For all those who missed the First Future Games Show by GamesRadar, the month just got exciting because they are back with another one. GamesRadar has announced a special Gamescom edition for this month.
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It will go live on Friday, August 28 at 8PM BST / 3PM EDT / 12PM PDT. It will feature some magnificent trailers, vivid discussions on games set to release this year. And, more information on the games set to release this year, needless to say, deep insight into the existing games.
The first Future Games Show was an astounding success. It drew over 13.9 million views across all platforms. Nolan North is the man behind the voice of Nathan Drake in the Uncharted series and was the one who presented the first show along with Emily Rose.
A number of exclusive games walked the ramp including Dustborn, Operation: Tango, and Serial Cleaners.
Future Games Show to be broadcast worldwide
The primary aim of the show is to permeate far and wide. They will broadcast it worldwide on GamesRadar+. Future’s network sites will promote the show, namely PC Gamer, TechRadar, T3, Tom’s Guide.
The show will go live on platforms like YouTube, Twitch, Twitter, and more.
“You can expect the usual mix of game reveals, deep dives and developer interviews, plus a host of new games and developers joining our show. We learned a lot from the last show, and look forward to updating you on some of our featured games over the coming weeks.”
Mark the date in your calendars, as the #FutureGamesShow will be back on August 28th! pic.twitter.com/A5da4SeCuE
— GamesRadar+ (@GamesRadar) August 14, 2020
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An August spectacular
The release of the next-gen consoles is just around the corner. This makes the show even more exciting. Also, we will get a glimpse of the games that we can expect sometime next year.
This year hasn’t failed to surprise us. The ongoing pandemic has caused a lot of problems, but the video game industry has seen a massive surge in terms of content and its dissemination.
Big or small, every studio is trying to bring forward a taste of their style of gameplay, and that has surely made things more invigorating. Keep watching this space as we dissect what we see at the Future Games Show.
