Summer Games Fest

Summer Game Fest 2022 is here and promises to deliver exciting game announcements and reveals. We've got the latest and most exciting news from Geoff ...

As leaked earlier, we have a "reveal" for The Last of Us Remake. This one was built from the ground up for PS5 and looks phenomenal. The original Joel and Ellie, Troy Baker and Ashley Johnson (respectively) will play a part of The Last of Us TV series. A public beta will happen in 2023 but hopefully, we'll see more footage before then. The game director also discussed The Last of Us TV series and how it feels similar to the video game. One of the games of the Summer - @Outriders Worldslayer is out June 30! The latter is a brand-new game from an indie studio, which is pretty cool! It will be fun to play as him again in the upcoming game. I have to assume we'll see game developers and industry folks pop up at one point or another. Congrats to you and the team for all the work to put the show together. These aren't all the games we'll see today, but they give us a good idea of what to expect. We expect to see reveals of previously announced games, but there's a chance we'll also see brand-new world premieres. While Summer Game Fest 2022 had its fair share of commercials (did we really need to see a trailer for Black Adam during a games show?), the ads didn't feel as blatant as they have in years past.

Keigh3 started with Call of Duty gameplay and a ton of release dates.

The game itself was initially supposed to come out in February but was delayed to August. The game is called Layers of Fears. It’s being made in Unreal 5. Nightingale is a co-op role-playing game with time travel elements set in a fantasy realm decked out in Victorian affectations. The Saints Row reboot, first announced last year, is getting a demo...for its character creator. Bloober Team, the folks behind last year’s polarizing The Medium, have a another psychological horror game in the pipeline. Bandai Namco showed off more gameplay for One Piece Odyssey, its turn-based RPG based on one of the most popular manga series of all time. The PS5 version, called The Last of Us Part I, is out September 2, 2022. Highwater, from Rogue Games, is a strategy game set in the future, on a version of Earth mostly submerged by water. Naughty Dog’s Neil Druckmann, rocking a new short haircut and a shirt that I’m 90% sure I own (from J. Crew), announced a standalone multiplayer game in the Last of Us universe. It’s rare for these sorts of events, but yes, we saw one game that had a vivid color palette. It’s set in the afterlife and is designed for speedrunning, marrying tight platforming and Doom-style first-person shooting with dating sim mechanics. Over the course of a streamed event that ran for two hours but felt like 2o, host Geoff Keighley ran through more trailers than an AMC pre-show.

Geoff Keighley's Summer Game Fest 2022 livestream featured announcements for The Callisto Protocol, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II, and The Last of Us Part ...

Naughty Dog’s big news actually leaked before Summer Game Fest: it’s releasing a remake of The Last of Us Part I for PlayStation 5 on September 2nd, and a version for PC is in development. Now it’s got a new trailer, which lists it as coming to PC, Xbox Series X and S, Xbox One, and Xbox Game Pass at an unknown date. Frost Giant Studios was founded by former Blizzard developers, including veterans from the StarCraft and Warcraft real-time strategy series, and just revealed its first title: a sci-fi-plus-demons RTS called Stormgate. Stormgate is supposed to “stay true” to the classic RTS formula. The sequel is being developed by French studio Microids, and it’s apparently coming to current- and next-gen PlayStation and Xbox consoles, Steam, and Nintendo Switch in winter of 2022. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II is months away from its October 28th release, and Summer Game Fest cast a little more light on what we’ll find there, showing a full playthrough of a level. The game is scheduled for release on current- and next-generation PlayStation and Xbox consoles, plus PC, in 2023.

All the new Summer Games Fest trailers · Street Fighter 6 · Aliens: Dark Descent · The Callisto Protocol · Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 · Flashback 2 · Witchfire ...

Some games aim to put a different spin on a familiar genre, but it seems Super People would rather give you more of the same but turn it up to 11. Midnight Suns returns from a lengthy delay with a trailer showcasing more of the chaotic fight against Lilith, Mother of Demons. The new trailer shows that Spider-Man will swing in to join the fray, but he’ll be up against some demonic versions of Hulk and Venom that are sure to prove a worthy challenge. It’s Supermassive’s follow-up to their 2015 teen slasher adventure game Until Dawn, widely considered as one of the best exclusives ever to hit the PS4. The Quarry is not so constrained, though, and will be available to PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X Puzzle platformer American Arcadia’s new trailer gave a deeper insight into the strange, 70’s dystopia that players will need to escape from when it arrives on PC and consoles. That’s appropriate, considering some of the devs are ex-Blizzard people, having previously worked on Warcraft and StarCraft. You can register now for a beta that’s coming in 2023. This time it looks like you and your pals will be taking a trip to the mountains and shooting the goodies out of some frost monsters. The Worldslayers DLC for 2021’s Outriders is imminent, with a release date at the end of this month (literally, June 30th). A lot of us here at RPS had honestly forgotten Outriders was a thing already, but fans of the three-player co-op looter-shooter will no doubt enjoy returning to the setting. It’s all very ominous, with plenty of scares to be had as the trailer cuts after one of those robot nasties lunges at the player from behind. A new trailer for dark fantasy FPS Witchfire showed the protagonist blasting their way through demons with a lovely range of chunky guns. So far it’s looking pretty similar to the original, but fortunately it’s been long enough for that to be a legitimately retro style by now. Is it bad to say that The Callisto Protocol feels more like an Alien game than the actual Aliens game we just saw a few minutes prior? We also got an extended first look at some proper gameplay footage, and the new trailer concludes on one of what promises to be many interesting death animations for long-suffering main character Jacob! So that’s nice.

