Every Upcoming Game Announced at Summer Game Fest 2025

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Ignacio Weil

Gaming - June 10th 2025, 22:00 GMT+2

Cropped Mortal Shell 2 — Mortal Shell 2

Swedish developer Cold Symmetry kicked off SGF with a heavy-metal bang, unveiling *Mortal Shell II* – a sequel to its brutal Dark Souls-like action RPG. The announcement trailer, complete with grisly enemies and a pounding metal soundtrack, showcases the game’s visceral close-quarters combat. PC Gamer highlights that this first reveal of SGF came from “Swedish studio Cold Symmetry” and describes the trailer as “absolutely grisly”. *Mortal Shell II* will launch on Steam in 2026, and it promises the same challenging combat, deep RPG mechanics, and visceral aesthetic that fans loved in the original. The reveal even notes that a Steam store page is already live, suggesting a serious PC focus alongside console versions. | © Summer Game Fest

You can watch the trailer here!

Cropped Death Stranding 2 — Death Stranding 2

Death Stranding 2: On the Beach is the PlayStation 5 exclusive sequel from Kojima Productions. Announced at SGF 2025, it continues Sam Porter Bridges’ journey to reconnect a fractured world. The SGF trailer (and a sit-down interview with Hideo Kojima) revealed a release date of June 26, 2025. The story picks up after the first game’s ending: Sam (with new companions by his side) embarks on “a mission of human connection beyond the UCA,” facing ghost-like enemies and the question “should we have connected?”. Kojima’s cinematic trailer showed breathtaking scenery and hinted at more Strand-like traversal and a larger cast. Death Stranding 2 is slated to ship June 26, 2025 on PS5. | © Summer Game Fest

You can watch the trailer here!

Cropped Chronicles Medieval — Chronicles: Medieval

Raw Power Games revealed an epic-feeling strategy title narrated by Tom Hardy. *Chronicles: Medieval* is an old-school knights-and-horses warfare sim, focusing on historical battles. In the CG trailer, Hardy intones “I sought no war, but war found me,” setting the tone for this medieval conquest game. The preview is mostly cinematic, showing period-authentic battles of armored knights and pounding hooves. The title will hit Early Access in 2026, giving players an old-school strategy experience complete with realistic cavalry combat. Fans of classic historical warfare games should keep an eye on this gritty new IP. | © Summer Game Fest

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Cropped Sonic Racing Cross Worlds — Sonic Racing: Cross Worlds

Sega revealed *Sonic CrossWorlds Racing*, a kart racer starring Sonic and friends. The announcement included a quirky competitor jab (calling out “another kart racing game”) and promised full cross-platform online play so friends across consoles can race together. Uniquely, the reveal showed a surprise crossover with *Minecraft*, introducing themed courses or characters in “CrossWorlds” style. Set for a September 2025 release, the game blends Sonic’s fast kart action with new crossovers. Fans can look forward to trademark speed-boost gameplay along with build-your-own track elements inspired by Minecraft’s voxel world. | © Summer Game Fest

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Cropped Code Vein 2 — Code Vein 2

Bandai Namco confirmed that the anime-style soulslike *Code Vein* will get a full sequel. The announcement came with a trailer showcasing the game’s dramatic combat and dark fantasy aesthetic. *Code Vein II* will continue the blood-draining horror RPG formula with more manga-inspired action. The game is scheduled for 2026, and fans of the original’s blend of action RPG and narrative style can expect new weapons, characters, and missions in the sequel. | © Summer Game Fest

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Cropped End of Abyss — End of Abyss

Former *Little Nightmares* devs at Section 9 Interactive, now backed by Epic Games Publishing, announced their next mystery adventure, *End of Abyss*. This spooky puzzle-platformer was teased at SGF with a cryptic trailer. Fans of *Little Nightmares* are especially excited as the game's got former devs from Tarsier Studios on board. The association hints at a similar moody, atmospheric vibe and intricate level design. Coming in 2026, *End of Abyss* will likely feature haunting visuals and clever puzzles – a strong pick for fans of narrative-driven indie titles and otherworldly exploration. | © Summer Game Fest

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Cropped Mouse P I for Hire — Mouse P.I. for Hire

