Summer Game Fest 2025 has come and gone, and as always, there are plenty of exciting game announcements to dive into.
If you missed the live event, don’t worry: we’ve got a full recap of everything revealed during this year’s showcase. From highly anticipated sequels to unexpected surprises, Summer Game Fest delivered a fantastic blend of fan favorites, fresh new titles, and in-depth gameplay previews.
Here’s every game featured at Summer Game Fest 2025.
Mortal Shell 2
Mortal Shell 2 was the first trailer shown in the main Summer Game Fest event.
We’ve known the original built a cult following with its punishing combat and eerie vibe, but this new showcase cranked everything up. The trailer was brutal: twisted bosses, heavier gore, and some seriously wild weapons.
It’s still very much a Soulslike, but with even more style and aggression. While rumors have been swirling for ages, this was our first real look, and yep, it’s official: Mortal Shell 2 is coming in 2026.
Death Stranding 2 Lucy & Neil scene
Death Stranding 2: On the Beach showed up at Summer Game Fest 2025, and while it wasn’t the loudest trailer of the show, it hit deep.
We got a closer look at Lucy and Neil, played by Alissa Jung and Luca Marinelli, in a quiet, emotional scene that felt heavy with mystery and meaning. No flashy action this time, just a cinematic, cryptic scene dripping with tension.
Kojima also shared a few more story hints about their roles, but kept things vague, of course. We’re still set for launch on June 26, 2025, exclusively on PS5.
Chronicles Medieval
Chronicles Medieval made a strong debut at the showcase, and it’s already turning heads.
With Tom Hardy lending his voice and Raw Power Games behind the wheel, this one’s aiming high. Set in a gritty medieval world, the trailer gave us sweeping shots of massive battles with clashing armies, cavalry charges, and chaos everywhere.
The graphics were stunning. It also hinted at a dramatic, character-driven story, which looks like it’ll dig deeper than your average strategy war sim.
It’s headed to early access sometime in 2026.
Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds
Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds showed off more of its wild, dimension-hopping madness at Summer Game Fest, and it’s as chaotic as it sounds.
We already knew it was bringing back transforming karts and Extreme Gear, but the latest trailer confirmed some surprise guest racers: Joker from Persona 5, Hatsune Miku, and even Kazuma Kiryu from Yakuza.
The CrossWorlds mechanic warps tracks mid-race, so one second you’re on a beach, the next you’re drifting through cyberspace. It’s fast, flashy, and packed with variety. It’s coming out on September 25, 2025.
Code Vein 2
After years of speculation, Code Vein 2 finally made a surprise appearance at Summer Game Fest.
The trailer gave us a first look at our returning (and still extremely cool) protagonists in a flurry of fast-paced, anime-style combat, complete with flashy abilities and massive weapons.
The world looks just as bleak and beautiful as ever, with hints at even deeper lore and higher stakes. While Bandai Namco didn’t drop a release date, they confirmed it’s targeting 2026.
End of Abyss
Section 9’s upcoming game made a brief but seriously moody debut at Summer Game Fest, and it’s already giving off “dark sleeper hit” vibes.
It’s a top-down sci-fi action game where you’re blasting through swarms of creepy, crawly enemies in dimly lit corridors.
The visuals are sharp and eerie, thanks to Unreal Engine 5, and the combat looks fast and brutal.
Made by ex-Little Nightmares devs, it’s clear this one’s aiming for tight, intense design. No date locked in yet, but it’s coming in 2026.
Game of Thrones: War for Westeros
Game of Thrones: War for Westeros finally showed its hand at Summer Game Fest, and it’s looking like a must-play for fans.
While we’ve known for a while that it’s a classic strategy game set in the Seven Kingdoms, this new footage gave us a taste of the action: massive battles, strategic troop movement, and a killer 1v1 showdown between Jon Snow and a White Walker, which, spoiler, did not go in Jon’s favor.
Atomic Heart 2
Atomic Heart 2 was officially revealed at Summer Game Fest 2025, and the trailer did not hold back.
Packed with over-the-top action, bizarre enemy designs, and teases of an even wilder open world, it looks like Mundfish is doubling down on everything fans loved. The visuals are slick, the combat looks sharper, and there’s a lot of fan service packed in for returning players.
It’s coming to PC and consoles, though no date yet. And in a total curveball, they also announced The Cube: Atomic Universe, an MMO set in the same world. Yeah, it’s getting big.
