We’re obviously excited and can’t wait to see what the latest edition of the event brings to the table. But we’re also hoping that it gives us news about a few titles we’re quite excited about. Without further ado, here are the things we’d love to see at The Game Awards 2025.

1. Fallout 3 Remastered Reveal Trailer

We’re itching at the chance to dive right back into what’s close to the best Fallout title we’ve played. With Bethesda doing a great job of bringing The Elder Scrolls: Oblivion back to life, we can’t wait to see what the studio does with a title that has the potential to have this one among the best remakes/remasters out there.

Given how the studio managed to modernize another of its classics, a trailer for this one would be quite nice, allowing us all to see just how well the remaster manages to recapture the magic of the original.

2. GTA 6 Trailer

Given the delay to this highly aniticpated title, we’d say it’s about time that Rockstar gives us more concrete news about it, It’s probably safe to guess that the game is atleast ready for a trailer at TGA 2025, and it would definitely reassure the gaming community at large that the game is indeed coming in 2026, given how much hype it already has behind it.

This is an opportunity to showcase what it can do, and we sure as hell hope Rockstar is ready to show off its upcoming flagship title.

3. Half-Life 3 Reveal Trailer

The rumor mill has already hinted at a reveal for Half-Life 3 at TGA, and we’re definitely hoping that it got things right this time. While Valve has chosen to let us stew in its silence on this one, that’s not to say that there is any good reason why the studio should choose to make an announcement about a title that’s going to bring back fond memories of the games that came before it.

Once again, it’s an opportunity to bring back a dormant franchise back to the mainstream and enthrall legions of players while you’re at it. Let’s hope Valve sees things the same way we do!

4. Alien Isolation 2

The next chapter of Alien Isolation is a fine choice for a reveal at TGA, considering just how well the first title managed to recapture the magic of the franchise as its players made their way to a desolate facility overrun with Xenomorphs.

With the first game’s story giving us the impression that things were only beginning to heat up, it’s more than about time that the next instalment makes itself known, and gives us an end to the agonizing wait for this follow-up to the first title.

5. The Next Metro Game Reveal Trailer

We think it’s safe to say that you’d agree that it’s about time we got a new Metro game. With speculation rife about a potential reveal at TGA 2025, this is another batch of rumors that have us hoping for their credibility.

A blend of Last Light and Exodus would certainly be a great addition to the franchise, and a trailer showcasing how the game could be the one that cements its future in modern gaming.

6. Max Payne 1 + 2 Remake Reveal Trailer

It’s always good to hear back from old friends, and Max Payne definitely fits the bill. A remake of both the first two games is already on the cards, with Remedy and Rockstar collaborating to bring both titles into one comprehensive package.

We’re hoping to see a trailer of what that new title could bring to the table, and perhaps get ourselves hyped up to dive back into an adventure that has given us so many fond memories.

7. OD

Hideo Kojima and Jordan Peele collaborating on a horror title? Sign us up! We’re hoping to hear more about this game at TGA 2025, especially after knowing that Kojima was a part of a Silent Hill title before his infamous fallout with Konami.

This is a horror title that could change the genre if you consider the prodigious skill sets of its makers, and is definitely something we want to hear more about, no matter the occasion.

8. Metal Gear Solid 1 Remake

After Naked Snake’s current-gen debut, it’s only natural to want a franchise that’s been a source of so many fond gaming-related memories to get to us sooner rather than later. We’re hoping that Konami builds on the momentum it has achieved with Delta: Snake Eater, and brings us more remakes of a franchise that continues to be a crucial part of modern gaming.

If the previous remake was any indication, this is a title that’s going to be faithful to the original that inspired it while also making it relevant enough to appeal to newcomers as well.

9. The Next Wolfenstein

We loved The New Order and also enjoyed The New Colossus, which makes us believe that six years is way too long without a Wolfenstein game in the making. Here’s to hoping that TGA 2025 ends that long wait, and that a new title in a franchise that was part of our early gaming years hits the stage and puts it back on the map.

