, Valve Corporation has now confirmed and announced that they will be running the Steam Digital Tabletop Fest this October. But this year, we won't be getting a full scope of all digital tabletop titles in the limelight, 2021 is focused on Role-Playing Games.

Steam Digital Tabletop Fest: RPG Edition // Valve Corporation

Hosted by Auroch Digital, from October 21st to October 25th, the Steam Digital Tabletop Fest will be taking a look at some highlighted Tabletop-Roleplaying Games which have found success digitally on the Steam platform. Their official announcement went as follows:

"Announcing the second annual Steam Digital Tabletop Fest, a multi-day celebration of tabletop gaming, with featured discounts, livestreaming events, and more. This year's main stage streaming events, hosted by Auroch Digital, will feature a special focus on Role-Playing Games. We welcome all digital tabletop games to join in the event. Registration for eligible titles is open now through September 23rd. We hope you'll join us!"

Last year, at the first Digital Tabletop Fest in October 2020, attendees got to feast their eyes on new developments in the likes of Gloomhaven and Plague Inc, and Civilisation V.

But, you all know as well as I do, that an event to be taking place on Steam has an absolute benefit - the Steam Sale. Although we never know when they are coming, you can guarantee this year (like last) there will be tons of tabletop titles up on the store at an incredible discounted price, as part of the event output.

Be sure to keep an eye on the Steam Website for more information on the upcoming event, including featured games, publishers and discounted digital tabletop games coming at the end of October 2021.

What digital tabletop title would you like to see at Steam's Digital Tabletop Fest this year?

"Last year, at the first Digital Tabletop Fest in October 2020, attendees got to feast their eyes on new developments in the likes of Gloomhaven and Plague Inc, and Civilisation V... "

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