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Summer Game Fest 2025: All Games & Announcements
Another year, another Summer Game Fest—Geoff Keighley’s yearly crusade to convince us that a parade of cinematic trailers and “world premieres” can still make our dopamine-starved brains feel something. And to be fair, he might’ve just pulled it off this time… mostly.
What started as E3’s cooler, younger cousin has now become gaming’s equivalent of a TED Talk with a budget. You’ll laugh. You’ll cry. You’ll wonder if that was really the final trailer for a game that already has three of them.
From surprise reveals to updates on games we’ve been hearing about since the dinosaurs had LAN parties, here’s every notable announcement, hype-worthy moment, and awkward celebrity cameo from Summer Game Fest 2025—served to you in digestible bites because, let’s be honest, you’re not watching a 2-hour livestream in June.
The bleak and brutally beautiful soulslike returns—Mortal Shell II drags you back into a crimson-drenched nightmare forged by ex-AAA devs now masquerading as an indie studio. Expect punishing combat, grotesque enemy design, and enough existential dread to keep your therapist employed.
From Raw Power Games comes Chronicles Medieval, a blood-and-mud-soaked journey through medieval Europe narrated by none other than Tom Hardy doing his best “grizzled warrior-poet” impression. The cinematic trailer flexed its gritty atmosphere and knight-on-knight brutality, promising a brutal crusade where honour is optional and limb removal is encouraged.
Bandai Namco is back on its anime bloodsucker nonsense with Code Vein II—a soulslike sequel that mixes Final Fantasy’s fashion budget with sharp-jawed anime character designs and plenty of moody brooding. Slated for 2026, it promises more stylish suffering, outrageous weapons, and enough melodrama to power a thousand AMVs.
Four years after teasing us with a concept trailer and a haunting vibe, the devs behind Little Nightmares—Section 9 Interactive—are back with End of Abyss, a top-down shooter soaked in dread. You’ll descend into increasingly nightmarish layers of hellish mystery, armed to the teeth and probably traumatised. It’s coming to PS5, Xbox Series X | S, and PC via the Epic Games Store.
The rodent noir returns with a fresh slice of gameplay—and this time, it’s got star power. Mouse: P.I. for Hire drops a new trailer confirming a 2025 release across Steam, Xbox, PlayStation (yes, even PS4), and Switch. The big cheese himself, Jack Pepper, will be voiced by none other than Troy Baker, because of course he is.
Winter is waging war in Game of Thrones: War for Westeros, a classic RTS set in the cutthroat chaos of the Seven Kingdoms. Developed by PlaySide Studios and launching on PC in 2026, you’ll command the Great Houses—or even the Night King himself—in solo conquests or all-out multiplayer brawls. Raise your banners, rally iconic heroes, and try not to get stabbed at a wedding.
Mundfish returns with Atomic Heart II, dragging us back into its gloriously twisted retrofuturistic fever dream. This sequel dials things up to a global scale, blending alternate-history chaos with expanded storytelling, deeper RPG mechanics, and even more “what the hell is that?” moments. Expect a living, reactive world where science, madness, and player freedom collide in explosive fashion.
No sooner had Mundfish dropped Atomic Heart II than they unveiled The CUBE, a MMORPG shooter that’s already shaking up the Atomic Universe. Picture a giant, levitating cube with spinning edges—mysterious, deadly, and full of secrets waiting to be cracked. Packed with intriguing storylines, addictive quests, and relentless progression, this one’s gearing up to keep players hooked for the long haul.
Capcom’s samurai saga slices back into the spotlight with a fresh trailer for Onimusha: Way of the Sword. Revealed last December at The Game Awards, this sword-swinging action game is sharpening its blades and unveiling “Formidable Foes,” promising epic duels and enough katana-flashing to satisfy any ronin’s bloodlust.
The strangest knockout of the fest, Felt That: Boxing throws a puppet-powered punch straight to the feels. Crafted by Sans Strings Studio and the animation wizards at Stoopid Buddy Stoodios, this quirky boxing game blends physics-driven chaos with heartfelt humour. It’s like Rocky meets The Muppets—but with more flailing limbs and way more charm.
Square Enix invites you to Killer Inn, a twisted 24-player murder-mystery action game set inside an ancient, unreachable castle where nothing is as it seems. Wolves lurk disguised among innocent lambs in an asymmetrical blood-soaked battle of wits. Killers stalk in plain sight, clues hide in the shadows, and trust is your deadliest gamble. Survive, deduce, deceive—or become the hunted in this brutal game of life and death.
Embark Studios drops a new trailer and launch date for ARC Raiders, a multiplayer extraction adventure set in a bleak, mechanised future Earth. Join the Raiders, scavenge a deadly surface, and carve out a life underground in Speranza. Survival’s the name of the game when a relentless threat looms overhead. Mark your calendars—ARC Raiders arrives on PC and consoles on 30 October 2025.
