
Summer Games Fest 2023 is finally happening this week, and if you’re remotely invested in the world of gaming, you should be excited. Geoff Keighley’s yearly event frequently delivers a volley of new titles alongside footage of some of the most anticipated games coming throughout the next few years.
2021’s Summer Game Fest closed with our first look at gameplay footage for Elden Ring, and last year’s The Game Awards yielded reveals for Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon, Ken Levine’s Judas and Death Stranding 2. Alongside incredible looking smaller titles like Earthblade, Remnant II and Lords of the Fallen, it’s clear that Keighley’s event is becoming the big new summer showcase after the death of E3.