How to watch the Future Games Show Spring Showcase right now
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The Future Games Show Spring Showcase has returned! Brought to you by our friends at GamesRadar, the show once again spotlights a slew of upcoming games and world premiere exclusive premieres. Not only can you watch it from various online sources, but those attending PAX East can even watch it during the Boston-based event.
As in previous years, we’ll be treated to over 40 games from some of the biggest publishers and developers in the gaming industry. These include Bandai Namco, Spotlight by Quantic Dream and The Chinese Room. A post-show broadcast appropriately called the Expansion Pack will be hosted by content creators and feature exclusive interviews, special guests and “some surprise reveals.” The show is platform agnostic, so we’ll hear announcements about titles coming to the PS5 and Xbox Series X to the Xbox One, PS4, PC and the Nintendo Switch.
Speaking of hosts, Ben Starr (Clive Rosfield, Final Fantasy XVI) and Samantha Béart (Karlach, Baldur’s Gate 3) are hosting this year’s event, which should make fans of those respective games happy. Ben Starr in particular has become a favorite on X (formerly Twitter) so it’s good to see him co-hosting the event.
“Our Spring Showcase will spotlight some of the most exciting upcoming games in a year that’s already been full of surprises,” said Daniel Dawkins, Content Director of Games Video & Events at Future. “Palworld, Helldivers 2, and Pacific Drive are just three off-radar titles to have caught the imagination, and it’s exactly these kinds of atmospheric indies and inventive AAs that the Future Games Show loves to champion in its mission to help viewers discover something new.”
How to Future Games Show Spring Showcase livestream
You can watch the broadcast on Twitch, YouTube, X, Facebook, TikTok, GamesRadar, IGN, BiliBili and more. If you’re attending PAX East, you can watch the stream in the Albatross Theater.
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