All the big reveals from Sony, Microsoft, Summer Game Fest, the PC Gaming Show, and more.
The parade of 2024 summer gaming showcases has begun, and since no mortal gamer can hold this much news in their head at once, we're collecting all the big trailers and announcements here for you to peruse at your leisure.
The big news for PC gamers at May's Sony State of Play stream was no big surprise: God of War Ragnarök is on its way to Steam on September 19. Just make sure you have a PSN account...
More Sony State of Play news
Infinity Nikki and Ballad of Antara are headed to PC
A new hero shooter called Concord was revealed, and it looks interesting
The Silent Hill 2 remake will release in October
Dynasty Warriors: Origins is coming in 2025
Monster Hunter Wilds is full of 'harsh and unforgiving' weather
The biggest news at this year's Summer Game Fest, at least for us older PC gaming practitioners, was the announcement that Civilization 7 is on the way next year. We already knew Firaxis was working on the next game in the legendary grand strategy series, but it's nice to have it confirmed. The bad news is that they didn't reveal much—details won't come until August.
More Summer Game Fest news
There was lots for fighting game fans to chew on
The Stanley Parable dev Davey Wreden's next game is Wanderstop
Deckbuilding RTS Battle Aces was revealed—check out our hands-on preview
The developer of Furi and Haven is making a mountain climbing game
The maker of Choo-Choo Charles has a weird new game
Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 got a new trailer
The Finals season 3 was revealed
Dark and Darker returned to Steam
The new trailer for Renaissance soulslike Enotria was pretty sweet
Skate is still in pre-pre-alpha, but we got a Tim Robinson sketch
Roguelike hack-and-slasher Tears of Metal was revealed
Monster Hunter Wilds got a second trailer that heavily features mounts
There's a Power Rangers game coming, and it doesn't look bad
Th Silent Hill creator's next game, Slitterhead, looks sorta sick
We saw more of the Sekiro-like Phantom Blade Zero
Release date announcements
Alan Wake 2 expansion: Out now
Palworld update: June 27, 2024
Black Myth: Wukong: August 20, 2024
Quidditch Champions: September 3, 2024
Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero: October 11, 2024
No More Room in Hell 2: October 31, 2024
Even putting aside Hades 2, it's been a strong year for the action roguelike genre. The Rogue Prince of Persia released in early access and is really cool, we recently previewed Windblown, and at this year's Devolver Direct, former lead Dead Cells designer Sébastien Benard announced Tenjutsu. (It's not a roguelike, but 2D platformer Possessors looks pretty sweet, too.)
Below, find more news from showcases like Day of the Devs, Devolver Direct, Wholesome Direct, and the Future Games Show:
Access-Ability showcase featured innovations like a blindness-friendly city builder
UFO 50, originally scheduled to release six years ago, is out soon
We saw the first game from horror film producer Blumhouse
The Talos Principle 2: Road to Elysium was revealed
Cult of the Lamb is getting co-op
The Hyper Light Drifter studio revealed a new game called Possessors
Anger Foot got a July release date
New froggy colony sim Croakwood looks adorable
Digital Eclipse is making a Volgarr the Viking sequel
A demo for survival game First Dwarf is out now, features a dwarf in a mech
Bogdan's Cross is a game about a Templar knight/teddy bear 🐻
The official Starship Troopers co-op shooter has a full release date
We got a trailer for former Dragon Age lead Mike Laidlaw's Eternal Strands
Caravan SandWitch looks like an emotional, contemplative road trip on a desert planet
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