With Tokyo Game Show 2025 getting closer and closer, various gaming companies have started revealing what titles we will see presented at the event. Koei Tecmo is the latest in this, with its page on the official TGS website confirming that it will be bringing three of its major titles tot he show – Nioh 3, Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment, and Ninja Gaiden 4.
The titles will be available on both of the business days, from September 25 to 26, as well as both of the public days, from September 27 to 28. Along with the games, Koei Tecmo will also feature merchandise from across its various games, ranging from Atelier Yumia acrylic figures and tapestries, to Dynasty Warriors: Origins keychains, and Nioh 3 T-Shirts.
Several companies are slated to be present at Tokyo Game Show 2025, with an announcement from July confirming that Sony Interactive Entertainment, Capcom, Sega, and Kojima Productions will also be present alongside heavy hitters like Square Enix and Koei Tecmo. The announcement for the event was made with a trailer, which also featured new art work that was made specially for the event by organiser Computer Entertainment Supplier’s Association.
“I am truly happy to have received so many reactions to the teaser illustration,” said artist Zashiki Warashi about the artwork’s reveal. “I drew it with a feeling of gratitude towards those involved in game production. I put my heart into it despite the pressure of such a prestigious event like TGS. I would be happy if visitors to TGS enjoy it even a little!”
While more details are getting revealed over time, TGS 2025 is slated to feature 772 exhibitors, out of which 473 will be Japanese companies. The venue will feature more than 4,000 booths across a massive exhibition space, with the booths including developers and publishers from across the indie and AAA gaming industries.
Interestingly, recent reports have indicated that Microsoft is looking to make a big splash at Tokyo Game Show 2025 with a brand new announcement. According to the report, the company will be announcing Forza Horizon 6 at the event. However, considering the nature of rumours, anything short of an official announcement should be taken with a grain of salt.
The rumour comes courtesy of an Instagram post by Japanese vehicle maker Kei, which indicated that Japan would be the venue for the Forza Horizon franchise’s in-game Horizon Festival, which tends to be the excuse to give players access to a massive open world map with a variety of driving-based activities.
Tokyo Game Show 2025 is the next major event after Gamescom earlier this month. Typically, major announcements aren’t made at TGS. Rather, the event serves as a way for professionals from across the industry to meet together and present playable demos to each other and the public at large. TGS does get a few announcements every now and then, but the event is known for more details of already-announced games being revealed, rather than for the place where brand new titles are announced.
