So I've noticed lately, that this style of page is often being used for things like Next Fest right now. I'm not against this it's not a bad layout, but I think this is a page style trying to emphasize sorting which is nice, but also more importantly, buying.

The thing is, most things in these big show-off events, are not for sale yet, you may occasionally find something for preorder (unlikely in indie games as many of these usually are) or early access, but usually there's no price yet.

Why do I bring this up? Well, looking at Next Fest right now I'm going down the column of games and I'm just seeing "coming soon" again and again and again in the box for price on each one.

The thing is, on a discovery event where you can't buy things yet, this is irrelevant data. Also I notice when I hover over a game tile and it pops the detailed one up, it'll show if a demo is available. A demo? Now THAT is important information in an event like this.

If not replace the coming soon button, I really think at the very least, on the discovery events that aren't pure sales, you should consider putting the button showing a demo is available (or at least just text saying it till you hover) on the front of the tiles you see glancing while scrolling by and not just on hover.

Personally I am far more likely to look closer at something if it says a demo is available, than just screenshots and video clips. Some things I might not care about peeking at much, I might be far more inclined to try if there's a real demo, but, hovering over each item in a big event like next fest is rather impractical, so I think adding a button about demo availability would be a good thing for the discoverability of these games for a lot more people not just myself.

Even if you only add more data to the tiles scrolling by during an event like this, and not one where it's actually focused directly on selling, I think it'd be a good improvement.