At this point it is clear that no one Really watches Geoff Keighley’s The Game Awards for the awards themselves, the results of which usually range from the inevitable to the irritating. No, people are paying attention to the trailers because Keighley and his team could be miles away from building an Oscras for video games, they say have launched its Super Bowl, where advertisers paid big money to show trailers and even announce projects directly to the events’ more than a million viewers.

While we’re mentioning the winners in passing tonight, we’re much more interested in the trailers, the part that’s the real news. So we’ll be updating this list throughout the night as more big trailers come out, starting with one Elden Ring Spin-off, completely crazy Pac Man game and a trailer for a new one Witcher The game, which irritates us only slightly, seems to ignore our own personal selves Witcher 3 End.

Shadow maze

Was this game just designed to piss off those of us who already watched Prime Videos? Secret levelwith his super-edgy interpretation Pac Man? Who can say, but the idea of ​​incorporating Pac-Man powers into Metroidvania is actually pretty cool.

The Witcher IV



We don’t know why our Ciri, who ended up being very busy ruling the world The Witcher 3She’s now running around in the dirt and fighting nasty monsters, but at least she looks like she’s having fun.

Elden Ring: Nightreign

Does this feel like a mercenary attempt to get more blood out of this? Elden Ring Stone? Yes. Are we going to raise hell with our buddies? Also yes.

Untitled GenDesign game

You don’t need a name when you have a teaser like this, showing what looks like a mecha version of the kind of technology previously seen in creator Fumito Ueda’s Shadow of the Colossus. Consider us teased.

More to come…