The Game Awards host Geoff Keighley is uniting nearly every major publisher for a four-month cavalcade of news, trailers and game demos.
Times are weird. Nearly every technology and video game convention has been cancelled this year, and even the most stalwart of industry staples – E3 2020 – was postponed in response to the coronavirus epidemic.
But in its absence, The Game Awards host Geoff Keighley has created an event to unite the industry called Summer Game Fest. This online season of events will bring together 16 of the industry’s largest publishers from Microsoft and Sony to Activision, Valve, Bethesda and Blizzard in a four-month cavalcade of news, trailers and game demos.
From May until August, the Summer Game Fest will partner with these publishers to release updates on current game projects and announce new titles across social media platforms.