Kakao Games invites heroes to bend time and space in the Chrono Odyssey playtest. This next-gen MMORPG lets you join the Sentinels, wield godlike powers, and answer the call of the void. Ready to defy fate? Jump in on Steam from 20 to 22 June 2025, with full launch planned for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X | S.
Douze Dixièmes and Focus Entertainment unveiled a demo for MIO: Memories in Orbit at SGF 2025, and it’s out right now. Step into the circuits of android MIO in this captivating Metroidvania, navigating the sprawling Vessel—a colossal ark overtaken by rogue machines. Upgrade your skills, unravel dark secrets, and fight to save both ship and crew from total erasure.
WiredFly and Kong Orange serve up Out of Words, a handcrafted co-op platformer dripping with Coraline-style charm and eerie vibes. Perfect for those moments when you want to blame your partner for dying—again. Expect tight teamwork, tricky jumps, and just the right amount of frustration to keep things spicy.
Hanger 13 lifts the curtain on Mafia: The Old Country with a fresh story trailer, introducing us to the Torrisi Family and their less-than-legal business dealings. Set in a blood-soaked chapter of organised crime’s golden age, it’s all guns, guts, and greasy handshakes. The family business opens for good on 8 August 2025 for PS5, Xbox Series X | S, and PC via Steam.
Annapurna Interactive reveals LEGO Voyagers, yet another two-player co-op adventure announced at this year’s showcase, where you and your brick buddy build spaceships, blast off, and maybe strengthen your friendship—or test its limits. Play online or on the same couch, and thanks to the Friend’s Pass, only one of you needs to own the game. Coming soon to PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X | S, Switch, and PC.
Your favourite Nickelodeon heroes are getting a fantasy makeover in Nicktoons & The Dice of Destiny—a colourful, real-time RPG that rolls beloved characters like SpongeBob into a world of swords, spells, and chaos. Expect epic battles, fantasy tropes galore, and a multiverse mashup that feels like Saturday morning cartoons went LARPing.
They’ve been waiting in the dark—and now they’re very, very pissed. Available today, Lies of P: Overture brings a brutal new chapter to the twisted puppet nightmare, with fresh bosses, eerie new areas, and deeper dives into the haunted past of Krat. Time to sharpen your blade and prepare to suffer all over again.
From Serenity Forge comes a game that sounds like Doki Doki Literature Club! crashed face-first into Silent Hill. In this unsettling psychological life sim—allegedly based on a true story—you’ll renovate a neglected house, farm, cook, and tend to its eerie inhabitants… all while slowly realising something is very wrong. Domestic bliss has never been this disturbing.
The Seven Deadly Sins return—just not quite how you remember them. The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin is a sprawling open-world anime RPG that bends space, time, and canon in a wild reimagining of Britannia. Featuring fan-favourites, original characters, flashy real-time combat and tearjerker storytelling, this PS5-exclusive console version wants to be the definitive anime adventure.
Jurassic World Evolution 3 is stomping onto your screens later this year, as confirmed by a leaked trailer that fans instantly dissected like a raptor in a buffet line. The sequel adds long-requested features, including baby dinos (finally), smarter terrain tools, expanded customisation, and even flying reptiles who now strut their stuff on land, launching 21 October 2025.
Yacht Club Games carved out a Halloween treat at Summer Game Fest with a fast-paced trailer for Mina the Hollower, revealing its 31 October launch date and an unexpected limited-time demo. Dive into gothic horror action where every swing of your shovel could be your last.
Brace yourself: Deadpool’s gone full chaos mode in VR. Pulled into Mojoworld, he signs a shady contract without reading the small print. He dives headfirst into a riotous, violent romp through the Marvel Universe—cursing, blasting, and bashing his way past familiar foes in a no-holds-barred adventure.
Think you’ve got the guts to survive Castor Woods? This isn’t a stroll in the park—it’s a brutal mashup of open-world action, survival, and horror that’ll have you running for your life and swearing like a sailor. Drops 22 August on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X | S. More will be revealed during IGN Live later today.
On their last night of freedom, three friends dive headfirst into a dreamlike rollercoaster of teenage memories — skating, baseball, fireworks, and all the awkward firsts in between. It’s like your greatest hits playlist came to life, packed with iconic tunes from the legends of alternative rock. Coming soon to PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X | S.
This upcoming spiritual sequel to the Patapon games (back in the PlayStation Portable days) will be out on 25 July in Early Access form. If you love rhythm games, cute stylized creatures with four distinct playstyles, and toe-tapping soundtracks, this indie title might be something you jive with.
Try out the demo right now!
