Today, we got nearly two hours of new trailers for upcoming games courtesy of Geoff Keighley and his annual Summer Game Fest showcase. It was a lot to sit through, but if you missed out on the live stream or just want a recap of everything shown off today, we’ve got you covered. In a mashup that seems too perfect, and Lego are coming together to let us smash up digital plastic bricks across a post-apocalyptic world.
With an isometric perspective, it gave us a nice look at a wide variety of environments. The game also seems like it’ll have a base-building mechanic as well. is expected in winter 2024 for PS5, PC, and even Switch.
Betcha didn’t expect that! Hey, they told you the first time there wouldn’t be any room in hell, but I guess you didn’t quite get the message because now there’s a sequel to once again show you that there is no room in hell. With moody, spooky first-person action through dark, dangerous environments, promises cooperative struggles against zombie hordes. ships via Early Access in October 2024.
Well, if you’re still into for some reason, there’s a quidditch game on the way. There you go. It launches on September 3rd on PS5, Xbox Series consoles, and PC.
If you’re looking for some cooperative prison break action as, um, koalas? Well, koala-like creatures who are up to absolute no good with their mischief, including throwing explosives in toilets, maybe keep an eye on this one. is expected to release in 2025. It’s hard not to get excite.
