Erin and the Survey Corps are back, and they’re as nimble and deadly as they’ve ever been, thanks to coordinated attacks, deadly weapons, and a determined desire to make the world a safer place, one Titan at a time. We get to see quite a few familiar faces, and some intense moments that might be familiar to those of you who’ve watched the anime or read the manga.

Of course, the Titans aren’t taking any incursions lying down, and they’re a perfect contrast to the Survey Corps’s speed with a level of ferocity accompanying the brute force of their attacks. Of course, it’s often a battle of wits that wins the day against Titans, and this one looks like you’re going to have to be quite precise with your attacks if you don’t want to end up as the nearest Titan’s next meal.

All in all, it’s business as usual for Erin and Co. in this one, but there’s also the promise of a new Scout Report that’s scheduled to arrive on July 1, 2026, to look forward to.

Bigby’s back, and he’s looking into a series of killings that suggest a deadly beast that he must hunt even as it hunts him. He’s joined by a new detective, and they need to work fast if they’re going to unravel the latest mystery. There’s a bit of workplace drama thrown in for them to navigate, and a nasty-looking tin man (seen in the last trailer) to take on, too. You know, the usual Telltale stuff.

For those of you who might have missed the original title, Telltale is bringing a remastered version of that one to current-gen consoles. The reveals confirm rumors that the studio was planning to lift the curtain on its latest title, whilst giving new players a chance to replay the first one and see what the fuss was all about. That’s out in the Holiday season, and could be the perfect way to enjoy your downtime.

We’re definitely on board for a refresher before we dive into The Wolf Among Us 2 in 2027 for PS5, PC, and Xbox Series X|S.

It’s an unsettling walk through a dark forest, with a voice on your comms setting the stakes by telling your character that you’ve only got one chance to fix whatever has gone wrong in the time since the first game came out so long ago.

There aren’t too many details in this short look at the game, but we can confirm that there’s a Xenomorph on the loose, in case you were getting lulled into a false sense of security. We can also confirm that it cuts quite the sinister figure, hunting you from the shadows before it leaps in for the kill. It looks as menacing as you would expect it to be, and taking it on is definitely not for the weak of heart.

In case you’ve forgotten, considering just how long it’s been since the first game released, this one’s set in the same universe as the films, ẃith the first game being successful enough to fuel a long chain of rumors and speculation about this one’s existence.

We can’t wait to hear more about this one from Creative Assembly, and the trailer below should easily demonstrate why that’s the case.

That might be faraway, but the trailer did drop some interesting hints at what awaits Makoto and the rest of the cast as the story unfolds. We already knew that he flees San Francisco, but we now know that his hopes of better treatment in his homeland are dashed thanks to his mixed heritage. The word gaijin immediately comes to mind. There are also hints at a quest for revenge, probably tied to the reason his mother was in America in the first place.

This one’s had us quite eager to see more of it ever since it was announced, thanks to a combat system that looks like it brings the best of Tekken to the table, and a bevy of other activities that could have you so steeped in being the showman of Makoto’s dreams it can be easy to forget about all the threats lurking about on the road to get there.

Of course, the revelation that got the biggest reveal was Tupac walking out of the shadows in a digital avatar that has captured the likeness quite well. he joins other well-known names like Snoop Dogg and Ado in a star-studded cast that’s sure to have us all tapping our feet when they drop the beat.