Going into The Game Awards, fans worldwide were speculating what awesome new announcements they’d see. The TGAs sure didn’t disappoint as fans were left awe-struck by the dozens of new trailers for highly anticipated sequels they were and weren’t expecting. The first official looks at these games are spectacular, and there’s just so much to dissect from the show.
Every New Game Announced At The Game Awards
Here’s a look at every new game announced at The Game Awards.
Monster Hunter 6
Right before the game of the year win for Baldur’s Gate 3, Capcom stole the show with the announcement for Monster Hunter 6, alternatively called Monster Hunter Wilds. The jaw-dropping teaser showed an expansive open-world and tougher enemies, both things fans can’t wait to jump into.
Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons Remake
For It Takes Two fans, this one should be next on their bucket list. A remake of 2013’s Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons Remakewas also announced at The Game Awards. The remake will be headed by Avantgarden Games and is coming on February 28, 2024, for the current generation of consoles.
Pony Island 2: Panda Circus
With a mix of both unique 2d and 3d gameplay, Pony Island 2 marks the return of the creator of Inscryption. This is another mind-bending experience by Mullins’ games and is coming out before 2026’s end.
Light No Fire
No Man’s Sky studio Hello Games has unveiled their next game; Light No Fire. It’s the “first-ever fully open-world Earth game”. Players will be able to explore the entire world thoroughly in a fashion similar to No Man’s Sky. More details will be revealed at a later date.
Windblown
Motion Twin is moving on from Dead Cells, and by the looks of it, their next project is another action roguelike that might shake the world. Windblown had an interesting reveal, and its trailer indicated many fascinating gameplay mechanics. We aren’t sure what the gameplay is like yet, but rest assured it will be just as good as Dead Cells.
No Rest For the Wicked
From the creators of Ori comes another top-down adventure game with stunning visuals, No Rest For the Wicked. Details on the game are scarce since it was just revealed, but judging from the art style and brief story themes, it’s going to be an epic tale through and through.
Dragon Ball Sparking! ZERO
A new saga in the Dragon Ball universe will begin soon and this time it’s under the tagline Sparking! ZERO. While it’s nowhere near XenoVerse 3, the announcement featured a lot of things hardcore series fans will enjoy, so maybe check this one out if you love Dragon Ball.
The Casting of Frank Stone
The rumors were true, Supermassice Games is indeed working on a terrifying new single-player IP, The Casting of Frank Stone. The synopsis reads “a cinematic experience from the world of Dead by Daylight”, so expect horror, terror, and some action.
Visions of Mana
We’re finally returning to the Mana series in Visions of Mana, a new adventure IP set within the universe. The series returns in 2024, and considering how big its scale seems to be, waiting a little while longer will be worth the wait.
Project “OD”
Legendary game director Hideo Kojima has also revealed more about his upcoming Xbox Cloud game, OD, which we think is short for Overdose. The cryptic teaser for OD didn’t tell us much except for its some sort of horror game, fitting since building up allure is what Kojima is known for.
Blade
One of the most unexpected surprises during The Game Awards was the announcement of Blade, a new third-person action-adventure game set in Paris. What was more shocking was the fact that Arkane Lyon is the studio developing it. This is a style Arkane hasn’t dealt with for years, but knowing Dishonored and Deathloop by Lyon, expectations are high.
Here’s Every Other Game That Was Revealed At The Game Awards
- Lost Records: Bloom & Rage
- The First Berserker: Khazan
- Tales of Kenzera: Zau
- Exodus
- Thrasher
- World of Goo 2
- Big Walk
- Kemuri
- Ready or Not
- You Are The Chosen One
- Harmonium: The Musical
- The Rise of the Golden Idol
- Usual June
- Jurrasic Park Survival
- Last Sentinel
- The First Descendant
- Mecha Break
- Den of Wolves
- Exoborne
- Palia
That’s a wrap on every new game revealed during The Game Awards. Which reveal was your favorite?
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