Hungarian indie game Project Enceladus debuts demo at Steam Next Fest

Project Enceladus is a first‑person sci‑fi puzzle‑platformer developed by Hungarian indie creator Fülöp Tamás. Working solo while holding another job, Tamás has spent more than two and a half years building the game in Unreal Engine 5.

The demo will be playable during Steam Next Fest in October, letting players investigate a space‑station massacre by entering the simulated mind of the killer, Dr. Noah Valen. Gameplay features telekinetic object manipulation, a controllable drone, a scanning system for hidden clues, and movement mechanics such as double‑jump and dash. The full version is scheduled for release in the second quarter of 2027.