The showcase returns with over 40 announcements for indie and triple-A titles, hosted by Alix Wilton Regan and Troy Baker.
The fire rises as the first Batman game in seemingly forever launches on May 22nd. Here's what you should know beforehand.
Back-to-back updates in the same week? You would think it highly unlikely, but the developer has delivered the goods once again.
While a little too eager to spill its narrative guts, Unknown Worlds retains the same endearing exploration (with some twists).
Almost three years after its initial announcement, Circle 5's asymmetrical multiplayer title will launch on PlayStation 4.
"I don't want to touch that with a 10-foot pole. Or even a grav gun separating me from that 10-foot pole," says Chet Faliszek.
The movement shooter, which reportedly includes grappling hooks and wall-running, is apparently being announced later this year.
PlayStation fans could yet see the return of Jak and Daxter, Sly Cooper, and many other iconic IPs, though when is anyone's guess.
Instead of sending out review copies, Rockstar will allegedly fly journalists out for a review event instead to ensure maximum security.
Following a seemingly innocent Twitter poll, CEO Asha Sharma unveiled an all-caps version of the gaming division's name.
Naoki Hamaguchi also comments on how events can be interpreted, calling the discussion a "clear sign that this design is working."
Despite consisting of Premium Edition owners and those who upgraded on Game Pass, the open-world racer is off to an incredible start.
Palace chases, slapping competitions, and more await, but there's also a new weapon type, co-op mode, and homesteads coming.
Players can also expect numerous improvements to Blight Encounters, wrecks, Biomods, the base builder tool, and much more.
Bungie is also working on a brand-new zone that dabbles more in "alien elements and mind warping debuffs" for the future.
The developer hasn't clarified whether regular updates, including bug fixes and balance changes, will continue for the co-op mode.
Playground Games' latest is currently only available in advanced access, but it's garnered nearly 169,000 concurrent players on Steam.
Shortly after announcing more than one million copies sold, Unknown Worlds' survival crafting title has reached another big milestone.
There are also wolf and bear type mounts to register, and a long-awaited fix for a late-game mission featuring some dragon combat.
A new overview trailer explains how its four distinct sub-games, each with differing mechanics, will intersect in unique ways.