From some official gameplay of the upcoming Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, to a first look to the decade delayed robot horror Routine, there was quite a lot to ...

The game was first teased in 2012 and now, a decade later, we have some incredibly creepy footage of the player walking around an abandoned spaceship full of terrifying humanoid robots. The new squad-based action game will see players take charge of a squadron of Colonial Marines against both the classic Xenomorph as well as a new enemy. The Callisto Protocol, much like the previously named title, is a sci-fi survival horror game, and was developed by Striking Distance Studios, which is made up of ex-Dead Space devs. It’s due for release on September 2nd. The announcement of a new Aliens game is always going to be met with mixed reviews. What we now have however, is news that it will be coming to PC, some official PS5 gameplay footage and news of how the game has changed beyond graphical improvements.

The Last of Us Part 1 is coming. Again. Naughty Dog copresident Neil Druckmann announced the news today during Summer Game Fest, the kickoff event of this ...

An HBO adaptation of the game is currently underway, starring Game of Thrones stars Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey. And, according to Sony, its sequel, The Last of Us Part II, has sold more than 10 million copies. Back in 2020, ahead of its highly anticipated sequel, The Last of Us Part II, leakers spread key information about the game, including major plot points. The Last of Us Part 1 is coming.

Summer Games Fest 2022 has come and gone. We received new game announcements from both AAA publishers and indie developers. Most exciting among the footage ...

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II is being shown off now. A new Alien game from 20th Century Fox game is being revealed. TMNT: Shredder's Revenge is being shown off now. Venom is currently being shown off first-hand. One Piece Odyssey is being shown off now. They're currently showing of The Callisto Protocol through a more "gorey" version of the trailer we saw recently. We're seeing footage of the upcoming JRPG in which the classic crew crashes on a mysterious new island and is trapped there. We're now watching a teaser for a new update to the game. Soul Hackers 2 is being shown off now with its english voice cast. Nightingale is a survival crafting game with intriguing magic systems and procedurally generated realms. It has a story mode of its own and can be played in a unique way, seemingly through multiplayer. Most exciting among the footage was The Last of Us Part 1, Street Fighter 6, and Fort Solis. Personally, my favorite reveal was Routine, a first-person horror game with a soundtrack from the legendary Mick Gordon.

Here's a no-fluff rundown of exactly what has been shown, announced, and discussed at this year's Summer Games Fest 2022.

And that’s that! Demo out now on all platforms. Here’s everything shown, announced, and confirmed at Summer Games Fest 2022. - More footage shown of Zenless Zone Zero, another game coming from the creators of Genshin Impact. - Neon White is coming out June 16th, 2022. - Indie game Highwater announced, coming 2022.

The Last Of Us Part I, Dwayne Johnson, and Witchfire were all highlights of a largely lackluster presentation.

Here's everything announced at the Summer Game Fest 2022 – from that brand new look at Street Fighter 6 in the broadcast's opening minutes to the impressive ...

A new showing of Gotham Knights gave us a more extended look at Nightwing, Batman's original Robin gone solo, Dick Grayson. In the gameplay on show we see more of Nightwing's fighting style - a mix of breakdancing and hitting people with sticks, as well as his specific form or aerial movement to speed across the rooftops - a miniature batwing that teleports in like a Fortnite glider. It's packed with characters from the long-running One Piece manga and anime - now stranded on a mysterious island - and the signature style of Eiichiro Oda has been applied to every last inch of the game's world. Tribute Games and Dotemu showed up at the Summer Game Fest to reveal a brand new slice of gameplay for its highly anticipated beat 'em up, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge. There were some radical pieces of news in the new trailer. As mysterious as it appears dangerous, the world of Nightingale looks gorgeous – a world that's being crafted by former Mass Effect devs who hope to conquer the survival genre with better world-building. The trailer gives you a good glimpse at what the upcoming game’s moment-to-moment gameplay feels like, with a cast of anime and sometimes animalistic characters taking turns to hack and slash their way through mechs as they dodge attacks. The presentation started off by looking like a recut of the iconic trailer for the long-MIA Dead Island 2 – which just so happens to have one of the greatest announcement trailers of all-time. This one looks like it's going to be a lot of fun, and we're desperate to get our hands on it. Between the showcase's bigger reveals, we saw the next step for People Can Fly's Outriders – a new slice of DLC named Worldslayer. Set in a frozen, icy area, it appears that a rift in the world is transforming its inhabitants in new ways which, as you might expect, results in a lot of chaos and violence. Of all the announced games that could have shown up in the Summer Game Fest, you'd have never ever have guessed this one. Developer The Astronauts is promising that Witchfire will feature no cutscenes, and will instead route its action through a constant and demanding stream of enemies. The originally named Flashback 2 will feature on all consoles, as per its Summer Game Fest showing, and looks to continue the first game's themes of sci-fi platforming, this time, somewhat expectedly, in 3D. Teased via a stylish cinematic set against footage of the original game, we weren't shown too much – but the very fact the series is being picked back up over three decades is interesting in itself. Titled Alien: Dark Descent, it's a squad-based, single-player action game that will task you with leading a group of soldiers, in real-time, through a terrifying Xenomorph outbreak on Moon Lethe. We'll need to lead strategically and act aggressively to survive Aliens: Dark Descent when it launches on PC and console in 2023.

Yes, there were some - Geoff Keighley's Summer Game Fest 2022 is off and running, with the opening showcase presentation f...

What was your favourite announcement from the show, Switch-related or otherwise? Pretty quiet on the Switch front, eh? Yes, there were a small handful!