MOUSE: P.I. For Hire is a unique noir-themed first-person shooter in development by FUMI Games and published by PlaySide. The game is styled as a 1930s black-and-white cartoon (with rubber-hose animation), and stars Jack Pepper – a hard-boiled private detective voiced by Troy Baker. SGF 2025 premiered the trailer, introducing Pepper and his damsel-in-distress case. Gameplay blends gritty FPS combat with puzzle-solving and exploration of the city of “Mouseburg,” which is rife with corrupt mobs and hidden secrets. MOUSE combines vintage aesthetic and jazz music with modern shooting mechanics. It is planned for release in 2025 on PC and consoles. | © Summer Game Fest

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Cropped Game of Thrones War for Westeros — Game of Thrones: War for Westeros

A new Game of Thrones strategy game was unveiled with a cinematic trailer showing Jon Snow in dire straits. Developed under license from the TV/IP franchise, *War for Westeros* promises classic strategy gameplay where the player decides Westeros’s fate, set to hit PC next year. With an emphasis on tactical decision-making amid iconic Game of Thrones lore, this title is sure to draw fans of the saga and war games alike. | © Summer Game Fest.

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Cropped Atomic Heart 2 — Atomic Heart 2 & The Cube

Building on the cult-hit Alternate-History action RPG, *Atomic Heart II* was announced as “in development” by Mundfish. The sequel’s trailer showed a futuristic Soviet-era world bathed in neon cyberpunk flair. RPG elements and player freedom are a special focus for the developers this time around. Mundfish also revealed a spinoff called *The Cube* – an ambitious MMO-shooter set on a gigantic rotating cube in the Atomic universe. Atomic Heart II has no release date yet, but fans can expect the same high-octane FPS action and bizarre alternate-history setting that defined the first game. | © Summer Game Fest

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Cropped MARVEL Cosmic Invasion — Marvel Cosmic Invasion

Marvel Cosmic Invasion is an upcoming arcade beat ’em up from Tribute Games and Dotemu. It features a huge roster of classic Marvel heroes battling cosmic villains in side-scrolling co-op action. SGF 2025 revealed two new playable characters (She-Hulk and Rocket Raccoon) in a new trailer. The game is styled like an old-school arcade brawler, with pixel-art graphics and fast-paced combat. It is set to release later in 2025 on PC, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4/5 and Xbox consoles. | © Summer Game Fest

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Onimusha Way of the Sword — Onimusha: Way of the Sword

Capcom’s reboot of *Onimusha* got a new trailer at SGF. This action-hack-and-slash adventure features gritty sword combat and samurai mythology. The *Way of the Sword* trailer introduced a new character modeled on the legendary actor Toshiro Mifune, indicating a nod to classic samurai cinema. This reimagined *Onimusha* is slated for release next year. With next-gen visuals and intense swordplay, the game aims to revive the fan-favorite series for modern consoles while paying homage to its cinematic inspirations. | © Summer Game Fest

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Cropped felt that — Felt That: Boxing

A quirky surprise came in the form of *Felt That: Boxing*, a puppet-themed fighting game. The trailer showcased a grizzled coach barking amusing insults at fuzzy pugilists, blending childhood nostalgia with combat. The tone is comedic and edgy, indicating a more playful take on sports games. No release date was given, but *Felt That: Boxing* promises a unique mix of boxing gameplay with irreverent humor – a standout oddball hit among the reveals. | © Summer Game Fest

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Cropped Killer Inn — Killer Inn

Square Enix unveiled *Killer Inn*, a fresh multiplayer mystery title. This social-deduction game pits 24 players (or presumably 12 pairs) in a deadly hotel scenario where hidden murderers lurk among guests. The announcement trailer and materials describe it as “a multiplayer social deduction game (think Mafia… as a multiplayer game)”. Developed by Tactic Studios and published by Square Enix, *Killer Inn* essentially translates whodunit party games into an online shooter format. While details are light, fans of games like *Among Us* or *Mafia* can expect asymmetric gameplay where teamwork and deception collide in a colorful mystery setting. | © Summer Game Fest

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Cropped Arc Raiders — Arc Raiders

Arc Raiders is a cooperative third-person extraction shooter by Embark Studios (developer of The Cycle). Teams of three players don advanced combat exosuits to reclaim a ravaged city (the Rust Belt) from a rogue AI army. SGF 2025 finally revealed the official release date: October 30, 2025. The trailer emphasized high-mobility action and tactical objectives: parkour-enhanced traversal, loot scavenging, and base-building. Players must work together to harvest resources and evade deadly enemies, all while hunting the ultimate prize. Arc Raiders launches on PC via Epic Games Store (release date Oct 30, 2025). | © Summer Game Fest