10. Ace Combat 8

It’s been a while since we’ve heard from the Ace Combat series since 2019’s Skies Unknown. With the game’s producer already giving cryptic hints about a new game, TGA 2025 might just be the best place to make it official.

It’s going to be great to see the franchise come to life with Unreal Engine 5-powered visuals and any potential tweaks to the gameplay loop that Bandai Namco chooses to bring to the table.

11. Kingdom Hearts IV

It’s been a while since this one was announced, and we’re hoping to hear more about it at TGA. A face-off between Sora and Heartless is surely going to come with a lot of twists and turns we weren’t expecting, and this is a game that we’ve been excited about for a very long time.

Fans of the franchise are sure to share our sentiments, and this is a title that needs to be a part of the festivities and might even prompt some folks to continue celebrating long after the event is over.

12. Final Fantasy Remake Part 3

With the game’s director recently stating that it’s more or less complete, TGA 2025 is the perfect stage to introduce this one to the world. We already know that the game is down to two final titles, with one being officially finalized at the end of the year.

Well, that time is almost upon us, and we’re sure that the game is going to have something for us to chew on at TGA 2025. An update would do well to keep the hype up for a game that many are waiting for, after all.

13. New Light No Fire Trailer

A new IP from the makers of No Man’s Sky is obviously a massive draw, considering the success of the latter. It’s quite an ambitious effort from Hello Games, although its premise and new world might be different from the studio’s previous offering.

A new trailer showcasing the game’s many pillars and gameplay loop is definitely something we’re not willing to wait for, and we’re hoping that TGA is a great occasion for more news.

14. The Division 3 Revealed

The developer might have managed to begin a revival of its fortunes, but so much hinges on its upcoming projects that the studio must get things right. Fortunately, this is a studio that has no dearth of talent that can help it regain its footing, and The Division is one among them

Let’s hope that the developer manages to get its resolutions for 2026 in place before TGA 2025, and that this highly anticipated title is a part of those plans.

15. The Wolf Among Us 2

It’s rare that we have the patience to wait for a sequel to an awesome game for nearly twelve years. However, our patience has now run thin, and we’re hoping that Telltale Games gives us a snippet about a sequel to one of our favorite episodic titles.

We look at it as a new season of a show that managed to capture our hearts and minds before vanishing off the map without a trace. We’re glad a sequel’s in the making, but would like to know more about it if its makers decide that TGA is a good place to give out more news.

And that’s a wrap on everything we’re hoping to see at TGA 2025. Let’s all hope that developers around the world feel the same way as we do, and bring all of their hard work to the spotlight that it deserves.

Sources that spoke to Areajugones reported the remake has been in development for “several years.” It’s allegedly in an early phase and one of Konami’s most “ambitious projects” for the coming years, which it will focus all efforts on following the release of Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater. There’s no information on the developer or a release date, but it’s reportedly only launching for PS5.

Regardless, it will be some time before an official announcement, even if Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater launches this year (according to PlayStation’s recent trailer for upcoming titles). Nevertheless, if true, it could be another big exclusive for Sony. Stay tuned for more updates in the meantime.

System Shock

System Shock is widely considered to be one of the best immersive sims of all time, and while the original still has an irrefutable charm to its aged gameplay – the game would undoubtedly benefit from a full-fledged remake. Thankfully, Nightdive Studios is working on just that – and the project looks really promising with completely redone visuals and smoothed out modern gameplay. System Shock remake releases for all major last-gen and current-gen console platforms and PC in March 2023, and those wanting to get a taste of the experience can try out a demo through Steam right now.

Before Konami was rumored to have licensed Silent Hill out to Bloober Team and a “prominent” Japanese developer, several reports stated that Sony was working on a new title in the series. Of course, there were also rumors of a Metal Gear Solid remake (which is separate from the recent report of the IP being “up for grabs). As part of this convoluted stream of rumors comes information from insider KatharsisT on ResetEra who states that Silent Hill is still in the works at Sony.

