The Future Games Show Spring Showcase airs next week with over 45 games
Several games will have Steam demos go live immediately after too.
Next week, the Future Games Show Spring Showcase livestream will show off a bunch of upcoming games, including zero-gravity shooter Hyenas, which we've been looking forward to (well, mostly, at least).
The stream, which is organized by PCG sister site GamesRadar+, will be hosted by the voice actors behind Aerith and Cloud from Final Fantasy 7 Remake: Briana White and Cody Christian. You can watch it on Twitch, Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, GamesRadar+, and TikTok when it starts at 3 pm PDT / 6 pm EDT / 10 pm GMT.
A few of the games confirmed to be at the show are:
- Hyenas: A zero-gravity shooter from the developers behind the Total War series
- Witchfire: A medieval, rogue-lite shooter from the developers of Bulletstorm
- Miasma Chronicles: A post-apocalyptic squad tactics game from the developers of Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden
- The Expanse: A Telltale Series: A sometimes zero-gravity narrative-driven adventure game
- Mika and the Witch's Mountain: A Wind Waker-inspired game featuring a delivery service witch
- After Us: A surreal platformer from Spanish developer Piccolo Studio
There will be a "Ones to Play" section of games that will have demos available on the Future Games Show Steam page right after the show. And VR fans will get a look at new games coming to the PSVR 2, Meta Quest 2, and other popular headsets.
The show will arrive just before buckets of games drop on us over the next few months. April, May, and June are packed with games like Dead Island 2, System Shock, Redfall, Street Fighter 6, and Diablo 4. It's possible that the Future Games Show will give us even more games to add to the schedule.
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