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Cropped Chrono Odyssey — Chrono Odyssey

Chrono Odyssey is a next-generation fantasy MMO from Chrono Studio (Kakao Games). Time manipulation is at its core: players chain combos with time-rewind and freeze mechanics in combat. At SGF 2025, a trailer announced a closed beta test for PC (Steam) on June 20–22, 2025. In the beta, players can try three classes (Swordsman, Ranger, Berserker) and explore an Unreal Engine 5 region riddled with temporal rifts and shifting biomes. The game promises a “new era of MMORPG” with solo or party PvE adventures, guild content, and cinematic story quests. Chrono Odyssey is planned for PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X/S. | © Summer Game Fest

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Cropped Nicktoons and The Dice of Destiny — Nicktoons and the Dice of Destiny

A wild Nickelodeon crossover title was revealed. *Nicktoons & The Dice of Destiny* is a brawling action-RPG featuring SpongeBob SquarePants and other beloved Nickelodeon characters thrown into a fantasy-genre adventure. The official description calls it “a vibrant, universe-spanning mashup” of various cartoon heroes in real-time RPG combat. Coming fall 2025, this game lets players roll dice to trigger special abilities and team up as cartoon icons. Fans of both Nickelodeon cartoons and action beat-’em-ups will be intrigued by this genre-bending mashup; imagine SpongeBob meets Dungeons & Dragons with familiar Nickelodeon flair. | © Summer Game Fest

You can watch the trailer here!

Cropped Mio Memories in Orbit — Mio: Memories in Orbit

MIO: Memories in Orbit is a beautifully rendered 2D metroidvania from French studio Douze Dixièmes, published by Focus Entertainment. You play as MIO, a nimble robot awakening inside the Vessel – a massive, decaying spaceship overrun by vegetation and rogue machines. SGF 2025 showcased its lush, hand-painted art style and gravity-defying platform gameplay. As MIO explores the labyrinthine Vessel, she unlocks new abilities (grappling hook, wall-gliding, etc.) to navigate secret-filled corridors and restore the ark’s memory. A demo is already available on Steam. The full game is slated for 2025 on PC, PlayStation (4/5), Xbox (One/Series) and Nintendo Switch. | © Summer Game Fest

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Cropped Lego Voyagers — Lego Voyagers

Lego and Annapurna announced *Lego Voyagers*, a brand-new co-op adventure. This title has players building spaceships and exploring together in Lego’s signature blocky style. The reveal trailer emphasizes friendship and creativity: “a new 2-player co-op adventure that’s all about building spaceships, excitement and friendships,” as the devs put it. Though no release date was given, we know it’s a follow-up to recent Lego platformers and targets all ages. *Lego Voyagers* combines platforming action with building gameplay, so expect colorful environments and puzzle elements where Lego bricks play a key role in traversal and combat. | © Summer Game Fest

You can watch the trailer here!

Cropped Mafia The Old Country — Mafia: The Old Country

Mafia: The Old Country is an upcoming action-adventure prequel to the original Mafia, developed by Hangar 13 and published by 2K. It takes players to a grim portrayal of 1900s Sicily (the town of San Celeste) and follows young Enzo Favara as he is drawn into the Torrisi crime family. The SGF 2025 world-premiere trailer highlighted its period gangster aesthetic and cinematic storytelling. The game is set to release on August 8, 2025 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S and PC. Unlike Mafia III’s open world, The Old Country returns to a more linear, narrative-driven design in line with the first Mafia games. | © Summer Game Fest

You can watch the trailer here!

Cropped Out of Words — Out of Words

A charming two-player puzzle-platformer was announced called *Out of Words*. Its stop-motion-inspired art style immediately stood out in the show. PC Gamer quipped “Josef Fares, eat your heart out,” comparing its feel to narrative platformers, but *Out of Words* focuses on wordplay and co-op puzzles. In this adventure, two players work together to solve language-based puzzles and progress through storybook-like levels. The game launches in 2026, promising cozy couch co-op fun and a unique blend of platforming with literary creativity – perfect for fans of cooperative indie games and family-friendly storytelling. | © Summer Game Fest

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Cropped Lies of P Overture — Lies of P: Overture DLC