Marvel Cosmic Invasion
Marvel Cosmic Invasion just dropped a brand-new trailer at Summer Game Fest, and it’s everything you’d want from a retro beat ’em up gone galactic.
The action is fast, flashy, and full of classic Marvel flair. We saw a bunch of fan-favorite characters, including Rocket and She-Hulk, and even some surprise MCU faces, all delivering slick combos. The Cosmic Swap system looks like a blast in motion. Still set for release later in 2025.
Onimusha: Way of the Sword
Onimusha: Way of the Sword made a slick return at Summer Game Fest 2025 with a new trailer that showed off way more than we expected.
While the series is known for dark, moody settings, this footage surprised fans with bursts of color, vibrant Kyoto streets twisted by corruption, glowing Oni magic, and intense sword clashes.
We also got our first look at the game’s villain, who’s looking completely unhinged in the best way possible. The action is sharp, fast, and full of classic Onimusha flair. Still locked in for a 2026 release.
Felt That: Boxing
Felt That: Boxing just threw down a wild new trailer that’s hilarious and chaotic. Classic muppet-style puppets duking it out in the ring, only this time, you’re inside the fight with a first-person view that makes every slapstick punch feel up close and personal.
The goofy animations, over-the-top special moves, and puppet antics are on full display. Still no official release date or platform info yet.
In Deception We Trust: Killer Inn
In Deception We Trust: Killer Inn made its eerie debut at Summer Game Fest 2025, and it’s already giving off murder mystery vibes.
Set in a shadowy, atmospheric inn, the game pits players against each other as either unsuspecting guests or hidden killers. The trailer teased tense standoffs, suspicious glances, and some pretty gnarly takedowns, all wrapped in a stylish, dramatic tone.
Square Enix is publishing, and it’s leaning into social deduction with a darker, narrative edge. A closed beta is coming soon on Steam.
Arc Raiders release date trailer
Arc Raiders finally has a date: it’s landing on October 30, 2025.
The announcement came with a slick new trailer at Summer Game Fest 2025, showing off even more of its gritty retro-futuristic world and tense PvPvE action.
We got a better look at the scavenging, robot-blasting, and fighting rival squads that make this extraction shooter stand out.
It’s coming to PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Steam, and Epic Games Store. Plus, rumors are swirling about a public beta after a well-received tech test.
Dune Awakening
Dune: Awakening made a showing at Summer Game Fest 2025 with a new gameplay trailer and beta screenshots.
The footage showcased the vast open-world MMO’s survival mechanics, sandworm encounters, political intrigue, and large-scale PvP elements. Players will battle for spice, build bases, form alliances, and navigate Arrakis’s brutal environment.
A new round of closed beta testing is scheduled for summer 2025, with sign-ups now open. While Funcom still hasn’t announced a final release date, the expanded beta and detailed showcase signal that the game is progressing steadily.
Chrono Odyssey
Chrono Odyssey continues to build momentum following its showcase at Summer Game Fest 2025.
The new trailer revealed stunning visuals, massive battles, and time-bending gameplay that sets it apart in the MMORPG space. Developed by Npixel and published by Kakao Games, it promises a rich fantasy world, dynamic combat, and a deep story.
A closed beta is expected to run from June 20 to June 22 in 2025.
Wuthering Waves 2.4
At Summer Game Fest 2025, Kuro Games gave us a great look at Wuthering Waves 2.4, “Lightly We Toss the Crown,” which drops on June 12.
They showed off Septimont, the new region, which looks amazing. Think towering cityscapes, glowing architecture, and tons of vertical exploration.
We also got a peek at the new characters, Cartethyia and Lupa. Both looked awesome in combat, with flashy animations and elemental effects that pop. Visually, the game just keeps getting better, and this update looks like it’s pushing things even further.
MIO: Memories in Orbit
At Summer Game Fest 2025, MIO: Memories in Orbit dropped a gorgeous new gameplay trailer. It’s as stylish as it is mysterious.
We already knew it’s a sci-fi metroidvania set on a broken-down spaceship called the Vessel, but this new footage gave us a better look at MIO’s slick platforming, fast-paced combat, and the eerie, overgrown tech vibes of the setting.
