Featured publishers still include Ubisoft, Failbetter Games, Devolver Digital, and Astra Logical. However, you can also look forward to announcements from 11 bit studios, Ghost Ship Publishing and Gameswing, Krafton, People Can Fly, Dear Villagers, Blumhouse Games, and many more. Saber Interactive, Shiro Games, Aspyr, and Level Infinite have also been confirmed.

Based on the publishers, we can probably expect updates on The Alters, Frostpunk 2, Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2, Lost Rift, Delta Force, and much more. We may also see the next update for Assassin’s Creed Shadows, which goes live in June and adds a new story quest, immersion settings, and more.

The jury is still out, but host Sean “Day[9]” Plott confirmed that the offerings range “from indie to triple-A.” Stay tuned for more details and updates as the showcase draws nearer.

These include Ubisoft (Assassin’s Creed Shadows), Failbetter Games (Sunless Skies), Devolver Digital (Enter the Gungeon 2) and Astra Logical (Castle Craft). Additional publishers and developers will likely be announced, but this lineup offers enough hints at potential reveals.

For example, Ubisoft could offer a release date for Shadows’ first story expansion, Claws of Awaji, and potentially detail upcoming features from its Year 1 roadmap. Devolver could provide a release date for Enter the Gungeon 2, which is also coming to Nintendo Switch 2.

Time will tell, so stay tuned for further updates. Before the PC Gaming Show, you can look forward to other showcases like Summer Game Fest on June 6th, 2 PM PDT; the Future Games Show Summer Showcase on June 7th; and the Xbox Games Showcase and The Outer Worlds 2 Direct on June 8th at 10 AM PDT.

Timings will be revealed closer to the showcase’s date, but you can look forward to teases for the appearing titles in the coming months. Though it isn’t confirmed, it’s likely that Sean “Day[9]” Plott, Mica Burton and Frankie Ward could return as hosts. You can also probably expect its theme to connect to current technology trends (for better or worse).

And while it’s far too early for details, The PC Gaming Show: Most Wanted is also returning later this year. The show also features new game announcements and trailers, though the main goal is outlining the publication’s Top 25 Most Wanted titles for the coming year. As always, stay tuned for more details and updates.