Mr. President news & patch notes

Hello and thanks to everyone for participating in Mr. President’s Early Access! As May comes to a close we have a game update with new features and content. The Scandals and Chaos portions of gameplay have been added. While these may make the game more challenging, new features like Good Times and Exceptional White House Resources should help tip the scales back. We’ve also added more cards to the Crisis Deck for more variability in the gameplay.

Please continue to report any bugs you find in either our Steam Forums or on the Discord. We check in there often and really appreciate your help! Now on to the new features with 0.8.0:

New Features

• Exceptional White House Resource cards have been added to the game.

• Added 'Good Times' chit & functionality to the pool that can be drawn from the Crisis Chit segments.

• Added the Chaos actions to the pool of actions that can happen during a 'Terror/Chaos' gameplay segment.

• Added NSA chit & functionality to the pool that can be drawn from the Crisis Chit segments.

• Added the Scandals portions of the gameplay. Members of the cabinet may have Scandals pop up during the Congressional Drama rolls. The Scandals are investigated and possibly resolved later in the Legislative Segment.

• Several new cards have been added to the Crisis Card deck.

• Completed all the actions that are part of the Ally & Rogue gameplay segments.

Major Bug Fixes

• \  Fixed an issue where the number of civil wars was being miscounted in the Agent For Peace section during the end-turn sequence.

• \ Loading a new save game will now restore the view of the board from when the game was saved.

• \  Fixed an issue where gameplay may lock if undoing/redoing during a war segment.

Minor Bug Fixes

• \  Fixed an Issue where one of the actions in the Military Professionals action didn't have text

• \  Fixed several text errors in the UI copy of actions & crisis cards.

• \ A DRM issue with the North Korean Cyber attacks has been fixed.

• \  Fixed some cases where selection interactions were unnecessarily pinning tooltips to stay visible.

• \  Fixed some cases where the wrong die type was being used during Roll Actions.

User Interface/User Experience Updates

• \ The Crisis Card interface has been updated to better show what will happen to a card after it is completed and make user navigation between cascade phases clearer.

• \ The walkthrough at the start of the game has been tweaked to be clearer.

Upcoming Features

As we head for the full release of the game we’re focusing on adding even more cards to the Crisis Decks so the game experience touches all the different aspects of a President’s tenure. We’re also looking to add some difficulty settings so the game is more accessible to new players.

Once again, thanks to everyone for participating in Mr. President’s Early Access! We’re finishing April with more features and bug fixes. The Summit Player Action has been added, so you’ll be able to reach out to Russia and China to look for ways to meet mutually beneficial goals.  On the opposite end of the diplomatic spectrum, Impose Sanctions has been added to your presidential toolkit. Will you use the carrot or the stick to accomplish your foreign policy goals? While you’re negotiating, the U.S.’s Allies and Adversaries are also taking more actions of their own during the Allies & Rogues Group Acts segments.

Please continue to report any bugs you find in either our Steam Forums or on the Discord. We check in there often and really appreciate your help! Now on to the new features with 0.9.0:

New Features

• Added Diplomatic Action: Summit.  Meet with Russia or China to achieve diplomatic goals.

• Added Diplomatic Action: Impose Sanctions. Add Sanctions to global adversaries.  These sanctions will slow them down when next they try to act on their own.

• Added Unilateral Ally actions to Allies & Rogues segment. Allies will take their own independent actions as well as joint actions with the US. This is where Allies’ tension levels really start to matter! The higher their tension totals, the more aggressive and risky their unilateral action choices will be.

• Added North Korea Action. The hermit kingdom will also be able to act during their Ally & Rogues segment, a situation worth monitoring.

• Remaining US Cyberattacks have been added. You can now Cyberattack Iran or North Korea’s Infrastructure and Missile Programs to keep them at bay.

Major Bug Fixes

• \ Giving a successful UN Speech will correctly add goodwill to the board.

User Interface/User Experience Updates

• \ Links to the GMT Games  Mr. President board game rule booklets have been added. These docs show the full game rules that Mr. President is based on.

Since we launched in January, your support has made the Early Access journey for Mr. President truly incredible. We’ve been listening closely, and your feedback on Steam and Discord has shaped our development process. We’re excited to share that the 1.0 release is arriving on July 31, 2026. Thank you for helping our small team polish this game into something special.

