All the games announced at Summer Game Fest 2025: Complete lineup, dates, and surprises

The Summer Game Fest 2025 has once again become the great meeting point for the video game industry. in the summer, taking over from the now defunct E3. As usual, Geoff Keighley has brought together dozens of studios and publishers to offer An event full of announcements, exclusive previews, and the occasional surprise which has satisfied gaming communities across all platforms.

During the night of June 6, hundreds of thousands of users followed a gala via streaming that, once again, served as a showcase for the most anticipated upcoming releases on consoles and PCThe pace of announcements has been intense, alternating between impactful trailers, long-awaited reveals, and high-profile returns, as well as collaborating with independent developers to focus on creative surprises.

All the games announced at Summer Game Fest 2025

One of the main stars of the event was undoubtedly Resident Evil 9: Requiem, which appeared with a trailer full of intrigue and oppressive atmosphere, and whose date is set for February 27, 2026Capcom also took the opportunity to review its catalog and announce specific discounts on the series.

Other important announcements have been the arrival of Mortal Shell 2 –the indie soulslike that will continue the challenging path of its first installment– and Code Vein 2, Medieval Chronicles with the presence of Tom Hardy, and the long-awaited Atomic Heart 2, which takes an even more RPG approach to its retro-futuristic aesthetic. For fans of speed, Sonic Racing CrossWorlds premieres on September 25th with a cast full of guest characters (such as Hatsune Miku, Joker or Steve from Minecraft), while Jurassic World Evolution 3 will arrive on October 21st for management and dinosaur lovers.

Variety has been a constant, mixing AAA proposals with independent projects that have attracted attention for their style or approach. Among the most unique are End of Abyss (inspired by the universes of Little Nightmares and Inside), Mouse PI For Hire (a classic cartoon aesthetic shooter), Acts of Blood (action to the limit) and Felt That Boxing (puppet boxing and a large dose of humor).

Complete list of games announced or shown

As usual, here you have the ordered list of the main titles announced or presented at the Summer Game Fest 2025 with their respective trailers so you can have them all in one place. Here they are:

Resident Evil 9: Requiem

Mortal Shell 2

Fortnite: Death Star Sabotage (Special Event)

Death Stranding 2: On the Beach

Medieval Chronicles

Sonic Racing CrossWorlds

Code Vein 2

End of Abyss

Game of Thrones: War for Westeros

Atomic Heart 2

The Cube

Marvel Cosmic Invasion

Onimusha: Way of the Sword

Felt That: Boxing

Arc Raiders

Dune Awakening

Chrono Odyssey

MIO: Memories in Orbit

Out of Words

Mafia: The Old Country

LEGO Voyagers

Nicktoons and the Dice of Destiny

Lies of P: Overture (DLC)

Fractured Blooms

Blade and Souls Heroes

One Punch Man (Crystal of Atlan collaboration)

The Seven Deadly Sins

Jurassic World Evolution 3

Mina the Hollower

Deadpool VR

Dying Light: The Beast

Mixtape

Acts of Blood

Scott Pilgrim EX

Hitman: World of Assassination x 007

LEGO Party

Wildgate

Blighted

ILL

Mecha Break

Infinitesimals

Last Flag

Wuchang: Fallen Feathers

Wu-Tang: Rise of the Deceiver

Into the Unwell

Splitgate 2

Stranger than Heaven

Many of these games have shown new videos, playable trailers or collaborations with other franchises, which puts This edition of the Summer Game Fest as one of the most complete and varied in terms of genres, artistic styles and proposals for an increasingly wider audience.

New experiences, returns and collaborations

On the part of the large companies, Square Enix, Bandai Namco, SEGA and Capcom have grabbed headlines. SEGA in particular has gone all in on frenetic action with Sonic and the presence of titles such as Stranger than Heaven, the latest project from Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio. Bandai Namco, for its part, has surprised with the sequel to Code Vein and the presentation of Game of Thrones: War for Westeros by 2026.

Among the renowned collaborations, the alliance between Hitman and 007 (with Mads Mikkelsen as the star face), the crossover of Crystal of Atlan with One Punch Man and the expansion of Lies of P: Overture, now available. There was no shortage of returns, such as that of Scott Pilgrim EX, Annapurna's tribute with LEGO Voyagers and the expected Deadpool VR.

Horror and suspense have also had their place with titles like ILL (hyperrealistic survival horror), Fractured Blooms (which mixes influences from Doki Doki Literature Club and Silent Hill) or Wuchang: Fallen Feathers, which launches on July 24 with its own unique souls-like approach.

The commitment to multiplayer has been made clear with proposals such as Splitgate 2 (which introduces an already available battle royale mode), Wildgate (with battles for up to 20 players in space environments), and the peculiarity of projects with cooperative like Out of Words (stop motion) or Mina the Hollower (pixel art style).

This event has fulfilled its primary function of kicking off the season of video game announcements and new releases, bringing together the best developers and providing players with a packed schedule of releases for the coming months and years. With no major absences and a balance between established franchises and innovative offerings, this year's edition stands out as a must-attend event for those who want to stay up-to-date on what's coming to their consoles and computers next.