Lies of P: Overture is a DLC expansion for the critically acclaimed soulslike game *Lies of P* (2023). Announced at SGF 2025, it launched immediately during the show, meaning it was available right away. The expansion adds new story content and three additional difficulty levels for fans seeking tougher challenges. *Lies of P* itself was developed by Neowiz and Round8 Studio, and is based on a dark reimagining of Pinocchio set in a Belle Époque-inspired city. The Overture DLC continues the game’s blend of intense third-person combat and narrative choice. | © Summer Game Fest

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Cropped Fractured Blooms — Fractured Blooms

Serenity Forge unveiled *Fractured Blooms*, pitched as “Doki Doki Literature Club meets Silent Hill.” It’s a strange hybrid of peaceful farming and horror. The reveal trailer showed idyllic fields interrupted by creepy imagery. This indie title seems to start as a cozy farming sim that gradually descends into psychological horror. No date yet, but the eerie twist on a gentle genre – likely involving unsettling story twists amid blossoming gardens – makes *Fractured Blooms* one of the most unique surprises of SGF. | © Summer Game Fest

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Cropped Jurassic World Evolution 3 — Jurassic World Evolution 3

The next installment of the dinosaur park builder is due out this fall. *Jurassic World Evolution 3* was announced with a release date of October 21, 2025. The trailer focused on management gameplay, setting up big prehistoric parks possibly tied to the upcoming Jurassic World movie. Expect new dinos, updated graphics, and robust park features – perhaps even new story campaigns – in this sequel that updates the series’ console and PC building experience. | © Summer Game Fest

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Cropped The Seven Deadly Sins — Seven Deadly Sins: Origin

The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin is a free-to-play open-world anime RPG from Netmarble. It was unveiled at SGF 2025 with a trailer showing expansive exploration. Players take on the role of Prince Tristan of Liones, navigating a Britannia thrown into chaos by a time-space collision. Familiar faces from the Sins series and new characters join Tristan’s party. Gameplay features dynamic real-time combat: you assemble a team of heroes, each with unique abilities, to battle monsters and delve into hidden dungeons. The world is large and detailed – even leisure activities like fishing and cooking are included to enrich the experience. Pre-registration is open now, and the game will launch on PC (Steam), PS5, iOS and Android later in 2025. | © Summer Game Fest

You can watch the trailer here!

Cropped Mina the Hollower — Mina The Hollower

From the makers of *Shovel Knight* comes *Mina the Hollower*, a 2D action-adventure inspired by classic Game Boy Zelda games. We got a release date of October 31, 2025 (and a demo is already available). In the reveal trailer, its cartoon pixel-art world hinted at old-school sword-and-dungeon gameplay. As a product of Sabotage Studio (led by former Yacht Club devs), expect tight design and charming visuals. Players will journey with Mina through dungeons and puzzles, enjoying nostalgic RPG gameplay with a modern indie polish. | © Summer Game Fest

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Cropped Deadpool VR — Deadpool VR

Deadpool VR is an upcoming virtual reality action-adventure exclusively for Meta Quest 3/3S. Developed by Twisted Pixel Games (now part of Meta) in partnership with Marvel Games, it lets players don the red suit of the Merc with a Mouth. SGF 2025 revealed the first trailer showing Deadpool’s trademark over-the-top parkour and combat. The game uses a cell-shaded, stylized art style across famous Marvel locales. New characters like She-Hulk and Rocket Raccoon (tagged in the trailer) will join as playable heroes. In VR, Deadpool is voiced by Neil Patrick Harris instead of Ryan Reynolds. The developers promise “chaotic combat where anything goes – from grenade takedowns to literally losing your head” in a heist mission. Deadpool VR is slated to launch later in 2025 as a Quest 3 exclusive. | © Summer Game Fest

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Dying light the beast msn — Dying Light: The Beast

Techland’s long-anticipated follow-up to *Dying Light 2* finally has a release date: August 2025. Originally teased as DLC, *The Beast* has grown into a standalone expansion. In the announcement trailer, viewers learn that this larger zombie action game will drop in late summer. *The Beast* is expected to build on *Dying Light 2’s* parkour-infected world with new missions and perhaps new playable powers. Parkour fans can gear up for more zombie hunting and exploration across Techland’s dynamic urban environments. | © Summer Game Fest.

You can watch the trailer here!

