Everything announced at Summer Game Fest 2024

By Tomas Franzese June 7, 2024 1:50PM

One of the main characters of Monster Hunter Wilds — Capcom

The 2024 Summer Game Fest is finally here, and it will begin with Geoff Keighley’s annual showcase featuring games from all corners of the video game industry. We’re set to get updates on a variety of highly anticipated titles, including Capcom’s Monster Hunter Wilds, Sega’s Metaphor: ReFantazio, Bandai Namco Entertainment’s Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero, Warhorse Studios’ Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, and more. Some new game announcements and other surprises are bound to pop up as well.

Because the kickoff showcase for Summer Game Fest 2024 isn’t restricted to any one platform or game publisher, expect this to be a massive showcase that you won’t want to miss. A lot of games will be shown off, though. To help you keep track of that, we’ll be doing a live recap of the showcase and updating this article throughout the event with every new announcement. Keep an eye on this page over the course of Summer Game Fest in order to keep track of every cool reveal.

? SUMMER GAME FEST 2024 (Official 4K Livestream) - Friday, June 7 2p PT/5p ET/10p BST/11p CEST

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