Everyone has a fighting chance
It’s another year, it’s another Game Awards come and gone. This year saw some unprecedented challenges in all facets and walks of life, and it was on full display as presenters and award winners mostly joined in via Zoom, and performers performed on video feeds, rather than the main stage. However, what didn’t change were announcements and the actual awards.
The hits keep coming for the final Ultimate Fighting Championship pay-per-view card of the year.
During tonight’s The Game Awards, Evil Dead: The Game was announced for PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch.
Frontier has shown off the first gameplay for Elite Dangerous Odyssey during The Game Awards tonight.
The next adventure in Zenimax Online Studio’s ongoing MMO, The Elder Scrolls Online, will take players of the franchise to a familiar place, as Gates of Oblivion was unveiled at tonight’s Game Awards.
Sometimes, you can’t get enough dinosaurs, as Ark: Survival Evovled developer Studio Wildcard taught us with the announcement of Ark II. That isn’t the only thing that players will get more of, it also seems, by the trailer, that Ark II will have plenty of Vin Diesel, as he steps into the role of Santiago.
Leading up to The Game Awards, Pearl Abyss released a tiny taste of a trailer, but they sure followed it up with a lengthy, gorgeous looking gameplay trailer that has us excited for the, largely single player, title that follows in the same Desert Universe as Black Desert.
The trailer for the next Dragon Age game has arrived during The Game Awards.
Announced at The Game Awards, Focus Home Interactive’s upcoming multiplayer game, Hood: Outlaws & Legends got a new gameplay trailer as well as the official release date. Coming to PC, PlayStation consoles and Xbox platforms, the game will launch on May 10th, 2021.
During The Game Awards tonight, Microsoft unveiled Perfect Dark developed by The Initiative.