Summer Game Fest kicks off this week, and there are plenty of showcases for video gamers to enjoy, no matter which platform they prefer to play on.
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The week is packed full of video game news, which will include world premieres, updates on already released games, extended looks into upcoming games, and more. The excitement started last week with the PlayStation State of Play, which was part of Summer Game Fest.
In addition to PlayStation’s showcase, there are several more showcases, some of which are focused on a specific platform and others more general in nature. This week marks the start of the slew of video game showcases that take place from June 9 until June 14.
Summer Game Fest
June 9 11am PDT/2pm EDT
Summer Game Fest is the big show everyone is waiting for. The show will focus on new game announcements, news about already announced games, and more. Host Geoff Keighley has said the games they’ll be showcasing will mostly focus on those that have already been announced, but there will still be some surprises in the mix.
Devolver Digital Marketing Countdown to Marketing
June 9 3pm PDT/6pm EDT
Devolver will deliver a 30-minute showcase of their games in what they’ve dubbed the “Marketing Countdown to Marketing,” which will take place on Twitch. Devolver will make at least four gaming announcements in that half-hour, according to a press release.
Netflix Geeked Week: Gaming
June 10 10am PDT/1pm EDT
Netflix is getting into the gaming mix, mostly on mobile devices. A number of things are planned for the show, including The Cuphead Show!, Sonic Prime, DOTA: Dragon’s Blood, and more. Fans can expect both game-themed shows and some games produced by Netflix to be shown.
Tribeca Games Spotlight
June 10 12pm PDT/3pm EDT
The Tribeca Games Spotlight has already revealed exactly what it plans on showing. Games like A Plague Tale: Requiem, Cuphead: Delicious Last Course and more will be highlighted during the event.
— Summer Game Fest (@summergamefest) April 26, 2022The games lineup for the @Tribeca Festival has been revealed:
– A Plague Tale: Requiem
– Cuphead: Delicious Last Course
– American Arcadia
– As Dusk Falls
– Immortality
– Oxenfree II
– The Cub
– Thirsty Suitors
– VenbaWatch a showcase during #SummerGameFest on June 10. pic.twitter.com/AB5HsLgx13
Xbox and Bethesda Games Showcase
June 12 10am PDT/1pm EDT
Another highly anticipated show will be Xbox’s showcase. This is the first one with the newly acquired Bethesda studio, meaning fans will likely get a new glimpse of Starfield, which was recently delayed until the first half of 2023. Fans are also hoping for a glimpse at the new Fable game, which was teased back in 2020.
PC Gaming Show
June 12 12:30pm PDT/3:30pm EDT
The PC gamers will have an entire showcase dedicated to releases coming out for the platform and there seem to be a lot of them on the docket. PC Gaming Show touts over 45 never-before-seen trailers, interviews, and announcements of PC games.
June 13 3pm PDT/6pm EDT
Fans of Capcom games are in for even more treats after Street Fighter 6 got its first trailer, and fans are also expecting more news on Resident Evil 4 Remake, Resident Evil Village VR, Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak, and more. Capcom has said it only plans to focus on previously released games, so no world premieres in this showcase.
All Summer Game Fest partners
There are a ton of partners Summer Game Fest has announced will be participating in the showcase. Fans should expect to hear some kind of news coming from these studios, and some of them will have new game announcements.
Below is a full list of all of the Summer Game Fest partners.
- 2K
- Activision
- Atlus
- Bandai Namco
- Bloober
- Capcom
- Coffee Stain
- Deep Silver
- Devolver
- Digital Extremes
- Dotemu
- EA
- Epic Games
- Focus Entertainment
- Frost Giant
- Humble Games
- Level Infinite
- Mediatonic
- MiHoYo
- Netflix
- PlayStation
- Raw Fury
- Samsung Gaming Hub
- Sega
- Square Enix
- Skybound Games
- Steam
- Studio MDHR
- Tribeca Festival
- Warner Brothers
- Xbox
How to watch Summer Game Fest 2022
There’s plenty of showcases to look forward to and fans can watch on their platform of choice, including Facebook, Twitch, Twitter, and YouTube. Co-streaming is also allowed. Some Twitch or YouTube streamers may have it on their channels. If you’re a huge fan of reveals, you can even watch the show in IMAX theaters.
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