Project ReMind Debuts First Public Demo at Endix Expo With New Trailer

Some puzzle adventures challenge players to understand the world around them, while others take a more personal approach by turning memories into the setting for their mysteries. Red Hog Studio is exploring that idea with Project ReMind, a story-driven first-person puzzle adventure that has now reached an important development milestone with the release of its first public demo.

The developer has announced that the demo is available on Steam as part of Endix Expo, running from November 6 through November 8, 2026. The playable preview introduces players to a series of puzzles built around exploring memories, offering an early opportunity to experience the game's central concept.

Red Hog Studio has also released a new trailer to mark the occasion, providing another glimpse at Project ReMind's mysterious story and puzzle-focused gameplay.

Watch the new Project ReMind trailer:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCW-yiBAylE

A New Way to Explore Project ReMind

Players who previously tried Project ReMind at gamescom may notice some significant changes in this latest demo. According to Red Hog Studio, the tutorial area has been completely reworked, replacing the earlier version with a fresh introduction to the experience.

The demo is designed to give players a better look at how the game uses memories as the foundation for its puzzles. While the developer has not revealed the full scope of the story, the new footage highlights the mysterious atmosphere and brain-teasing challenges that will play a central role in the adventure.

Those interested in meeting the people behind the project can also find Red Hog Studio at the virtual Endix Expo. The team will be available at booth 17 on the third floor on November 6 and November 8, from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. GMT.

Project ReMind Targets PC and Consoles Next Year

Project ReMind is currently planned for release in 2027 on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox platforms. Red Hog Studio also confirmed that VR versions are planned to follow, although a separate release date for those versions has not been announced.

For now, the Endix Expo demo gives curious players their first public opportunity to step into the game's world and experience its memory-based puzzles. With a newly redesigned tutorial and a fresh trailer, Project ReMind is beginning to give a clearer picture of what Red Hog Studio has been building.