While some watch The Game Awards to see what won Game of the Year, most of us are here for the game reveals. This was probably one of the biggest lineups of announcements and reveals in the show’s…
While some watch The Game Awards to see what won Game of the Year, most of us are here for the game reveals. This was probably one of the biggest lineups of announcements and reveals in the show’s four-year history. Some of the big reveals include the announcement of Soulcalibur 6, Bayonetta 3, the existence of a new From Software title, a new title from Campo Santo and a four-player co-op title based on World War Z. We also saw new trailers from Hideo Kojima’s Death Stranding and 4A Game’s post-apocalyptic Metro: Exodus.
Check below for the full roundup of The Game Awards trailer reveals.
The novel-turned-movie is now an upcoming title from Saber Interactive.
Owlchemy Lab’s newest virtual reality title asks what happens when you stop going to work: vacation. It’s the follow-up title to the company’s successful virtual reality title Job Simulator.
This wild VR title, from Rick and Morty co-creator Justin Roiland and Stanley Parable creator William Pugh, is coming to PlayStation this month.
This teaser for fans of the Souls games was barely enough.
Campo Santo is returning with its second title In The Valley of the Gods, a single-player adventure where you explore a remote valley in Egypt in search of treasure.
Breath of the Wild’s second DLC focuses on the four Champions and Princess Zelda. It also gives Link a sweet motorcycle, and is out Thursday night.
Bandai Namco’s fighting game franchise is back after a long hiatus.
Teamwork!
While Bayonetta did come to PC, Bayonetta 2 is only available on Wii U, and is now getting more exposure on the Nintendo Switch.
Our favorite witch is back for a third game, a Nintendo Switch exclusive.
Welp. Kojima is back, and it’s still weird.
A “dark fantasy shooter” from The Astronauts, the team behind The Vanishing of Ethan Carter.
The open-world pirate game from Rare now has a launch date: March 20,2018.
A surprising new title from indie studio 10 Chambers Collector, led by the designer behind Payday and Payday 2.
Not only did we see the see the first gameplay for PlayerUnknown’s Battleground’ s new desert map, we also learned the release date for version 1.0, when the game comes out of Early Access.
See our other coverage of the 2017 Game Awards below.