The trailer leaned into the game’s poetic, almost dreamlike tone, and it’s clear the art direction is doing some heavy lifting. There’s a free demo out now on Steam and Xbox, and the full game launches later in 2025.
Out of Words
Out of Words popped up on our radar with a cool stop-motion style that instantly grabs your attention.
The trailer showed off some neat co-op gameplay where teamwork and puzzle-solving take center stage, all set in this cozy, handcrafted world. It’s got that indie vibe with a strong focus on story and a warm, inviting tone that makes it feel super unique.
If you’re into creative games with a heartfelt twist, this one’s worth keeping an eye on. It’s coming to PS5 in 2026.
Mafia: The Old Country
Mafia: The Old Country stole the spotlight with a gripping new trailer that dives deep into early 1900s Sicily.
You’ll follow Enzo Favara, a loyal guy working for Don Torrisi, navigating the gritty, brutal origins of the Mafia. The game’s vibe is dark and cinematic, with detailed streets, intense shootouts, and tough hand-to-hand fights, all wrapped in a tightly focused, story-driven experience instead of an open world.
The visuals really bring the period to life with moody lighting and authentic settings. It drops August 8, 2025.
LEGO Voyagers
LEGO Voyagers is shaping up to be a fun 2-player co-op adventure all about building spaceships and exploring colorful, imaginative worlds.
You start as a single LEGO cube and gradually create all sorts of cool stuff to help you on your journey. The game’s designed so you and a buddy can play together with just one copy, kinda like It Takes Two.
The visuals are bright and charming. It’s coming to all major consoles and PC.
Nicktoons & The Dice of Destiny
Nicktoons & The Dice of Destiny is an action RPG where all your favorite Nickelodeon characters, like SpongeBob, team up to face challenges shaped by the mysterious Dice of Destiny.
The trailer showed off a colorful, fantasy-inspired world packed with classic Nick humor and lots of fan-favorite characters.
While details on multiplayer aren’t clear yet, it looks like co-op could be a thing. The game is set to launch across major platforms in Fall 2025.
Lies of P Overture DLC
Lies of P: Overture dropped right at Summer Game Fest 2025, surprising fans with an immediate release.
This big DLC adds new areas, tough bosses, fresh weapons, and expands the dark Pinocchio story we loved. For the first time, the game includes selectable difficulty options, making it more accessible.
There’s also a Death March mode for those who want a real challenge. The DLC offers about 15–20 hours of content and unlocks after you hit a certain chapter in the main game. Plus, Neowiz confirmed a full Lies of P sequel is in the works.
Fractured Blooms
Fractured Blooms is the new horror game from the creators of Doki Doki Literature Club.
It’s described as a “fantastical horror” with a mix of psychological terror and stunning, eerie art that sets a haunting tone.
While we got a good look at its style and mood, no release date or platform info was shared yet. It’s one to keep an eye on if you’re into creepy, story-driven games.
Blade & Soul
Blade & Soul NEO, the action MMORPG follow-up to the original, has been around for a bit but hasn’t exactly wowed players, with mixed reviews so far.
At Summer Game Fest 2025, they announced some fresh content coming: new heroes and a brand-new Warlock class, which should spice things up.
On top of that, a brand-new related game called Blade & Soul Heroes was revealed, aiming for a global launch in September.
So while NEO keeps evolving, the Blade & Soul universe is expanding with some exciting new entries in September.
Crystal of Atlan x One Punch Man
The One Punch Man x Crystal of Atlan crossover is set to run from June 26 to July 26, 2025.
This exciting event brings iconic One Punch Man characters like Saitama into the action MMO Crystal of Atlan, available on iOS, Android, PC, Epic Games Store, and PS5.
Players can expect themed quests, challenges, and exclusive rewards inspired by the anime. With no gacha involved for classes, all special content should be accessible through gameplay and event participation.
The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin
The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin is an open-world action RPG from Netmarble set in a vast, seamless Britannia.
Players can explore freely, control Meliodas and other characters, and enjoy real-time combat inspired by the anime. Besides story quests, activities like fishing and cooking add to the experience.
A recent trailer showed off the game’s large environments, fluid animations, and side activities, while confirming a free-to-play release in 2025 on PS5, PC, and mobile.
Jurassic World Evolution 3
Jurassic World Evolution 3 is coming out on October 21, 2025, for PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.
