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The biggest announcements and trailers from Gamescom Opening Night Live 2026

New trailers for Mega Man: Dual Override and Final Fantasy VII: Revelation, wowee!

Geoff Keighley’s Gamescom Opening Night Live officially returned this week for another two-hour livestream packed to the brim with trailers and announcements for upcoming games. The livestream kicks off Gamescom, an annual industry gaming convention and industry trade show held in Cologne, Germany. The event runs from 26–30 August, 2026.

This year’s Gamescom Opening Night Live stream was pretty huge, packing in new announcements for The Witcher 3: Songs of the Past, Metro 2039, and Final Fantasy VII: Revelation, among many other reveals. In case you missed it, here are all of the event’s biggest announcements and trailers:

Mega Man: Dual Override

Mega Man: Dual Override got a brand-new gameplay trailer, showing off two previously-unseen characters: Proto Man and Twinkle Girl. The latter is a new character in the franchise. 

Warlock: Dungeons & Dragons

This new Dungeons & Dragons game got its first gameplay reveal at Gamescom, showing off its titular warlock and fantasy world. 

Exodus

This Mass Effect-like game now has a release date, launching later in 2027. 

PUBG: DED.NET

Krafton has an all-new PUBG game to show off. This brand-new multiplayer spin-off has a roguelite progression system, allowing players to create builds in each run. 

Rainbow Six Tactics

Ubisoft’s Rainbow Six franchise is moving in an unexpected direction, with a brand-new tactical turn-based game launching in 2027. 

Game of Thrones: War for Westeros

This new Game of Thrones game is giving players exactly what they want out of the main TV series: the ability to change the ending. 

Ananta

NetEase Games’ open-world game with anime aesthetics is officially launching in January 2027, with two cities for players to explore. 

Showa American Story

A new gameplay trailer for Showa American Story was shown off during Gamescom, featuring its protagonist and beat-’em-up gameplay.

Tides of Annihilation

Resident Evil Requiem’s Grace Ashcroft voice actor Angela Sant'Albano is stepping into the shoes of Tides of Annihilation’s main protagonist.

Silent Hill Townfall

Silent Hill Townfall has revealed its English voice cast, including Terry O’Quinn from Lost. 

Metro 2039

The next instalment in the Metro franchise has revealed new gameplay this week. 

1001: Threads of Mizan

The ambitious Arabian fantasy adventure game 1001: Threads of Mizan showed off gameplay with co-op multiplayer. 

Turok Origins

The Turok franchise is officially making a comeback, allowing players to take on prehistoric threats with not-so-prehistoric weaponry. 

Road Kings

This upcoming truck simulator is launching in 2027.

Gravhounds

Who’s a good boy? This game throws dogs into the limelight in a 1–4 player third-person shooter, with early access coming in 2027. 

Lego Skylines

Imagine Cities Skylines in Lego form, and you have the basic idea of how this new game works. 

Stage Tour

This musical game has a setlist of over 90 songs for players to partake in.

Murals

Disney Illusion Island developer Dlala Studios has revealed its next game, Murals. 

Silver Palace

This upcoming gacha game features a steampunk vibe and flashy anime visuals. 

Path of Exile II 1.0

Path of Exile II is finally locking in its full Version 1.0 release date: 11 December, 2026. 

Heroes of Might and Magic 3 Remake

Ubisoft has officially revealed a remake of Heroes of Might and Magic 3. 

Afterworld

Paradox Interactive’s new strategy game is set in the post-apocalypse.

Hitman: World of Assassination x Snoop Dogg

Hitman: World of Assassination is getting a new Elusive Target DLC: The Herbalist, AKA Snoop Dogg. 

Petit Planet

HoYoverse’s upcoming life simulation game Petit Planet is officially launching this winter. 

Nodus Fall

HoYoverse has revealed a brand-new fantasy game, Nodus Fall. 

No Law

This first-person game is set in a futuristic cyberpunk city. 

Cinder City

A grim cinematic trailer was shown off for this new game, diving into its protagonist and central mystery. 

Ontos

Kepler and Frictional Games has a new sci-fi game, and it looks pretty gruesome. A gameplay reveal for the game is coming this month on Jacksepticeye’s YouTube channel. 

Pony Island 2: Panda Circus

A surreal new trailer was shown off for this upcoming game. 

Zoopunk

This interesting hack-and-slash game with a grumpy bunny protagonist showed off more gameplay and a closer look at its central cast. 

There are no Ghosts at the Grand

This musical horror renovation game is launching pretty soon.

Roco Kingdom

This adorable-looking game has loads of cute Pokemon-like creatures for players to befriend.

Tarae: The Unbound

This isometric action game features pretty grisly visuals, which might just whet the appetite of Diablo fans looking for their next fix. 

Like or Die

This Finals-like game is a multiplayer first-person shooter following influencers eliminating each other on stream. 

Final Fantasy VII: Revelation

A new trailer for Final Fantasy VII Revelation dives into the stakes of this final entry in the Final Fantasy VII trilogy. Now that the cast is fully assembled, Vincent Valentine and Cid included, it’s time for Cloud and friends to end things and for all. 

Genigods: Nezha

This single-player action-RPG reinvents Chinese creation mythology.

Crazy Taxi: World Tour

The new Crazy Taxi sequel has shown off multiplayer gameplay for the first time.

The Witcher III: Wild Hunt Remastered

The Witcher III: Wild Hunt is not only getting a free remaster (for owners of the original game), but a Songs of the Past expansion to boot. 

The Witcher III: Songs of the Past

The Witcher III: Wild Hunt is getting a fourth expansion adding onto Geralt’s adventures, entitled Songs of the Past.

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Timothy "Timaugustin" AugustinTimothy Augustin is a Senior Editor at GosuGamers who has written about video games and pop culture for over seven years, with hands-on experience previewing titles across PC, console, and mobile at industry events. Currently, Tim won't shut up about how good Pokémon Pokopia is. It's very good!