Once again, thanks to everyone for participating in Mr. President’s Early Access! It’s April and we’re back with more features and bug fixes. We’ve added the State of the Union segment of the game so you can collect your laurels - and maybe sneak in a bill - at the beginning of each turn (well, Year 2 and later). Your Adversaries - Iran and North Korea - have brought their nuclear development programs on-line, and you’ll need to keep those ambitions in check.  Iran has also started taking action in the game. Can your Iran policy succeed at maintaining open trade through the Straits of Hormuz and combating their state-sponsored terror?.

Please continue to report any bugs you find in either our Steam Forums or on the Discord. We’re actively monitoring those channels and really appreciate your help! Now let's dive into the new features with 0.6.0:

New Features

• Added the State of the Union segment to the Turn Sequence (remember that this segment only occurs in years 2+). Depending on how well received your speech is, there will be some bonus modifications - or setbacks - on the board at the beginning of the president’s year.

• Added some additional actions to the China Acts segment. 

• The Adversary Weapon Programs have been added to the board (Iran’s Nuclear Program and North Korea’s Missile Program).  Allowing these programs to escalate will drive up tensions in their regions, and can cause automatic loss if either of those adversary states goes to war while armed with nuclear weapons. You can minimize the risk of nuclear proliferation by keeping Tensions low; more tools to manage these tracks, like Cyberattacks and Summit negotiations, are coming soon!

• Iran’s Actions have been added to the Ally and Rogue States game segment. Keep an eye on this constant adversary.

Major Bug Fixes

• \ Soft locks from missing buttons in the Legislative Section have been eliminated.

Minor Bug Fixes

• \ The Save game panel will update to show any newly created save game files correctly after they are created.

User Interface/User Experience Updates

• \ The game now allows all the random number generators to reset at each restart, so no more getting the same results each time you reload a save file.

• \ The maximum length of a save game name has been enlarged to 36 characters.

Upcoming Features/Changes

Next we’ll be looking at adding more Adversary Actions and some other sequences in the world arena that could cause Iran’s Nuclear Program or North Korea’s Missile Program to escalate.  To help calm tensions we’re also adding the ability to hold Summits with your peers to potentially deal with hot spots around the world.

Thanks again to everyone that has participated in Mr. President’s Early Access, if you’re enjoying the game and have not done so yet, please leave us a review on Steam!

Thanks to everyone for participating in Mr. President’s Early Access! We’ve spent the first few weeks of March filling out the actions the President’s Peer Rivals can take during their gameplay segments, as well as streamlining the game’s setup experience and addressing some save game performance issues in the late game.

Please continue to report any bugs you find in either our Steam Forums or on the Discord. We’re actively monitoring those channels and really appreciate your help! Now let's dive into the new features with 0.5.0:

New Features

• Added more actions for Peer Rivals (Russia and China), especially those related to gameplay systems that have recently come online, such as the Wars subsystem.

Major Bug Fixes

• \ Fixed an issue where the save game was taking an unreasonably long time to write after the game progressed past the first few years in office.

User Interface/User Experience Updates

• \ Streamlined the setup of the initial game so players don’t need to roll individually for every element they don’t choose, like the public’s Legislative Priorities, Congressional Friends and Enemies, and your Vice President and Campaign Promise. This speeds up the game start, getting you into the action significantly faster.

• \ Added an ‘Express Setup’ option at the start of the game where the game will also choose Cabinet Members and Administrative Priorities automatically, if you want an even faster setup and are willing to accept the game’s choices for these elements.

Upcoming Features/Changes

With the Peer Rivals now more fully empowered, Mr. President will need tools such as State of the Union and Sanctions to respond.  The Peer Rivals aren’t quite done yet either; expect to see more actions from them once Missile Tracks and other systems become fully operational.

Thanks again to everyone that has participated in Mr. President’s Early Access, if you’re enjoying the game and have not done so yet, please leave us a review on Steam!

Bonus Content: Patch 0.4.0 - Intel Focuses while UN Takes Action

Since our previous Patch Notes got a little lost in the shuffle, we're reposting them here.

We’re starting off March with some new features and of course more bug fixes. We’ve also done some work to harden up the save files between versions, so now your saves from previous versions should have a better chance of loading with the latest version. If not, we’ve added an explanatory warning that something did not load correctly.

