The trailer for “Resident Evil Requiem” was unveiled during Summer Game Fest 2025, introduced by Geoff Keighley who described it as a significant change in tone and gameplay for the series. Although it remains faithful to single-player survival horror, the clips suggest a greater emphasis on cinematic action sequences and potentially open-world aspects.
Initially, when Project Century (now known as Stranger Than Heaven) was unveiled, it was suggested that the game would be set in Japan around 1914, possibly similar to Like a Dragon’s Kamurocho. However, a recent trailer showcases a timecode of 1943 and a location resembling Sotenbori. The change in setting has left us puzzled; it might mean the game has moved to a different era, but considering its original name, it could also imply a game that covers various decades. We’ll need to wait for more information, but RGG Studio has updated the TGA trailer with a new ending and renamed the game, suggesting this may not be a full transition to a new time period.
Watch the announce trailer below.
The brief 30-second snippet emphasizes the struggle between Superman and Lex Luthor, teasing viewers with the prospect of an action-packed summer blockbuster featuring incredible powers.
In the upcoming main installment of the Resident Evil series, titled Resident Evil Requiem, a brief glimpse of “9” was shown before the subtitle appeared. The trailer provides limited information, but it appears we’ll be controlling a new character, Grace Ashcroft. Grace is the daughter of Alyssa Ashcroft, who debuted in Resident Evil Outbreak and had a brief mention in Resident Evil 7’s newspaper clipping. Unfortunately, it seems that Alyssa has passed away, leaving her daughter, now an FBI agent, to investigate unusual events.
Mecha Break represents an engaging multiplayer competitive action game featuring gigantic mechs, with a strong emphasis on personalized customization and quick-moving battles. This game made its debut at The Game Awards 2023, and since then, various alpha and beta versions have been released to great enthusiasm from players.
In “Overture”, you journey back in time to experience the opulence of Krat before its downfall, where you will uncover the secrets that led to the events of the main game. The city is a vibrant blend of elegance and decadence, but darkness lurks beneath the surface as an impending disaster threatens to change everything forever. Will you be able to save Krat from ruin or will you succumb to its fate? Explore, discover, and decide in “Overture”.
In this battle against Annihilus and his Annihilation Wave, the duo exhibits a fusion of gamma-enhanced physical might and unpredictable weaponry. They’ve been added to the roster alongside characters like Captain America, Wolverine, Spider-Man, Storm, Nova, Phyla-Vell, and Venom who were already announced.
Absolutely, Last Flag is a unique take on the capture-the-flag genre in shooting games. Instead of the typical format, in this game, each team must secretly stash their flag somewhere within their own map section, which is divided by a massive drape. This means that the map can’t be a simple, straight pathway; it needs to be spacious enough to accommodate hidden areas like caves or side passages. Once the flag has been concealed, teams can try to guard it, but doing so reveals its position to the opposing team.
Similar to many other listings, the series Unbreakable Machine-Doll unfolds in a world distinctly different from ours, where a blend of magic and machinery referred to as Machinart holds sway.