Steam is currently running the Atlantic Canada Game Celebration, offering a look at games made in and/or featuring New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland and Labrador.
The celebration was organized by indie developer Greyhaven Craft (Defend Against Cats) and features a bunch of released and upcoming games. Notably, some of them are even set in or at least inspired by Atlantic Canada, which we rarely see in games.
Some of the highlights include:
- Button Man from Halifax’s Styrax Studios (beat ’em up set in prohibition-era Halifax) — TBA
- The Calling from PEI’s Buried Candy (VTuber multiplayer shooter) — TBA 2026
- The Caribou Trail from Montreal’s Unreliable Narrators (WWI adventure game about Newfoundland soldiers) — $12.74 (regularly $16.99)
- Cloudbreaker from Nova Scotia’s Ballast Games (roguelite ship combat) — $15.75
- A Little to the Left from Halifax’s Max Inferno (cozy puzzle game) — $7.99 (regularly $19.99)
- Look to the Birds from Moncton, N.B. (first-person bird-watching game set in the Maritimes) — $8.29
- Murder Meet Cute from devs across Canada and Europe (point-and-click mystery) — TBA 2026
- Out of Office! from Nova Scotia’s besszong (co-op camping game set in Atlantic Canada — Q3 2027
- Project Winter from St. John’s-based Other Ocean Interactive (multiplayer survival deduction game) — $5.17 (regularly $11.49)
- Tunic from Halifax’s Tunic Team (Zelda-like action-adventure game) — $19.49 (regularly $38.99)
Check out the full Atlantic Canada Game Celebration on Steam. Note that some of the games have free demos available as well.
Image credit: Greyhaven Craft
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