Shanghai, China – June 12, 2026 – SpaceJazz Games today highlighted a multi-title presence at Steam Next Fest, with playable demos and updated builds across its incremental-focused publishing slate.
Leading the wave is Infinite Ruins from Kileka Games — a golem-driven mining incremental preparing for a late-July launch after strong demo sentiment. Players can dig, upgrade, and stress-test the descent loop during the festival window.
Hole Is Mine, Incrementalist’s follow-up to Astro Prospector, offers festival players a deeper look at Mini’Oh mining and village growth ahead of its August 10 release. Orebits continues its public demo push as a sci-fi pickaxe incremental with roguelite tech-tree branching, while It's Fine returns festival attention to Buma Games’ crunch comedy incremental after its April demo launch.
Steam Next Fest remains one of the most effective discovery events for wishlist conversion. For SpaceJazz, clustering multiple demos in one festival week lets players sample a coherent taste — short-session systems games with sharp hooks — and follow the titles that stick.
“If you only have an evening, start a demo,” SpaceJazz Games stated. “Infinite Ruins, Hole Is Mine, Orebits, and It's Fine are all ready to steal an hour.”
Infinite Ruins: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4317900/Infinite_Ruins/ Hole Is Mine: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4508020/Hole_is_Mine/ Orebits: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3635490/Orebits/ It's Fine: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3936270/It_s_Fine/