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Here's a brief rundown of all the new titles that debuted at Geoff Keighley's Summer Games Fest kickoff, including Elden Ring. Chet FaliszekChet Faliszek
Geoff Keighley’s breakaway E3-aligned event, Summer Game Fest, began its onslaught of game announcements in a new broadcast today.
Summer Game Fest continued Keighley’s strategy of mixing world premieres and buddy-buddy celebrity cameos, but also came with an intriguing batch of new announcements. Here’s a quick rundown of the most notable debuts.
Developed by Gearbox, published by 2K
Release date: 2022
Gearbox and 2K debuted Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands, a star-studded looter shooter featuring Ashly Burch’s breakout character from Borderlands. In an eyebrow-raising move, this appears to be a spinoff of the Tabletop RPG DLC for Borderlands, but minus the Borderlands branding.
Developed by DotEmu, published by SNK
Release date: Unknown
SNK’s Metal Slug is being revived as a tactics game with “roguelike elements.”
Death Stranding Director’s Cut
Developed by Kojima Productions
Release date: "Coming Soon"
Death Stranding is jumping to PlayStation 5 with a “Director’s Cut” edition, though it was announced with a humor-lined teaser where protagonist Sam Porter Bridges fooled around with a Metal Gear Solid-styled cardboard box.
Developed by Frontier
Release date: 2021
Frontier and Jurassic Park actor Jeff Goldblum debuted a sequel to Jurassic World Evolution, one that seems to follow the Jurassic World films’ move toward unleashing the series’ cloned dinosaurs on the entire world.
Call of Duty: Warzone Season 4
Developed by Activision
Release date: 2021
Call of Duty is skipping the bulk of E3’s festivities, but it’s worth noting that Activision’s announced a new series of game modes for its financial powerhouse Call of Duty: Warzone. It’s another instance of a popular Battle Royale adding non-Battle Royale modes. (Apex Legends dropped its Arenas game mode a few weeks back).
Developed by: InnerSloth Games
Release Date: Unknown
Not much here except just noting that Among Us is adding a hide & seek mode. We like announcing that a game is announcing hide & seek at a big official show.
Developed by: Devoured Studios, Ska Studios.
Release date: 2022
The Salt and Sanctuary developers returned with a direct sequel to their 2D SoulsBourne game. This entry will be adding local and online co-op modes.
Developed by: Stray Bombay Company
Release Date: Fall 2021
Ex-Valve dev Chet Faliszek finally debuts what Stray Bombay has been working on, and it's a Left 4 Dead-like (is that a genre now?) looking to build on player feedback in an Early Access-adjacent format when it launches later this year.
Developed by: FromSoftware
Release date: January 21, 2022
Elden Ring, the long-awaited next game from the makers of Dark Souls and Sekiro, finally made a proper, long-awaited debut, along with a surprise release date.
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