How to watch The Future Game Show Summer Showcase – and what to expect

The Future Games Show Summer Showcase is nearly here, promising over 50 games and so much more. So when does it start and how do you watch it? 

This year's summer stream sits alongside the likes of Summer Game Fest, The PC Gaming Show, and so much more – E3 may be gone, but the spirit of many reveals over a short period of time remains. You can expect over 40 games to be present, including nine world premieres, exclusive trailers, developer diaries, and a 'Ones to Play' segment that focuses on upcoming games that have demos available that you can play right now.

How to watch The Future Games Show Summer Showcase 2024

You watch The Future Games Show Summer Showcase on YouTube, Twitch, Twitter, TikTok, and more when it kicks off on June 8 at 12pm PT / 3pm ET / 8pm BST.

You've got your choice of Spanish, French, Simplified Chinese, Korean, Japanese and German subtitles – and more. There are also dedicated American sign language and British sign language feeds.

You can find every game revealed in the FGS Summer Showcase on the Future Games Show Steam page, with new titles added as they get revealed during the show. You can support your favorite developers by wishlisting their games, in what has been a deeply challenging year for the industry.

Just some of the highlights include a single-player horror game set in Dead by Daylight's world from Supermassive Games and Behaviour Interactive, a stunning pixel JRPG inspired by all the 90s classics you could need, and much more. 

That's not all, either. There's an 'Unreal Showcase' that'll spotlight upcoming Unreal Engine 5 projects and a new section called the 'Indie Elevator Pitch,' which intends to show some love to several projects we think are pretty dang neat. 

If you stick around afterward, The Future Games Show Expansion Packs kicks off a 30-minute post-show that dives deeper into some of what's being shown – expect developer diaries and even more exclusive reveals.


Visions of Mana and Dragon Quest 12 lead the list of five exciting JRPGs we want to see more of at Summer Game Fest 2024 and beyond.

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