Cropped Mixtape — Mixtape

A narrative adventure called *Mixtape* was shown, evoking a classic coming-of-age film. The game’s Steam description promises: “On their last night together, three friends embark on one final adventure. Play through a mixtape of memories, set to the soundtrack of a generation”. In other words, it’s a story-driven game where music plays a central role. Announced previously on PlayStation, the SGF trailer highlighted its retro style and emotional storyline. We don’t have a release window, but the glowing art and heartfelt premise suggest an indie title in the vein of *Gone Home* or *Life is Strange*. Fans of story games and nostalgia will want to watch for this memory-filled adventure. | © Summer Game Fest

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Cropped Towa and The Guardians of The Sacred Tree — Towa and the Guardians of the Sacred Tree

A new roguelike from the *Secret of Mana* team was unveiled. Japanese studio Brownies (founded by Mana series vets) is making *Towa and the Guardians of the Sacred Tree*, which Bandai Namco will publish. SGF revealed it will release on September 18, 2025 – a surprisingly near date. The trailer shows action-RPG combat with pixel-art flair, following a group of warrior children defending magical forests. Given the pedigree behind Mana, expect top-down exploration and hack-and-slash gameplay. The combination of roguelike replayability and Mana-inspired world-building is a strong hook for RPG fans. | © Summer Game Fest

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An indie beat-’em-up called *Acts of Blood, Then and Now* caught our eye. This is a one-man passion project by Indonesian developer Fajrul Fn. The reveal trailer shows gritty urban brawling reminiscent of *Sifu* or *The Raid*. *Acts of Blood* is set in Jakarta, featuring martial-arts combos against crime bosses. It’s due in summer 2026, and promises tight melee action – a testament to indie ambition. If the previews are any indication, it could become a hidden gem among kung-fu beat-’em-ups. | © Summer Game Fest

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Cropped Scott Pilgrim EX — Scott Pilgrim EX

Fans of the cult classic series got a dream announcement: a brand-new *Scott Pilgrim* beat-’em-up. Tribute Games (with original artist Bryan Lee O’Malley as consultant) is back to make *Scott Pilgrim EX*. The pixel-art trailer promised co-op action with the full Scott Pilgrim cast. The developers describe it as “a brand-new brawling adventure through space, time, and the streets of Toronto”. Featuring 4-player drop-in co-op and seven playable characters, this is more than just a DLC – it’s a fresh expansion of the 2010 Scott Pilgrim game. Slated for 2026, *Scott Pilgrim EX* will let fans (old and new) beat up monsters and memories together in a cartoonish homage to the graphic novels. | © Summer Game Fest

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The first descendent breakthrough — The First Descendant: Breakthrough

The First Descendant: Breakthrough is the third season of Nexon’s sci-fi shooter *The First Descendant*. At SGF 2025, Nexon announced Season 3’s launch date: August 7, 2025. The Breakthrough update adds substantial new content: a lush new field called “Axion,” a villainous faction named the Legion of Breach (along with mutant enemies), and new story missions. The trailer also previewed new features like the intense Wall Crasher PvP battle mode and a high-speed hover bike vehicle. A live demo was made available July 24 so players can test these additions. *The First Descendant* is a co-op third-person looter-shooter, and Breakthrough expands its universe with more endgame activities. | © Summer Game Fest

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Cropped Scum — Scum

SCUM is a hardcore open-world survival MMO originally launched in Early Access in 2018. Developed by Gamepires and published by Jagex, SGF 2025 marked its official 1.0 release, set for June 17, 2025. The festival trailer revealed the final launch date and a “network event” gameplay teaser. SCUM tasks players (the inmates of a deadly reality-TV island) with surviving through brutal simulation. It features extremely detailed survival mechanics – everything from metabolism and crafting to realistic character customization and stat management. The full release brings its massive 225 km² island, dynamic weather, and PvP-oriented challenges out of beta for the first time. | © Summer Game Fest

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Cropped Minds Eye — Mindseye

MindsEye is an action-adventure thriller from Build a Rocket Boy (led by Leslie Benzies) and IO Interactive. The game centers on Jacob Diaz, a disillusioned soldier with a neural implant, who wakes up in a near-future city called Redrock and must unravel a conspiracy. SGF 2025 premiered a cinematic gameplay trailer highlighting its noir cyberpunk vibe. MindsEye features a “faux open-world” city: players can roam Redrock’s districts, undertake scripted story missions, and even create their own content using the game’s Everywhere platform. It blends gun combat, driving, and parkour with a 20+ hour narrative. The official release date is June 10, 2025 for Windows, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S. | © Summer Game Fest