Bandai Namco unveiled Towa and the Guardians of the Sacred Tree, a fresh roguelike from developer Brownies. Think Hades vibes, but swapped for a mystical journey soaked in Eastern mythology and charm. Intriguing, mysterious, and promising plenty of replay value.
During SGF 2025, Acts of Blood took the spotlight—a raw, gritty hand-to-hand beat ’em up that channels the spirit of Sleeping Dogs. I’ve actually played the demo for this a while back and while a bit rough around the edges, this Indonesian solo dev gem by Fajrul FN shows serious promise for fans of brutal brawlers.
Tribute Games is back with Scott Pilgrim EX, a retro-inspired beat ‘em up that cranks the dial to eleven. Dive into a chaotic clash through space and time with seven playable heroes and a wild arsenal of combos to keep the punches flying. Set your sights on PC and consoles in 2026 for a brawl that’s equal parts nostalgic and fresh.
Following IO Interactive’s fresh 007 First Light reveal, the notorious Le Chiffre—Mads Mikkelsen’s menacing Casino Royale villain—makes his mark in HITMAN World of Assassination. Step into the shadows as this celebrity Elusive Target mission challenges you to outwit one of Bond’s deadliest foes. And the best part is that it’s available today.
Fresh from Summer Game Fest 2025, SMG Studio—the Aussie minds behind Moving Out—drop LEGO Party, a cheeky multiplayer bash that’s basically Mario Party in a brick-built world. With 60 mini-games, hundreds of mini-figures, and board games crafted entirely from LEGO, it’s your chance to scrap for Golden Bricks instead of Power Stars. Host Geoff Keighley didn’t hold back, boasting over a million LEGO bricks, 300 minifigures, and a mind-boggling 700 trillion possible combinations. Yep, that’s a lot of LEGO.
Drinkbox Studios, the creative force behind Guacamelee! and Nobody Saves the World, return with Blighted, an action RPG that throws you into a twisted western nightmare. Battle through a surreal, mind-bending world as you fight to reclaim your people’s lost memories. Wield the deadly, reality-warping power of the Blight and dive headfirst into a story dripping with mystery and chaos.
A debut for both Mundfish Powerhouse and Team Clout comes ILL, a grim, first-person action horror experience that drags you deep into a shadowy fortress overrun by an enigmatic entity. Brace yourself for a relentless nightmare filled with unpredictable monsters, bone-crunching dismemberments, and physics so real you’ll feel every gut-wrenching moment. This isn’t your average scare — it’s pure, unfiltered terror.
The online Mech PvP shooter that brings 3v3, 6v6, and chaotic PvPvE Extraction modes straight to your screen finally drops on 1 July. So time to suit up, lock and load, and prove who rules the mech battlefield.
Don’t let their size fool you—Infinitesimals packs a colossal adventure. Join Captain Awkney and his crew as they scour the cosmos for a new home, navigating dangers way bigger than themselves. From Cubit Studios, this epic quest lands on PS5, Xbox Series X | S, and PC via Epic Game Store in 2026. Small scale, huge impact.
From the indie devs at Night Street Games comes Last Flag, a lightning-fast 5v5 shooter that throws you into a wild televised competition. With strategy, teamwork, and pure chaos all wrapped into one, it’s Capture the Flag like you’ve never seen before. This debut title packs heart and high stakes in equal measure.
Yes, this is real. Wu-Tang: Rise of the Deceiver is a full-on co-op brawler where you fight alongside the Wu-Tang Clan in a surreal, anime-inspired dreamworld to save Shaolin from corruption. Ghostface Killah guides you, the drip is customisable, the enemies are wild, and the soundtrack? Wu classics plus new heat from Just Blaze.
Coffee Stain Publishing just pulled back the curtain on Into the Unwell, a deranged co-op action roguelite from indie newcomers She Was Such A Good Horse. Shown off during Summer Game Fest, the game is heading to Steam Early Access “soon.”
The Like a Dragon devs have revealed the official name of their latest game, originally teased as “Project Century” at the 2024 Game Awards, Stranger Than Heaven. Set in 1943 Japan, this mysterious new title marks a dramatic shift for Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio. It’s not Kiryu’s turf anymore—expect something bolder, stranger, and possibly even more heartfelt.
Fighting game fans can look forward to a third season of Street Fighter 6 characters, made a tad humorous with wrestling superstar Kenny Omega. Here’s the list:
Sagat – Summer 2025
C. Viper – Autumn 2025
Alex – Early Spring 2026
Ingrid – Late Spring 2026
The next mainline Resident Evil game finally has a name — Resident Evil Requiem. Capcom’s ninth entry in the legendary survival horror series promises an all-new era of sheer terror. Launching 27 February 2026 for PS5, Xbox Series X | S, and Steam, the undead are back… and they’re bringing the chills with them.
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