It’s PAX Day 3! We’re showing off Project Lexa all weekend at PAX Rising. Look for the hanging PAX Rising banner to find us and other great indies!

It’s now PAX East Day 2! We’ll be here at PAX Rising all weekend! Look for the Project Lexa sign!

A stylized map of the PAX East expo hall showing where PAX Rising is.

It’s the first day of PAX East! If you want to check out Project Lexa as well as a bunch of other great indie games, come by PAX Rising — Booth 13097!

Worm’s eye view of a kiosk showing the key art of Project Lexa. A nice Dutch angle and everything.

A straight on view of the Project Lexa kiosk on set up day at PAX East.

Soon. 👀

Project Lexa Will Be at PAX East This March! Come see Project Lexa and other awesome indies in Boston!

We're bringing Project Lexa to PAX East as a part of PAX Rising! If you're going to PAX East in March, come by the PAX Rising booth to play our demo. Read our blog post for more info!

We're proud to be using @yarnspinner.dev to help drive our dialogue system in Project Lexa! Check out our game as well as tons of other great projects on the Yarn Spinner showcase! yarnspinner.dev/showcase/pro...

20 Incredible Innovative Indie Games To Wishlist This Thanksgiving Happy Thanksgaming 2025 everybody! Celebrate with a huge pile of unknown indies to put on your radar

Huge thanks to @kotaku.com for including Project Lexa in its Thanksgaming 2025 list of innovative indies! Check out the full list of awesome indie games here:

[FEATURE] MCM COMIC CON / EGX BIRMINGHAM 2025 GAME HIGHLIGHTS PART 1

We went to MCM. We played games. We have our highlights, you can read below. GO!

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Absolutely!

An image displaying the key art for Project Lexa, its logo, the logo for EGX and Leftfield Collection, and the dates for EGX Birmingham: November 28th to November 30th.

That's right, Project Lexa will be playable again as a part of Leftfield Collection, this time at EGX / MCM Comic Con Birmingham! It will be playable all weekend, November 28th through the 30th.

Takeaways from Our First Public Demo of Project Lexa Plus, Project Lexa will return to Leftfield at EGX Birmingham this week!

If you missed us at EGX London, we just wrote about our experience demoing Project Lexa at the show! Thanks to everyone who played the demo and for EGX and Leftfield Collection for having us! And if you missed us, don't worry, we'll be demoing again this weekend! ward-games.com/post/takeawa...

Project Lexa by Ward Games A sci-fi language mystery.

We just added a brand-spanking-new landing page for Project Lexa on the Ward Games site. Stop on by to get more info on the game (and get a link to wishlist it on Steam 👀). ward-games.com/project-lexa/

The Leftfield Collection logo.

It’s Day 2 of EGX x MCM Comic Con, and we’re over at the Leftfield Collection showing off Project Lexa! If you’re looking for Leftfield, look for this logo on the outer walls of our section. 👇👇👇

A person playing Project Lexa at EGX and MCM London Comic Con.

Hello EGX x MCM Comic Con! It’s Day 1 of the show and we’re over at the Leftfield Collection booth! Come play the Project Lexa demo!

Project Lexa is Going to Be at EGX in London, UK! Come see Project Lexa as part of EGX's Leftfield Collection, October 24th through 26th!

We're excited to announce that Project Lexa will be publicly playable for the first time ever later this month at EGX London's Leftfield Collection! Come see us at the show from Friday, October 24th through Sunday, October 26th!

Reflecting on Five Years of Project Lexa Development by Dylan Ilvento

This August marks a pretty big milestone for us: it's been five years since we started development on Project Lexa! 🎉 With this milestone, we have a new dev blog talking about how far we've come and how excited we are for where we're going!

Two of Project Lexa's characters, Lex and Jansky, running across the ship's bridge, past the escape pods.

A scene from Project Lexa taking place on the ship's bridge. Several characters are standing around a table projecting a holographic sphere with documents in it. The robot character, MARC, is saying, "Hello, Engineer Jansky and [Name Not Registered]!"