Also we want to welcome our new MacOS players who joined us right around President’s Day!. We’ve fixed a few issues with support for Intel based Macs since then, but this is the first patch with new features for those players.

Please continue to report any bugs you find in either our Steam Forums or on the Discord, we’re actively monitoring those channels and really appreciate your help! Now let's dive into the new features with 0.4.0!

New Features

• Added the Focused National Intelligence segment to the Turn Sequence. You can now focus the U.S. intelligence community’s attention on a specific region (or two, if you’re ahead of Russia and China in two key Strategic Capabilities). The presence of the FNI marker confers many bonuses to actions relating to terror groups and wars. .

• Added UN Actions segments to the Turn Sequence. Now there are more opportunities to effect positive change in various world regions.

• Added the Trade Agreements Diplomatic Action. Players can now make trade agreements with other nations and reap the benefits in the End of Turn sequence.

• Added an Auto-Save that occurs after every turn sequence segment to help prevent lost progress.

Major Bug Fixes

• \ Fixed an issue where table rolls that involved a check against a track for pass/fail would not open the correct result dropdown, making it unclear what the result was.

• \ UN Speech action is now correctly limited to one use per activation phase.

• \ Fixed a potential locked state in the Presidential Presence action where no option was selectable.

• \ Fixed a potential locked state during a “make peace” resolution to wars where no option was selectable.

• \ Fixed a potential locked state during “How the Sausage is Made” when rolling the best result due to selections not showing.

• \ Fixed a crash that could occur when using the Back button after a change to a Trending track where the track moved a full box.

Minor Bug Fixes

• \ Fixed issue where the World Economic Trend part of Allies/Rogues Group A would not add increasing trend to economies at value 7.

• \ Fixed incorrect logic for removing Russia Influence tokens during Compromise to Facilitate Removal of Sanctions.

• \ Fixed the ability to select the Joint Maneuvers and Training with an Ally action when there are no allies with Very Close relationship status.

• \ Fixed issue where the incorrect text would display while incrementing Russia’s Conflict tracks.

User Interface/User Experience Updates

• \ Added a confirmation flow after clicking the Delete Save button to prevent accidentally deleting save files.

• \ Changed the player game loss flow to add additional flavor text clarifying the loss conditions.

Next Monday is officially Washington’s Birthday, a federal holiday celebrated in honor of George Washington, the first President of the United States. There’s a lot of confusion around this holiday as technically, Washington’s birthday is on February 22nd. Furthermore, this holiday is widely known as Presidents’ Day.

In celebration of Washington’s Birthday and Presidents’ Day, we're excited to announce that Mr. President is now available on MacOS. We're also providing an overview of our next major content patch scheduled for March 19. Since our launch less than a month ago, we’ve delivered 23 major bug fixes, 34 minor bug fixes, and 11 UI/UX updates for a total of 68 fixes. It’s time to focus on more content and features!

Here’s what’s coming next:

• Focused National Intel placement and effects segments

• UN Actions

• Trade Agreements

• The rest of the action lists for the PRC and Russia:

  • The PRC will get its Secure Sea Lanes action, its ability to veto sanctions and invest in global oil partnerships, and further invest in the PLA and cyber warfare. Most dangerously, if they have a lot of actions, they’ll be able to access their Prepare for War action - this can lead to war with either India or Japan.

  • Russia, meanwhile, will get the ability to more directly test or confront NATO, and get rid of sanctions (this can have a big impact, since they start the Sandbox scenario with Multilateral Sanctions in place). Two of Russia’s actions, though, will have to wait until the North Korean and Iranian missile programs are in the game. 

These features will continue to flesh out the turn sequence and get the Peer Rivals closer to the threat level they’re intended to have.

Last but not least, we want to recognize a few of our community members who have been extra helpful. On the Steam forums, Finarfin and Rockhopper are not only finding and reporting bugs, they are helping other players. On Discord, we have folks like birb, pepper0nc1n1, JustAnotherNerd2025 and many others helping new players. And it’s been incredible to see players like Black Knight (Discord) reach 60 legacy points, VeronicaCardican (Steam forums) with 71 legacy points, and Lenty (Steam forums) with 66 legacy points, playing through bugs and a lack of features. 

As always, we appreciate your continued support.

Happy Presidents’ Day!