At the Summer Game Fest trailer, they revealed some cool new stuff, like being able to raise baby dinosaurs from playful juveniles to adults, which is a first for the series. They also showed over 80 species with new behaviors, like swimming dinosaurs and walking pterosaurs.
Park customization got a big upgrade too, with new terrain tools and fun attractions like a Balloon Tour.
Mina the Hollower
Mina the Hollower is launching on October 31, 2025, for pretty much every major platform, including PS5, Xbox, Switch, and PC.
The new trailer shown at Summer Game Fest 2025 leaned into its gothic, Castlevania-inspired vibe, showing off Mina’s whip combat and cool burrowing ability.
The pixel art style is sharp and spooky, fitting the cursed island setting perfectly. Even better, there’s a limited-time demo available on Steam until June 16, where you can play the entire opening stage and first boss fight.
Deadpool VR
Deadpool VR is coming exclusively to Meta Quest 3 and 3S sometime in late 2025.
The Summer Game Fest trailer nailed Deadpool’s wild personality, with Neil Patrick Harris voicing him in a first-person brawler full of over-the-top violence and cheeky humor.
You’ll dual-wield pistols and katanas, pull off parkour moves, and get creative with brutal environmental kills. The story drops Deadpool into Mojoworld on a mercenary mission against Marvel villains, all with that signature fourth-wall-breaking style.
Dying Light: The Beast
Dying Light: The Beast is dropping on August 22, 2025, for PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.
It started as DLC but turned into a full standalone game starring Kyle Crane from the original. The trailer showed off some wild new beast mode powers where Crane taps into zombie DNA for insane strength and brutal combat. Expect the same parkour and survival horror action the series is known for, but with a new twist.
Mixtape
Mixtape is a coming-of-age adventure game from Annapurna Interactive.
The trailer caught attention with its unique, stylistic animation and quirky caricatures. One of the coolest highlights is its soundtrack, featuring classic tunes from bands like DEVO and Roxy Music.
While there aren’t many gameplay details yet, the art style and music alone have people pretty excited. No release date was announced, but it’s one to watch for fans of narrative-driven adventures and great soundtracks.
Towa and the Guardians of the Sacred Tree
Towa and the Guardians of the Sacred Tree was officially announced at Summer Game Fest 2025 and is set to launch on September 19, 2025.
Developed and published by Bandai Namco, this roguelike adventure will release on PC, PlayStation 5, and other consoles.
While story details are still scarce, it centers around Towa and a mystical Sacred Tree, promising a fantasy journey filled with roguelike mechanics like procedural generation and replayability.
Acts of Blood
Acts of Blood is an indie third-person beat ’em up set in a gritty, dystopian Bandung, Indonesia.
You play as Hendra, a law student who becomes a vigilante after his family is killed by a corrupt rival. The gameplay mixes brutal hand-to-hand combat, weapons like bats and guns, parkour moves, and destructible environments, making fights chaotic and intense.
Developed by solo dev Fajrul FN’s Eksil Team, the game currently has a Steam demo out, though the full release is in Summer 2026.
Scott Pilgrim EX
Scott Pilgrim EX, developed by Tribute Games with key creators from the original 2010 game, was revealed at Summer Game Fest 2025.
Scheduled for 2026 release on Switch, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, it’s a side-scrolling beat-’em-up with retro pixel art. Featuring seven playable characters, including Scott and Ramona, players explore a large, non-linear Toronto map inspired by classics like River City Ransom.
The game supports up to four-player co-op online and offline, and the story continues after the Scott Pilgrim Takes Off anime.
The First Descendant: Breakthrough
The First Descendant: Breakthrough trailer at Summer Game Fest was packed with exciting new content.
Launching on August 7, 2025, the update introduces a massive new semi-open battlefield filled with dynamic events and hazards. Players get to ride hover bikes for fast travel across the map, which also plays a role in a thrilling new 8-player raid featuring a huge boss. Swords are coming as a new weapon type, adding fresh combat options.
Plus, a new telekinetic Descendant with a run-and-gun style was revealed. The update also teases a cool NieR: Automata crossover and improved endgame features.
SCUM 1.0
SCUM finally announced its full 1.0 launch date: June 17, 2025.
This also marks the game’s long-awaited debut on consoles alongside PC. The new trailer showed off rugged island environments, improved combat, and deeper survival mechanics like diet and injury management.