A screenshot of Project Lexa, showing the in-game translator tablet. The tablet is currently displaying an email conversation between the characters Jansky and Boltzmann. The message reads as follows: "From: Jansky Boltzmann, I know you have trouble remembering your passwords, but you've gotta stop sending them to me. First oof, it's a massive security risk, and second, it's really annoying. -Clarke Jansky From: Boltzmann Gun cabinet password is 'Up Left Left Down Right...'" The rest of the message is cut off.

A screenshot of Project Lexa, showing the in-game translator tablet. The tablet is currently displaying a password entry screen with an array of four glyph buttons, an enter button, and a delete button.

Took some screenshots of our latest build of Project Lexa for A Thing, and thought I should share them here!

Finding Project Lexa's Translator We go over our iterative process to create the most important piece of user interface for ‘Project Lexa'.

Project Lexa is a game all about translating an alien language, but how do you actually do that? With the help of your handy-dandy translator, of course! Our latest blog post is all about the game's most important piece of UI and how it has evolved during development.

With Grand Theft Auto 6 delayed and out of the way, we can finally announce that… we still don’t have a release date for Project Lexa.

Or even a name, for that matter.

Little lighting test for a sci-fi game in the works.

Stay tuned!

A good hologram table in Helldivers 2.

A good hologram table in Warhammer 40K: Darktide.

More good hologram tables submitted by members of our Discord:

The bridge of the Sanctuary III in Borderlands 3 with a hologram table!

The bridge of the Normandy in Mass Effect 1 with a hologram table!

The bridge of the Chanticleer in Project Lexa with a hologram table!

If you have a spaceship in your game and it *doesn't* have a cool hologram table on the ship's bridge, then what are you even doing?

A set of five emoji of the faces of characters from Project Lexa: Babbitt, Jansky, Lex, MARC, and Boltzmann. Emoji art by John Wilinski. Background art by Nick Nazzaro.

Have you ever wanted to express yourself with the faces of a plucky starship crew? Well now you can! We just added Project Lexa crew member emojis to our Discord! Join our server to get access to them today! https://buff.ly/3DnWEmH

Meet the Crew of Project Lexa Say hello to the madcap cast of characters that will be joining you in 'Project Lexa'!

Yesterday we talked to you about the crew working on Project Lexa. Today, we’re talking about the crew *inside* Project Lexa! ward-games.com/post/meet-cr...

Read up on the characters of Project Lexa! I did the promo art for this post.

An illustration of M.A.R.C. or "Marc," the ship's robotic assistant. It's a robot with a shiny metal frame, a phosphorescent green screen for a face, two treads for legs, and two noodley arms that it's holding up above it's head. Art by John Wilinski.

And rounding out the crew is the ship’s assigned M.A.R.C. unit. M.A.R.C. — or the Multitool Armament for Robotic Consultation — is a helpful, but chatty, robot that has just as much chance to help the crew as get in their way!

An illustration of Billon Maddox, the ship's captain, as he rubs his chin and sports a somewhat blank expression. Art by John Wilinski.

Leading the team is Captain Billon “Bill” Maddox! Seasoned yet not so sure of himself, Maddox has been tasked with captaining this small crew on a low pressure reconnaissance mission. Surely nothing bad will happen!

An illustration of Mo Babbitt, the ship's medical officer, looking quizzical off to one side while holding up a medical syringe with red liquid. The syringe is spurting out some droplets. Art by John Wilinski.

Making sure the crew stays safe and healthy is serious business! That’s why they’re happy to have onboard Mo Babbitt, the ship’s no-nonsense medical officer.

An illustration of Seric Boltzmann, looking self-serious and readying his pistol. Art by John Wilinski.

Need someone who knows everything about weapons and armaments? Seric Boltzmann’s your guy. The crew’s weapons officer is a seasoned vet that isn’t afraid to get his hands dirty — or even crack a joke every once in a while!

Illustration of character Clark Jansky, nervously wringing his hands, one of which is a robotic pincer attached to a robotic, prosthetic arm. Art by John Wilinski.

One of your crewmates is engineer Clarke Jansky. Extremely talented but always nervous, Jansky handles all things technological. He even built his own prosthetic arm!