On behalf of the development team,

Jon

New Features

• Added the “1 Action for POTUS and each Cabinet Member” action segments to the Turn Sequence.
• Integrated a crash reporter client into the game so we will now get reports when a player’s game crashes.

Major Bug Fixes

• Re-worked how various card widgets are added to the screen to prevent issues where quickly pressing “Continue” could cause cards not to show up, leading to the player getting stuck. This should fix a class of bugs that were reported where certain player selections were not available.
• Resolving a war involving a Lvl 1 Rogue State no longer creates extra terror groups.
• Cyber attacks against Rogue States now properly decrease their strength in the current war.
• Defeating a Rogue State in a war no longer places terror groups in other regions.
• DRMs referencing Secretary of State’s Diplomatic rating now correctly use Diplomatic skill instead of Domestic skill.
• Players should now be able to Joint Raid with NATO in East Europe.
• After winning a war, free military movement actions were not always accessible, leading to a stuck state. This is now fixed.
• End of Turn Consequences now reduces Rogue State levels based on regional Stability.
• Military Professionals action is now limited to one use per activation phase.
• Game no longer consumes large amounts of CPU when not in focus.

Minor Bug Fixes

• How the Sausage is Made no longer gives an extra friend in Congress on certain results.
• Fixed copy/paste issues in China Acts which referenced Russia and vice-versa with Russia Acts referencing China.
• Crisis Card#104 now correctly reduces Relations with Media on a failed Prestige Check.
• Add in missing selection in failure case of Raid Terror Group action.
• Regional Major Crisis now correctly removes a level 1 Terror Group before adding a level 2 Terror Group.
• War Strengths visually update when moving US forces.
• Clicking the Settings icon in the top right could cause windowed resolution to drastically change; now the last resolution is retained correctly.
• Russia Acts stack now correctly shows the number of remaining actions when loading a saved game.
• Fixed typo in Arms Sales action.

User Interface/User Experience Updates

• Added additional summary information for the Media Slant procedure to clarify what was happening.
• Added new Tooltip for active war tokens to show the current war status and force ratio.

Upcoming Features/Changes

Major Bug Fixes

• Secretary of State no longer sabotages Cabinet Improvement rolls and properly assists with improving the effectiveness of the cabinet.
• Wars should no longer carry over combatants from previous wars (no more countries fighting themselves, civil wars are tracked with their own tokens).
• Turn Sequence Phase 3: Any 4 Diplomatic or Military Actions segments are no longer skipped. This one was causing the game to be much harder than we intended. Now you'll have an additional 4 (or 5 if spending 2 APs) actions each year.
• Regional Major Crises are now correctly triggered in Central America.
• Opponent’s passed Bills no longer remain as opponent bills if you re-introduce them in a later Legislative Segment.
• Congress is no longer incorrectly antagonistic against your attempts to rally for bills; using the Bully Pulpit now applies the correct DRMs.
• Use Military Professionals action had numerous issues. This action has been completely re-worked and should no longer have these problems.
• Gather Intel/Drone Strike/Air Strike/Raid Terror Group also had several issues, especially with the DRMs, these actions have been re-worked and these problems should now be fixed.
• The Joint Maneuvers and Training action could sometimes decrease your Ally’s relative strength. This has been fixed to correctly increase it instead.
• The De-Escalate action now properly reduces the conflict between RoK and DPRK and removes Tensions counters from both nations involved in the conflict.
• Added more event cards to Year 1 crisis card deck to reduce the chance of running out of cards. Due to us having fewer Cascade cards than event cards, this deck was smaller than it should be. We’ve added more Event cards than the paper game calls for temporarily to account for this until we have more Cascade cards implemented.
• Sound effects now correctly play if you Load Game or start a New Game.
• Loading games during certain in-progress choice selections should no longer lead to a hard-lock due to selections not showing in the UI.

