The Game Awards 2025 took place on December 11, with reveals and trailers split between an opening pre-show and the main event. The lineup included new games, updates and expansions for existing games, and trailers for two films—not just new game announcements. Below is the event-day roundup in show order. Dates and platforms are those reported at the time, not a check of current availability.
Opening Act: pre-show trailers
The pre-show featured these ten game trailers and announcements:
- The Free Shepherd — A shepherding game for PC and PS5, reported for 2027.
- Decrepit — A first-person action game with souls-like combat, for PC.
- Audio Mech — A music-reactive action game for PC; a demo was reported available during the event.
- Guild Wars 2: Visions of Eternity — An expansion for PC.
- Escape from Duckov — A top-down PvE looter-shooter for PC.
- Pragmata — Announced for PC, PS5, Switch 2 and Xbox Series, with an April 24, 2026 release date and a Steam demo reported at the show.
- Solasta II — A PC game with Early Access announced for March 12, 2026.
- TankRat — An action game for PC and PS5.
- Bradley the Badger — An action-adventure game for PC.
- Stupid Never Dies — An action RPG for PC and PS5.
Main event: game reveals and trailers
The main broadcast ranged from new projects to updates, expansions and trailers for already-announced games.
New game reveals
- Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic — A single-player narrative action RPG from Arcanaut Studios in collaboration with Lucasfilm Games. The event roundup named Casey Hudson as its lead.
- Divinity — A new game from Larian Studios.
- 4:Loop — A four-player co-op shooter for PC and PS5.
- Coven of the Chicken Foot — A PC game and debut title from Wildflower Interactive.
- Ontos — A game from Frictional Games for PC, PS5 and Xbox Series.
- Order of the Sinking Star — A PC puzzle game from Thekla, led by Jonathan Blow.
- Gang of Dragon — A new game from Nagoshi Studio, starring Ma Dong-seok.
- Forest 3 — A sequel in the survival-horror series.
- Total War: Warhammer 40,000 — A strategy game for PC.
- Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve — Announced for PC, PS5 and Xbox Series.
- Star Wars: Galactic Racer — A game from Fuse Games and Lucasfilm Games for PC, PS5 and Xbox Series.
- Out of Words — A co-op adventure for PC, PS5 and Xbox Series.
- No Law — A cyberpunk open-world FPS/RPG for PC, PS5 and Xbox Series.
Trailers, updates and expansions for existing games
- John Carpenter’s Toxic Commando — Announced for PC, PS5 and Xbox Series, with a March 12, 2026 release date reported at the show.
- Zenless Zone Zero — A trailer for the free-to-play game, listed for Android, iOS, PC, PS5 and Xbox Series.
- 2XKO — The event roundup said the PC version was already available and announced a January 12, 2026 console release.
- Resident Evil Requiem — Listed for PC, PS5, Switch 2 and Xbox Series, with February 27, 2026 announced as its release date.
- Exodus — Listed for PC, PS5 and Xbox Series, with an early 2027 window reported.
- Warlock: Dungeons & Dragons — Listed for PC, PS5 and Xbox Series, with a 2027 window reported.
- Screamer — Listed for PC, PS5 and Xbox Series, with a March 26, 2026 release date announced.
- Control Resonant — A new Control game for PC, PS5 and Xbox Series, reported for 2026.
- LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight — Listed for PC, PS5, Switch 2 and Xbox Series; the event roundup gave May 29, 2026 as its release date.
- Tomb Raider: Catalyst — Listed for PC, PS5 and Xbox Series, with a 2027 window reported.
- Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis — A reimagining of the 1996 game, listed for PC, PS5 and Xbox Series and reported for 2026.
- Invincible VS — Listed for PC, PS5 and Xbox Series, with an April 30, 2026 release date announced.
- Orbitals — A co-op space adventure for Switch 2.
- Wuthering Waves — Update 3.0 was announced for December 25, 2025.
- Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred — An expansion with a new campaign set in Skovos and two new classes, including Paladin, according to Xbox Wire’s event recap. The announced release date was April 28, 2026.
- Marvel Rivals — Deadpool — Season 6 was announced for January 16, 2026.
- 007: First Light — A trailer introduced Bawma, portrayed by Lenny Kravitz, according to the event roundup.
- Warframe — A trailer featuring Werner Herzog, as listed by Engadget.
- The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin — A trailer highlighted co-op raids and an open-world action RPG. The game was listed for PC and PS5, with a January 28, 2026 release date announced.
- Lords of the Fallen II — A dark fantasy action RPG for PC, PS5 and Xbox Series.
- Saros — Listed for PS5, with an April 30, 2026 release date announced.
- Where Winds Meet — Listed for Android, iOS, PC and PS5; an Imperial Palace update was noted for by the end of 2026.
- Phasmophobia — A Switch 2 version was announced; the event recap also listed PC, PS5 and Xbox Series.
- Arknights: Endfield — Listed for Android, iOS, PC and PS5, with a January 22, 2026 release date announced.
- Phantom Blade Zero — Listed for PC and PS5, with a September 9, 2026 release date announced.
- Mega Man Dual Override — Listed for PC, PS4, PS5, Switch, Switch 2 and Xbox Series, with a 2027 window reported.
- Nioh 3 — Listed for PC and PS5, with a February 6, 2026 release date and a demo announced for January 29, 2026.
- Highguard — A PvP raid shooter for PC, PS5 and Xbox Series, announced for January 26, 2026.
Film trailers
- Street Fighter — A teaser trailer for the film.
- The Super Mario Galaxy Movie — A movie trailer.
How broad was the 2025 slate?
Video Games Chronicle described the broadcast as featuring “more than 50 game reveals, new trailers and other announcements.” That is a combined count, not a claim that more than 50 trailers were shown. The Game Awards later reported 171 million global livestreams for the full 2025 broadcast, up 11% from 154 million in 2024; the organizer’s figures exclude associated clips and trailers. The event inventory and its release details above follow the December 11 roundup and have not been rechecked for present-day availability.
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Sources: GameSpot’s event-day roundup; Engadget’s announcement list; Video Games Chronicle’s recap; Xbox Wire’s event recap; The Game Awards.
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