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Cropped LEGO Party — Lego Party

Lego Party is a family-friendly party game announced at SGF 2025. Developed by SMG Studio and Fictions, it offers Mario Party–style board game fun with LEGO themes. Players form teams of LEGO minifigures and compete in 60 wacky minigames across challenge zones built from familiar LEGO sets. The game supports local and online co-op and cross-play, letting friends jump into tournaments on the same or different platforms. SGF showed its colorful, brick-based arenas and humorous challenges. Lego Party will release later in 2025 on PC, PS5/4, Xbox Series X/S and Nintendo Switch, bringing a new LEGO multiplayer experience to consoles and PC. | © Summer Game Fest

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Cropped Wildgate — Wildgate

Wildgate is a crew-based FPS with spaceship combat, developed by Moonshot Games and published by Dreamhaven. It launches on July 22, 2025 (after a cross-platform beta on June 9–16) for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S. In Wildgate, 3-player teams pilot customizable fighters in procedurally generated space maps, pursuing an artifact while battling rival crews. The SGF reveal trailer emphasized epic ship-to-ship battles and intense drop-in firefights. Key features include epic spaceship battles with gadgets and traps, plus tight first-person combat once you disembark. (Dreamhaven calls it a “vast, procedurally-generated map” that changes each match.) | © Summer Game Fest

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Cropped Blighted — Blighted

From DrinkBox Studios (creators of *Guacamelee*) comes *Blighted*, an action roguelike with a psychedelic Wild West twist. In the trailer, players battle through surreal, nightmarish western landscapes using the power of “the Blight” itself. The Steam description promises “a psychedelic western nightmare” as you reclaim your people’s memories, hinting at Metroidvania-style exploration and colorful, reality-bending combat. The mix of cowboy motifs with DrinkBox’s trademark humor and style suggests *Blighted* will be a wildly creative ride for fans of roguelike platformers. | © Summer Game Fest

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Ill msn — ILL

A terrifying new horror title simply called *ILL* was shown, pushing the boundaries of first-person fear. The CG trailer is filled with grotesque imagery – cut-up bodies, deformed babies, and a monster emerging from mud. No release date was provided, but the scenes strongly resemble psychological survival horror akin to *Resident Evil 7*. With its graphic body-horror imagery, *ILL* appears to target hardcore horror fans. If the trailer is any clue, this indie project will deliver a deeply unsettling experience for players brave enough to dive in. | © Summer Game Fest

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Cropped Mecha BREAK — Mecha Break

A mechanized action title *Mecha Break* reappeared with a confirmed launch date of July 1, 2025. This team-based mech battler, originally announced at an earlier date, is finally arriving on PC. The SGF trailer focused on mechs and established it’s an action-packed shooter – there are some lingering concerns about microtransactions in the community, though. Still, fans of mech combat – whether fighting giant robots in arenas or dueling in tight levels – will soon have a new free-to-play option. Expect arcade-style robot battles with colorful mechs ready to clobber opponents as the game’s full launch nears. | © Summer Game Fest

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Cropped Infinitesimals — Infinitesimals

Epic Games Publishing revealed *Infinitesimals*, a cute tiny-alien adventure for 2026. The game’s concept is classic “everything’s cooler when you’re tiny” – think *Grounded* or *Pikmin*. The trailer shows small extraterrestrials stranded on Earth who must navigate a world built for giants. Players control an insectoid alien character in a colorful world filled with enormous bugs and obstacles. With its emphasis on exploration and stealth-based tactics at a microscopic scale, *Infinitesimals* promises lighthearted co-op fun with a sci-fi twist. Watch for this one if you like charming indie exploration games with a miniature spin. | © Summer Game Fest

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Cropped Last Flag — Last Flag

A colorful new shooter called *Last Flag* was announced, pitched as a “hide-the-flag” twist on team deathmatch. This 5v5 third-person action game revolves around Capture-the-Flag: infiltrate, capture, and then defend the flag for a final holdout. The reveal highlighted its cartoony, over-the-top style and unique objective-focused gameplay. *Last Flag* will enter alpha later this year, giving players early multiplayer thrills. With its emphasis on strategy and flag-wrangling, this is aimed at competitive shooters looking for something more objective-driven and fun. | © Summer Game Fest

