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The Game Awards 2025 is all set to go live on December 11, bringing together the biggest names in gaming to celebrate the year’s best titles. Apart from the awards, the show is known for its surprise announcements, world premieres, and first looks at major upcoming games. While there is no official list yet, several leaks and early hints suggest that fans may see many exciting reveals this year.
Here is a look at the new games that are expected to be showcased at The Game Awards 2025 based on the latest reports and community buzz.
Exodus
Archetype Entertainment has already confirmed that a new trailer for Exodus will premiere at the event. The game is a sci-fi action title that has been gaining attention for its unique world and deep storytelling. Fans can expect a more detailed look during the show.
Project Impact
Neon Giant, the studio behind The Ascent, has teased the announcement of their next game, currently called Project Impact. The official hints point toward a full reveal on December 11, making it one of the confirmed showcases.
The Mystery Statue Game
A large demonic statue placed in the Mojave Desert by Geoff Keighley has sparked major curiosity. Early reports say it is linked to a new “hell-themed” game that has nothing to do with Diablo, Elder Scrolls 6, or God of War. This mysterious reveal could be one of the biggest surprises of the show.
Control: Resonant
Rumors indicate that Remedy Entertainment may finally announce the follow-up to their 2019 title, Control. The game is expected to expand on the mysterious world and supernatural themes that made the original such a hit.
Death Stranding 2 for PC
While Death Stranding 2 is already out on consoles, fans are speculating that a PC version may be announced at The Game Awards. With Kojima Productions known for big TGA moments, this reveal seems quite possible.
Silent Hill Remake
Bloober Team is working on a remake of the iconic Silent Hill game. After positive reactions to a demo earlier in 2025, the studio may use TGA to share a new trailer or a release date.
Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time Remake
Ubisoft may provide another update for the long-awaited remake of The Sands of Time. The project has been delayed several times, so any new footage or confirmation will be welcome news for fans.
Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag Remake
Details about a remake for Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag have been circulating for a while. If true, Ubisoft may finally reveal it at The Game Awards, especially with the series celebrating its legacy.
Pragmata
Capcom’s long-delayed sci-fi project Pragmata might finally receive a firm release update. The game was first shown in 2020 and has been quiet ever since, so the TGA stage could be the perfect place for a new showing.
Onimusha
There is also speculation about a new Onimusha game, with talk of a fresh reveal and a possible early trailer. The classic samurai action series returning would spark a lot of excitement.
Duskbloods
FromSoftware’s rumored next project, reportedly titled Duskbloods, may make its first appearance. With FromSoftware’s history of surprise announcements, this reveal could become one of the standout moments of the night.
Resident Evil Requiem
Capcom is also expected to reveal more about Resident Evil Requiem, the next chapter in the popular horror franchise. Early leaks point toward a new trailer or at least a teaser during the show.
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