The German video game convention Gamescom kicked off on Tuesday with the Opening Night Live event, hosted by Geoff Keighley. As expected, the keynote address was loaded with game trailers, including some world premieres of previously unannounced games. There were dozens of trailers over the course of the live stream, but below, we rounded up all of the brand-new games that were shown off for the first time today.
New games announced at Opening Night Live Nearly five years after the release of , Gearbox Studios has finally confirmed that a sequel is in the works and coming out in 2025. You will once again take control of a Vault Hunter, blasting enemies and collecting loot, but this one takes place on a new planet. Anything to out of our mouths.
Among the weirdest and funniest trailers of the entire event, Coffee Stain Studios revealed that the first game is getting a remaster. You’ll get updated graphics as well as all of the downloadable content when it launches later this year. Sign up for the most interesting tech & entertainment news out there.
By signing up, I agree to the and have reviewed the This standalone adventure stars Kyle Crane in that has yet to appear in the series. If you bought the Ultimate Edition of , you’ll get The Beast for free when it launches. Amazon describes as “a combination of creative co-op combat, user-generated dungeons, and ridiculous customisation options.
” As you compete in this survival game show, you’ll unlock new outfits, weapons, attacks, and items. is a top-down, hack-and-slash with “roguelite-inspired missions and town-building progression.” As you fight off the Combots, you’ll unlock new items, upgrade your gear, and rescue allies who will help you in the fight.
From the creators of comes a new horror adventure game about a brother and sister who try to rescue their missing friend and escape the scary island they once called home. You can play through the whole game on your own or with a friend. In , your job is to protect a group of furry Calicorns as you ascend a mountain path.
Along the way, you’ll run into puzzles that need solving and dangers that need to be avoided. From the same team that made and . Peter Molyneux is back with , an upcoming god game where you “design, build and customise your world, from the food your people eat to the clothes they wear, the weapons they wield to the homes they live in.
” gives players a chance to relax in a world full of floating islands, toys, travel, and superpowers. As in other life simulation games, you can farm, fish, log, and decorate your home as your floating island flies through the sky. There hasn’t been a new game since 2016, but after the remaster’s success in 2020, the open-world action-adventure series is returning next year.
will take place in “the brutal underworld of 1900s Sicily,” and we’ll see more in December..