However, they noted that, “the studio has changed” and couldn’t disclose the new studio due to “personal reasons.” Even more interesting is that several Metal Gear Solid remakes are in the works with Bluepoint handling development. With regards to Silent Hill and whether it was being developed by internal Sony studios or published by the company, we’re going to have to wait for more details. Unfortunately, when it comes to Castlevania, the franchise “was in discussion” but that’s apparently it.

The insider noted that their information has been vetted by ResetEra’s staff but take it with a grain of salt regardless. With E3 2021 coming up in June, all kinds of rumors are beginning to circulate like Kojima Productions reportedly in talks with Microsoft for publishing its next title. Stay tuned for more details and potential bombshell announcements in the coming months.

Last week we reported that Airam Hernandez, the developer who is working on an Unreal Engine 4 remake of Metal Gear Solid, was teasing some big information about his project. Now he has tweeted that he has been working on a “really important” update and will let players know when the time right. So what is this update?

Well, in order to know more, we have to wait. On the remake’s official Twitter feed it was revealed that the big news will be coming on 14th March. That is quite a long way to go and it makes me wonder why players need to hold out for more that a month to find out what that information is.

For those expecting that a release date will be revealed on that day, well, hold on to your horses. The developer confirmed that the release date won’t be revealed that day. It will be interesting to see what that information/update is. We will keep you updated as this pans out.

Sorry for no updates over the last few days, preparing for something really important , will update when the time is right #MGSRemake

— The Fan Legacy: MGS (@ShadowMosesGame) February 4, 2016

Wait for what is coming. #MGSRemake pic.twitter.com/lhVXg1wKcB

— The Fan Legacy: MGS (@ShadowMosesGame) February 5, 2016

And to clarify… that date IS NOT a release date, by any means, just a nice update for you all!

— The Fan Legacy: MGS (@ShadowMosesGame) February 5, 2016

An independent developer has been working on an Unreal Engine 4 remake of the best stealth game ever: 1998’s Metal Gear Solid. Airam Hernandez, the man behind the remake has been working on this project for several months and has also released a trailer (which looks fantastic by the way) but it must be noted that Konami owns the IP and they can shut down the project.

In 2014, a similar project was shut down by Konami after a team of developers were working on the remake of the original Metal Gear (the one released in 1987). It must be noted that Konami first greenlit the project but then decided to back out. Furthermore, Konami also shut down Metal Gear Philanthropy 2 a follow up to an amazing fan made Metal Gear Solid movie. In short, Konami is serious about its IP and understandabli so.

However the developer who is working on the remake is teasing new information about the game. You can check out the series of tweets below but I am speculating that the project has possibly been greelit by Konami, which means that they can go ahead with the remake. It may also mean that Konami is officially funding this project but this is most likely off the cards since the Japanese company won’t outsource its famous series to an unknown entity.

We will see how it all pans out and we will keep you updated as this builds.

Big news behind the scenes, things are getting exciting on our end! Watch this space #MGSRemake

— The Fan Legacy: MGS (@ShadowMosesGame) February 1, 2016

@StefanoTini1 I wish we could, just keep your eyes peeled!

— The Fan Legacy: MGS (@ShadowMosesGame) February 1, 2016

Something major is brewing at the moment if we can make it happen, our lips our welded shut though! #MGSRemake

— The Fan Legacy: MGS (@ShadowMosesGame) January 27, 2016

The amount of important, awesome people this project has allowed us to contact has really showed us how many people want this game to happen

— The Fan Legacy: MGS (@ShadowMosesGame) January 28, 2016

Metal Gear Solid creator Hideo Kojima may have his hands full with Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain and Silent Hills but there is still some interest in remaking the original Metal Gear Solid games.

On his official Twitch channel, Kojima stated that, “Personally, I’m not too fond of remakes. But I would have to go with MGS1. If it was going to be a remake, I wouldn’t want to make a standard remake, but something similar to what Planet of the Apes is doing: Bringing the best of the past to the present and doing something new.”

Perhaps the one real remake of Metal Gear Solid was Silicon Knights’ The Twin Snakes, which released on the Nintendo Gamecube. The game wasn’t radically different from the original except for its optional first person view and revamped visuals. Would you like to see Kojima try his hand at a remake? Let us know in the comments.