Game Fest 2025 has arrived and revealed an exciting glimpse into the future of video games. The roughly two-hour show had many highlights, including the big reveal of Resident Evil Requiem, the news that Lies of P: Overture is out now,

Resident Evil Requiem, Pragmata, and Onimusha all had some interesting ideas and some stale ones.

As the first half of the year enters the rear view, it’s safe to say that 2025 has been a massive year for gaming. But amid all the studio shakeups, game releases, and next-gen console launches, Summer Game Fest arrived to reset the hype cycle and showcase all the things players will be pining for from now until 2026.

While most people can't believe it's June already — it's June already! — we're hitting the greatest time of year for gamers. As the de facto successor to E

Game Fest might have ended, but these announcements were so unexpected that they still sound too good to be true.

Capcom had one of the best showings at this year's Summer Game Fest. Despite Resident Evil 9 Requiem's very exclusive demo, the publisher's other hands-on preview, Pragmata, was much more open. This is an upcoming action shooter that impressed me with its unique gun-hacking mechanic.

Out of Words comes out in 2026 on Epic Games Store, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S. Co-op will be playable locally or online with cross-play, making it easy to bring the Kurt or Karla from your own life into the game with you.

Another summer, another series of hot gaming showcases. These are the space and sci-fi video games that caught our attention during this year's events.

After a PlayStation showcase earlier in the week, the annual video game promo circuit for the summer began in earnest with that two-hour showcase by the name of Summer Game Fest, which had teases, sequels, and wholly new games galore.

The next big gaming event, Toronto Games Week 2025 is right around the corner and 2025 will be the biggest year yet.