This year’s show is set to offer a look at a few of the most exciting upcoming titles coming out this year, with more than forty games included in the presentation, out of which eight will be world premieres of unannounced games. Additionally, interviews with the developers, gameplay footage, and new announcements will also be included in the show.

The Future Games Show Spring Showcase is set for Thursday, March 24, at 3 PM PT. Viewers can watch the official stream on event’s official social media channels.

This week seemed pumped and primed to finally kick off the big marketing push for video gaming this year. This would typically be the time of E3, but due to its cancellation a multitude of events rose up in its place. Most of those have been pushed back now because of growing unrest in the United States, and now we have two more shows following suit.

Both the PC Gaming Show and the Future Games Show have confirmed to be pushed back a week. The first was announced by PC Gamer, which you can see below, and then Future Games Show was announced to be pushed back not long after by PC Gamer’s sister site, GamesRadar.

Both shows were originally set to be on June 6th, but now they will both air June 13th instead. It’s quite interesting, especially since the Future Games Show was just announced a couple of days ago. These are the latest in a rash of gaming events to be delayed due to ongoing protests rocking America right now. We’ll keep you updated if more delays come.

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E3 may have been cancelled for the year, but this June is starting to step up now with many different digital events to take its place. We’ll have major reveals from platform holders, and lots of smaller scale events that feature a variety of publishers and developers. A new show has been announced to be coming later this week with the Future Games Show 2020 from the folks at GamesRadar+.

The event was announced today and will be coming on June 6th. It will be hosted by voice actors Emily Rose and Nolan North, as well as by GamesRadar+. It’s said to have a variety of game reveals, over 30 in fact, ranging from AAA titles to smaller indies. Publishers and developers like Curve Digital, Deep Silver, Devolver Digital, Hi-Rez Studios, Merge Games, Raw Fury, Red Thread Games, Square Enix, Team17, TeamKill Media, tinyBuild, and Walkabout Games are listed to have material at the show.

The show will air on the 6th at 2:30 p.m. PT. You can watch from several different platforms, including the official GamesRadar YouTube, Twitch, and Facebook. We’ll keep you updated as news comes from the event.