Mindseye
MindsEye dropped a slick new trailer showing off cinematic action, third-person shooting, and some intense car chases in a futuristic city. You got a real taste of the blockbuster vibe with gunplay and driving all wrapped into one.
The game’s launching June 10, 2025, on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S, published by IO Interactive.
Hitman World of Assassination x 007 First Light
IO Interactive held a dedicated showcase focusing on Hitman World of Assassination. They revealed exciting updates, including a new suit, new weapons, and chips dropping from June 6 to July 6, 2025.
LEGO Party!
LEGO Party was revealed as a new multiplayer party game packed with classic LEGO humor and vibrant, colorful worlds.
The trailer showcased a variety of fast-paced mini-games inspired by LEGO themes, with support for local and online play for up to four players. Players can customize their minifigure avatars with unlockable outfits and accessories, adding a fun personal touch.
While a specific release date wasn’t announced, the game is planned for consoles and PC shortly in 2025.
Wild Gate
Wild Gate got a brief mention during the rapid-fire announcements, confirming it’s coming to PC and consoles sometime in 2025.
We got a close look at its quick-paced gameplay and FPS mechanics, but it was mostly just a quick teaser in the showcase lineup.
Blighted
Drinkbox Studios surprised with the reveal of Blighted, a new Metroidvania action RPG set in a twisted, dark world.
Known for hits like Guacamelee! and Nobody Saves the World, the studio promises another creatively crafted adventure. The reveal was a global premiere that built excitement for what’s next from Drinkbox, though we’re still waiting on more detailed looks or a release date.
ILL
ILL got a brief but memorable spotlight during the main showcase. The teaser trailer leaned heavily into its signature grotesque, body-horror visuals, emphasizing the game’s unsettling and visceral tone.
Although the trailer didn’t reveal much about gameplay or story, it reinforced ILL’s reputation for disturbing aesthetics. The game is confirmed to be coming to PC via Steam, but no specific release date was shared.
Mecha Break
Mecha Break stole some spotlight with a fresh trailer revealing its Fall 2025 release window.
This mech survival game centers on fast-paced, large-scale battles with fully customizable mechs. The trailer showed off destructible environments and hinted at both team-based and PvE/PvP modes.
While specific platforms weren’t detailed again, PC and consoles are expected.
Infinitesimals
Infinitesimals were officially revealed with a cool trailer. The game puts you in control of tiny characters navigating a world that feels gigantic from their perspective, full of oversized plants, animals, and objects.
The trailer highlighted action, exploration, and traversal challenges seen through this miniature lens.
Street Fighter 6
Capcom officially announced Street Fighter 6 Years 1-2 Fighters Edition, a bundle that includes every DLC fighter released in the first two years.
This edition gives players access to the full roster of Year 1 and Year 2 characters without missing a beat. It’s set to launch in June 2025 and will be available on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, Steam, and Nintendo Switch 2.
Last Flag
Last Flag was revealed as a vibrant 5v5 multiplayer capture-the-flag shooter set in a funky 1970s-inspired televised game show.
Developed by Night Street Games, co-founded by Dan Reynolds (Imagine Dragons), the game features fast-paced matches with no permanent eliminations – instead, players respawn through a “vacuum tube” mechanic.
The game promises all content included at launch with no pay-to-win, aiming for chaotic, stylish gameplay on consoles and PC.
Wuchang: Fallen Feathers
Wuchang: Fallen Feathers dropped an action-packed trailer, giving fans a final preview before its release.
The footage leaned heavily into its Soulslike vibe, showing intense, methodical combat against massive enemies and epic bosses. The game’s dark, atmospheric setting draws inspiration from ancient China, with the protagonist wielding a diverse arsenal of weapons and abilities.
Scheduled to launch on July 24, 2025, Wuchang will be available on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC.
Wu-Tang: Rise of the Deceiver
Wu-Tang: Rise of the Deceiver was revealed as a cooperative action RPG for up to four players.
The trailer showed off a striking mix of Afro-surrealism and anime-inspired visuals, with mystical powers and intense combat sequences. Players explore the Shaolin social hub, customizing their combat style with gear and “Jewels.”
The game ties into the upcoming Wu-Tang horror film Angel of Dust and is confirmed for PC and consoles, though no release date has been announced yet.
Mongil: Star Dive
Mongil: Star Dive was spotlighted with a fresh trailer showcasing its anime-style action RPG gameplay.
