The Switch 2 version was confirmed alongside a new video that showcases the game's developers and how they designed the title.
Capcom, Annapurna, Microsoft, Team Ninja, and DICE have several programs and showcases to watch out for over the four days.
The gameplay in Bounty Star revolves around players taking on missions to get cash and resources to upgrade their mech and garage.
The co-op adventure from Light Brick Studio (LEGO Builder's Journey) will release for Xbox Series X/S, PS4, PS5, PC, and Nintendo Switch.
Former Annapurna Interactive employees had reportedly expressed their desire to take over Private Division earlier this year.
The latest trailer for Wheel World, revealed at PC Gaming Summer Showcase 2025, also gives us a look at exploration and racing gameplay.
The cozy management title follows a warrior named Alta, who begrudgingly takes up a job managing a tea shop in a forest.
The two will partner again on Geometric's next game, which, according to the studio, is "unlike anything" it's developed in the past.
Retailing for $12.99, the rhythmic action title supports 4K and 120 FPS while also taking advantage of the DualSense's haptic feedback.
The development team behind Niddhog talks about their inspiration for the title and how it's their "most ambitious project" to date.
The management title launches on March 11th for Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC, and follows former warrior Alta as she runs a tea shop.
Harness Teen's unique posture in uvula's unorthodox narrative adventure, coming to Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, PC, and Game Pass.
Confirmed titles include Wheel World, Wanderstop, Morsels, Skin Deep, to a T, Faraway, Lushfoil Photography Sim and a "few more surprises."
The new company, which currently doesn't have a name, will work on Private Division's titles like Tales of the Shire and Kerbal Space Program 2.
"We’re working hard on both titles to meet fans’ expectations," says series producer Motoi Okamoto.
The Stanley Parable's Davey Wreden reveals that the cozy title was "borne out from a lot of inner stress I was experiencing."
Simogo and Annapurna Interactive's mystery adventure game launched to much acclaim for Nintendo Switch and PC earlier this year.
"Reading the tea leaves, it has become clear that Wanderstop needs a tiny bit more time to fully bloom," writes developer Ivy Road.
The upcoming horror title is seemingly unaffected by the recent resignation of Annapurna Interactive's entire staff last month.
Remedy's Thomas Puha clarifies the developer's agreement with the company following the resignation of Annapurna Interactive's staff.