Minor Bug Fixes

• Left-most and Right-most can be confusing. The initial Bipartisan Cooperation value is now set to the correct box based on the number of Radicals and Moderates.
• How the Sausage is Made should no longer force you to be for/against a bill when rolling the best result.
• When Cyber-attacking, if China and Russia accuse the US of Warmongering, you no longer lose all of your UN Goodwill counters and a decrease in World Opinion of US.
• When Cyber-attacking Rogue states, they now correctly lose strength in their active war.
• The Attempt to Remove Chinese or Russian Influence action is no longer selectable if there is not a valid influence token to target.
• Tensions tokens should no longer be drawn with their number side up.
• Min/Max DRM range added to Corralling the Cabinet as well as fixed incorrect procedure description.
• Card #120 correctly removes Russian Influence from the Eurozone instead of a random region.
• Card #159 now correctly removes a Russia Influence counter.
• Card #164 correctly adds strength to DPRK and not RoK.
• Card #174 text no longer spills outside of the card face.
• Certain token changes (trends going from Increasing/Decreasing to none or DARPA Rapid counters being added/removed) should now correctly make sound effects and flash.
• Corralling the Cabinet action showed a D10 in the Take Action box instead of a D6.
• Terror/Chaos table roll now mentions the correct D10 roll range for Chaos.
• Tooltips should no longer get stuck on the screen, especially in the top left corner.
• Fixed a few occurrences of widgets staying on screen when they shouldn’t such as the left side shadow or certain choice selection widgets.
• 1 Action for POTUS and each Cabinet Member segment now properly greyed out in the Special Activations Phase to show that it is not currently in the game. (We’re working on it! See Upcoming Features/Changes below)
• Tensions on POTUS/Cabinet Focus now correctly display in loaded games.

User Interface/User Experience Updates

• War Status tracker added to the Board Walkthrough.
• Better Tooltip descriptions of how certain tracks (State of Economy, Regional Alignment, Cabinet Effectiveness, etc) work and what the Trends mean for these tracks.
• Tweaked the crosshair indicator when targeting Terror Groups to improve readability of their levels.
• Added clarifying text that Israel cannot use the Joint Action: Stabilize Region.
• Added a new widget to the Begin Turn: Set Starting Action Points segment to better explain where the Action Points were coming from.
• War Status tracker added to the WASD mappings.
• Arrow Keys for panning map added to the Controls section of the Walkthrough (this one was in the build on launch, we just forgot to call it out in the Walkthrough).
• Increased the maximum zoom level so you can now get a closer look at the board.
• Removed a few places with empty pauses where the Continue button needed to be pressed but nothing happened.

Known Bugs not fixed in this Patch

• Quickly spamming the Continue button can lead to UI widgets not appearing on screen and this can lead to a locked state (usually fixable with the Get Unstuck button).
• Loading a saved game does not always correctly apply the restrictions on certain player actions leading to the ability to take some actions more than once an Activation Segment or Phase.
• China/Russia Acts Espionage table roll 4-7 result not correctly adding strength to US opponent in war.

Upcoming Features/Changes

• The POTUS + Cabinet Member Action segment, as noted above
• The Summit, Trade Agreement, and Sanctions player actions
• The lower-end actions for China and Russia
• Unilateral Ally actions
• Adversary actions (Iran and North Korea), and their Missile Tracks
• Part of the Missile Tracks feature is adding the two auto-loss conditions if either Iran or North Korea reaches full nuclear capability and becomes involved in any war
• Several of the Cyber Attack variations (particularly relating to Adversaries - once we add e.g. North Korea’s ability to advance its nuclear program, players need the Cyberattack option to disrupt it in that way)
• UN Actions
• Great Society legislation
• These are large-scale, transformative legislative packages that are harder to pass (they have to go through the process twice) but have larger impact, and aren’t repeatable
• The remaining Crisis Cards, Crisis Chits (particularly NSA and Good Times)
• The Chaos portion of Terror/Chaos in Activation Phases 2 and 3
• The State of the Union Segment
• Re-election for a second term as well as the Mid-Term elections
• Difficulties other than Normal (Harder, Easier)
• Exceptional White House Resource cards
• Scandals track and update procedure during the Legislative Segment
• New Year’s Surprise during the Begin Turn Segment (omitted due to low number of Cascade Cards at the moment)
• Focused National Intel placement and effects segments

Mr. President Early Access begins on January 26, 2026 during Steam’s Board Game Fest. If you haven't wishlisted the game yet, please take a minute and please do so and share this with your friends who might be interested in this game.

Why Early Access?

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

How is the full version planned to differ from the Early Access version?

• Allowing for the player to select an avatar portrait to represent themselves in the game.

• A detailed Legacy screen summarizing all events that took place in a player’s presidency.