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Cropped Wuchang Fallen Feathers — Wuchang: Fallen Feathers

Wuchang: Fallen Feathers is an upcoming dark Soulslike action-RPG set in late-Ming Dynasty China. Developed by Leenzee and published by 505 Games, it puts players in the role of a female pirate caught in a brutal civil war and plague. The SGF 2025 world-premiere trailer showcased its grim atmosphere, fluid melee combat and giant boss encounters. Wuchang features open arena battles, precise parrying and combo-driven swordplay as core mechanics. It is scheduled to launch on July 24, 2025 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and Windows. | © Summer Game Fest

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Cropped Wu Tang Rise of the Deceiver — Wu-Tang: Rise of the Receiver

In perhaps the wildest crossover, Wu-Tang Clan-themed games were announced. *Wu-Tang: Rise of the Deceiver* is a cooperative action-RPG starring the legendary hip-hop group as anime-style warriors. The teaser shows ghostly Wu-Tang members and a storyline pitched by Ghostface Killah. No release date yet, but this collaboration between hip-hop culture and Eastern art seems poised to attract fans of both gaming and rap. Expect kung-fu combat set to Wu-Tang music, making it one of SGF’s most unexpected reveals. | © Summer Game Fest

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Cropped Into The Unwell — Into the Unwell

A quirky action roguelike was introduced called *Into the Unwell*. Players will control an outcast battling inner demons, with the game’s visuals inspired by vintage cartoons (think Otto Messmer, but make it action roguelike). The trailers featured fluid black-and-white animation and frantic action sequences. Though details are thin, *Into the Unwell* appears to blend humor, retro art style, and rogue-like shooter elements. It’s a standout indie on the SGF lineup, promising offbeat visuals and challenging run-based gameplay. | © Summer Game Fest

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Cropped Splitgate 2 — Splitgate 2

Splitgate 2 is the portal-based sci-fi shooter sequel from 1047 Games. Building on the original, it blends arena FPS combat with twin-portal mechanics for creative movement and flanking. At SGF 2025, cofounder Ian Proulx took the stage and announced a surprise new battle royale mode, which he described as “awesome”. The game’s 1.0 launch arrived June 6, 2025 on PC, Xbox and PlayStation, taking it out of Early Access. Splitgate 2’s final release delivers refined maps, new weapons, and fast-paced matches that fuse Halo-like gunplay with Portal-inspired strategy. | © Summer Game Fest

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Cropped STRANGER THAN HEAVEN — Stranger Than Heaven

Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio (the team behind *Yakuza*) officially revealed its new detective game *Stranger Than Heaven*. Formerly known as Project Century, this title moves the studio’s action into 1943 Osaka in a film-noir setting. The teaser trailer showed shadowy streets and period details – which look amazing, by the way. This one will be a serious departure, blending classic detective storytelling with the studio’s flair for drama and open-world elements. No release date yet, but the stylish noir aesthetic and RGG pedigree make it one of SGF’s most cinematic reveals. | © Summer Game Fest

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Cropped Resident Evil 9 Requiem — Resident Evil Requiem

Capcom closed the show with a shocker: the next *Resident Evil* entry, officially titled *Resident Evil 9: Requiem*. The trailer gave a glimpse of Raccoon City’s ruins and action-packed horror, promising to mix cinematic gunplay with the series’ survival roots. Geoff Keighley himself said Requiem “marks a bold shift for the franchise, both in tone and gameplay”. Scheduled for February 27, 2026 on PC and consoles, *RE9* teases a high-stakes, over-the-top chapter of zombie horror. Early info implies it will blend third-person action with terrifying environments, ushering in “a new era of survival horror” for the series. | © Summer Game Fest

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Summer Game Fest 2025 is officially underway, and it’s already delivering the kind of hype gamers live for. From surprise reveals to long-awaited sequels, this year’s showcase is packed with exciting new titles across all platforms. Whether you're a console loyalist, a PC enthusiast, or somewhere in between, there’s something here for everyone.

In this article, we’ve rounded up every newly announced game from Summer Game Fest 2025 – no filler, no fluff. Please note: this list focuses solely on brand-new game announcements. We’ve left out game updates, DLCs, and crossover content to keep the spotlight on what’s truly fresh and upcoming.