Remember Left 4 Dead, that old zombie survival game from Valve where you'd try to cut your way through hordes of the undead as you traveled from safe room to safe room before making an escape? Well Back 4 Blood is a spiritual successor to that, and this reveal confirmed it as a Game Pass release. Then we've got Hades, Flight Simulator, Age of Empires IV, Among Us with 15-player lobbies, and Yakuza: Like a Dragon all coming to Xbox and/or Xbox Game Pass.Īlso, Back 4 Blood. So does Twelve Minutes, the indie game starring James McAvoy, Daisy Ridley, and Willem Dafoe. We also got a more significant glimpse at Ubisoft's Far Cry 6, including some gameplay with Giancarlo Esposito doing his terrifying icy villain thing.ĭiablo II Resurrected has a release date now, Sept.
A first look at the gameplay in Battlefield 2042 raised the hype levels beyond EA's recent first look. Speaking of cute dogs, Party Animals lets you play as an assortment of furry critters in a social game that looks like it takes a page from Fall Guys.įor fans of third-party publishers that have games on Xbox, there was plenty to get excited about.
Somerville has a real Limbo vibe to it, except it's an alien invasion apocalypse (and there's a cute dog). Shredders looks to be an epic snowboarding game. The accuracy of the recent E3 2021 leak continues to be spot on as Obsidian Entertainment premieres the first trailer for The Outer Worlds 2 at the Xbox & Bethesda Showcase event. Ascent and Replaced are action games with big cyberpunk vibes. There's still more newly revealed (or just newly detailed) in-house Xbox games. Microsoft had its best showing in years, keeping the focus entirely on games - most of which will be on the Game Pass subscription service - and maintaining a steady pace of sweet trailers. Really, there's no way to share every single trailer that dropped during the press conference. It's set in an alternate 1955 Soviet Union where modern conveniences like internet and robots already exist. Hey look, it's Starfield !Ītomic Heart looks wild. Now, with everything from Elder Scrolls to Halo to Doom to Minecraft all under the same corporate stewardship, two blockbuster press conferences have merged into one. That's especially notable because both brands have, in recent years especially, tended to dominate many of the headlines coming out of E3 with their surprises and big-name exclusives. It was notably the first E3 press conference for either of them since Microsoft's blockbuster Bethesda acquisition in 2020. Microsoft and Bethesda Softworks kicked off their E3 2021 on Sunday afternoon with an extended onslaught of reveals and new trailer drops from the two storied publishers. Halo? Jack Sparrow in Sea of Thieves? A proper first look at Bethesda's long-awaited Starfield? A new batch of Game Pass games for subscribers? All here, and then some. Stay updated with the latest in Tech, Science, Culture, Entertainment, and more by following our Telegram channel here.
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