• Steam Cloud Saves and Achievements

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

We’re marking the end of the government shutdown with something special — an updated demo featuring the Legislative Segment (now live on Steam) and we also have a few exciting announcements to share.

Legislative Segment

Adding the Legislative Segment was important for two reasons. First, we wanted to tackle the top feedback we received from our June Steam Next Fest Demo:

Players weren’t sure how to tell whether they were doing well or making progress. The demo emphasized the risks and dangers in the foreign policy sphere, but “survive the demo” is only a small part of the picture.

Provide a more intuitive user interface. Some players wanted even more tooltips whereas other players felt that the zooming options were not sufficient (text too small).

If you look at the flow below, we’re exposing more of the breakdowns and modifiers involved in resolving actions. Here you can see just one display that tells the player what their overall political leverage in Congress is, along with the result (increased or decreased support for your bills).

https://luma.com/kmlhtnii. Two participants will also win a signed copy of Twilight Struggle — autographed by Ananda Gupta!

Hey everyone,

Thanks to the thousands of players who spent time playing our short demo and for providing feedback! We wanted to give an update on lessons learned and next steps.

First, a whopping 88.1% of players surveyed (n=201) answered “very high” and “high” to the question: Based on what you saw in the demo, and the components indicated as "under construction", what's your interest in playing the full version? Those who answered our survey were primarily our core audience – those familiar with Mr. President already.

We’re excited by this result but we know we still have a long way to go. We agree with a lot of the feedback provided, which ranged from macro suggestions to micro changes. Here are the top three:

This is a pre-recorded session of a playthrough of the recently released demo for Mr. President.

Our demo has been live for two days now, and the overall response has been wonderful and encouraging. But a common sentiment among players - especially players unfamiliar with the board game - is often expressed as: “What am I supposed to be aiming for in this game?” So in this post I’m going to go over some of the intro points I’ve made while streaming in the last couple of days.

In the full game, you’ll be looking to score Legacy Points. These come from major successes: winning wars, passing legislation, and maintaining a strong political position at home (with high Public Approval, relations with Congress and the media, etc.). In the demo, though, your main concern will be China: containing the PRC’s influence and managing crises that can precipitate two of the 15 different auto-loss conditions.

The first of those requires China to reach 15 total influence on the map. You’ll need to take actions to reduce their influence, which can come on to the board through several of the Crisis cards. The second auto-loss condition triggers if China and Japan go to war; you’ll need to keep an eye on their Conflict Track and use diplomatic actions to mediate these two countries’ disputes. If you can reach the end of the demo without either of those happening, and with US-China relations still neutral or better, then you’re in good shape, and in the full game you’d have some breathing room to advance your other goals.

Hey everyone,

We’re thrilled (and a little nervous) to announce that the demo for Mr. President: The American Presidency 2000–2020 is now available as part of Steam Next Fest! We plan for this demo to be live only during Steam Next Fest, which runs from June 9th to June 16th.

This is our first playable public build, and while there’s still a lot under construction, we wanted to get the game into your hands early. If you’ve been following the project, you know Mr. President is a different kind of political game — it’s not about running for office, but about what comes after: governing.

What’s in the demo? You’ll get a hands-on preview of several core systems, including:

• Crisis events, both historical and counterfactual

• A full Activation Segment for the People’s Republic of China, showcasing how one of the two Peer Rivals in the game operates

• Domestic, diplomatic, military, and Presidential player actions

Some systems are still in progress — think of this as a guided tour through a construction zone. You’ll see the structure taking shape, even if the scaffolding is still up. That said, what’s here should give you a strong sense of the game’s direction and depth. Make sure to check out the tooltips we’ve added to almost all of the game pieces and components - they’ll help you learn the flow of the game.

Whether you're trying to push legislation through Congress, contain international crises, or just keep your approval rating above water — this is your first chance to step into the Oval Office and see what the job really feels like.

We’re a small team building something ambitious — and your feedback means everything to us. Try the demo, and then let us know what you think. The good, the bad, and the confusing: we want to hear it all. Please drop your feedback on this Google survey or under this Steam sub-forum!

Thanks so much for your support. We can't wait to hear how your presidency goes.

Come watch Ananda Gupta, the game designer for digital Mr. President, play through the Steam Next Fest Demo at 4pm Pacific on Tuesday, June 10!