quib [Industry news] Introducing: The 2026 Quebec Games Celebration Showcase

[Industry news] Introducing: The 2026 Quebec Games Celebration Showcase

This is a press release posted in addition to our usual editorial content.

For the first time ever, the annual Quebec Games Celebration Steam sale, organized by Montreal incubator/accelerator Indie Asylum in partnership with La Guilde du Jeu Vidéo du Québec, is getting its own dedicated showcase! Players can tune in to watch world premieres, gameplay reveals, and other exciting surprises from 30 Quebec-based studios, featuring industry veterans and the next generation of creators, creating co-op hack & slash games, action roguelikes, survival sandbox games and more.

“The Quebec Games Celebration Steam sale is the largest regional sale on the platform,” said Kevin Chancey, Marketing Director at Indie Asylum. “A showcase was always the next logical move, allowing us to turn the sale into a true event where fans can watch new and exciting announcements unfold while exploring discounted games made from talented studios across Quebec.”

The Quebec Games Celebration showcase goes live on February 19th @ 3pm PST / 6pm EST / 11:00 PM GMT on the Steam Sale page (link available February 16th at 1pm EST), Indie Asylum Twitch and YouTube channels.


About The Quebec Games Celebration:
The Quebec Games Celebration Steam sale is an annual sale organized by the
Indie Asylum to celebrate games made in Quebec or made by Quebecois talent. This sale showcases over 300 games from undiscovered indie gems to fan-favorite franchise titles.

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