Developed by Netmarble Monster with Unreal Engine 5, the game lets you explore a huge world, tame monsters, and battle using teams of three unique characters.
The next beta test kicks off June 20, with the game launching on the Epic Games Store.
Into the Unwell
Into the Unwell made a striking debut as a new action roguelike with a seriously cool black-and-white animation style that feels like a throwback to classic cartoons.
The reveal happened during the main showcase and quickly grabbed attention for its unique look and challenging gameplay vibes, though not much was shared about the story, platforms, or release date yet.
Splitgate 2
Splitgate 2 has been in open beta since May, already featuring new modes, weapons, cosmetics, and a map editor for custom creations.
At the event, 1047 Games teased a “massive surprise” described as the biggest part of the game, but details weren’t revealed immediately. A new cinematic trailer focused on the Sabrask faction and the deeper story around respawning was also shown.
Fans can expect more info on the surprise soon as Splitgate 2 expands its portal-based arena FPS action.
Stranger Than Heaven
Stranger Than Heaven, formerly known as Project Century, got its official reveal at Summer Game Fest 2025.
The game’s setting shifted from an earlier tease of 1915 to 1943, hinting at a darker, historical backdrop.
While we didn’t see gameplay or get info on platforms or release dates yet, the reveal definitely sparked interest thanks to its mysterious vibe and intriguing narrative potential.
Resident Evil Requiem
Resident Evil 9 was officially revealed as Resident Evil Requiem. The big news is it’s launching on February 27, 2026, with a playable demo set to drop at Gamescom 2025.
The reveal trailer teased some dark vibes but kept story and gameplay details mostly under wraps. While platforms weren’t explicitly confirmed, expect it on current-gen consoles and PC. Capcom also sweetened the moment with a summer sale on older Resident Evil games.
Full Summer Game Fest event schedule
The list of devs and publishers working with Summer Games Fest is massive, with the below image only being a small portion of the studios showing off their games at the event.
| Date | Event | Description | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| June 3 | The State of Unreal | A presentation from Epic Games about the future of Unreal Engine. | 6:30AM PT/9:30AM ET |
| June 4 | State of Play | PlayStation suddenly announced a State of Play presentation coming just before the Summer Game Fest main show. | 2:00PM PT/5:00PM ET |
| June 6 | Summer Game Fest | This is the main event. The majority of the year’s biggest reveals will be here. | 2:00PM PT/5:00PM ET |
| June 6 | Day of the Devs | An indie game showcase that immediately follows Summer Game Fest. | 4:00PM PT/7:00PM ET |
| June 6 | BALL x PIT | A presentation entirely made around the story of BALL x PIT and its solo dev, Kenny Sun. | 5:00PM PT/8:00PM ET |
| June 7 | Wholesome Direct | A presentation entirely based around wholesome games. If you’re a Stardew Valley kind of person, this is for you. | 9:00AM PT/12:00PM ET |
| June 7 | Women-Led Games | This block is entirely dedicated to games that are developed by women. Other than that it isn’t clear what kind of games we can expect. | 10:00AM PT/1:00PM ET |
| June 7 | Latin American Games Showcase | A block dedicated solely to Latin American Indies, with over 50 games being shown off from the region. | 11:00AM PT/2:00PM ET |
| June 7 | Southeast Asia Games Showcase | Indies coming from Southeast Asia will be shown off here. | 12:00PM PT/3:00PM ET |
| June 7 | Green Games Showcase | This time slot is dedicated to how some games are driving real-world change and trying to help the environment. | 1:00PM PT/4:00PM ET |
| June 7 | Frosty Games Fest | Frosty is all about games coming from Australia and New Zealand. Hollow Knight was made by an Aussie dev, so who knows what we’ll see? | 4:00PM PT/7:00PM ET |
| June 8 | Xbox Games Showcase | Aside from the main Summer Game Fest, this is the biggest showcase. It’ll be immediately followed by a direct focused solely on The Outer Worlds 2. | 10:00AM PT/1:00PM ET |
| June 8 | PC Gaming Show | Boasting 15 exclusive game reveals, this conference will focus on what’s next for PC gaming. | 12:00PM PT/3:00PM ET |
| June 8 | Death Stranding 2 Showcase | A presentation entirely dedicated to Death Stranding 2. | 7:00PM PT/10:00PM ET |
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