The Game Awards 2025 delivered one of the most content-packed ceremonies in the event’s history. From blockbuster sequels and long-awaited franchise revivals to bold new IPs from industry veterans, this year’s show had something for every type of gamer. Whether you’re into cinematic action, RPGs, retro-inspired adventures, or experimental indie titles, TGA 2025 set the tone for the next generation of gaming. Below is a complete breakdown of the biggest game announcements from The Game Awards 2025.
Star Wars Expands in a Big Way
Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic
One of the night’s most talked-about reveals was Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic, a new project set in the legendary Knights of the Old Republic timeline. Former BioWare creative director Casey Hudson confirmed multiple upcoming titles connected to this era, signaling a major expansion of the franchise’s RPG roots.
Star Wars: Galactic Racer
Fuse Games, a studio founded by former Criterion Games developers, unveiled Star Wars: Galactic Racer — a modern take on pod racing featuring high-speed arcade action and next-gen visuals.
Major Studio Reveals and Sequels
Larian Studios Confirms a New Divinity Game
After weeks of speculation, Larian Studios officially confirmed that a new Divinity game is in development. While details remain scarce, the reveal alone was enough to excite RPG fans worldwide.
Control Resonance Announced
Remedy Entertainment revealed Control Resonance, a direct sequel to Control. Launching next year, the game promises deeper world-building, expanded supernatural mechanics, and a refined combat system.
Leon Kennedy Returns in Resident Evil Requiem
Capcom confirmed that Leon Kennedy will return in Resident Evil Requiem, alongside other classic characters. The announcement was met with massive fan enthusiasm, reinforcing Resident Evil’s ongoing revival.
New IPs from Industry Veterans
Coven of the Chicken Foot
Bruce Straley, known for his work on Uncharted and The Last of Us, introduced Coven of the Chicken Foot — a character-driven adventure with a strong narrative focus and distinctive artistic direction.
Dragon Gang by Toshihiro Nagoshi
Yakuza creator Toshihiro Nagoshi revealed Dragon Gang, a stylish action-drama blending intense combat, emotional storytelling, and bold new gameplay systems.
Iconic Franchises Return
Mega Man: Dual Override
Capcom closed the show with Mega Man: Dual Override, the next mainline entry in the Mega Man series, scheduled for release in early 2027.
Two New Tomb Raider Games Announced
Crystal Dynamics surprised fans by unveiling two Tomb Raider projects:
- Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis (2026) — a full remake
- Tomb Raider: Catalyst (2027) — a brand-new sequel
Trailers, Dates, and Special Appearances
- Exodus received a new story-focused trailer from Wizards of the Coast
- Phantom Blade Zero confirmed its release date: September 9, 2026
- LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight launches May 29, 2026, featuring an open-world Gotham
- 007: First Light revealed Lenny Kravitz as the main villain
- No Law, a cyberpunk FPS from Neon Giant (The Ascent devs), was announced
- PlayStation 5 exclusive Saros delayed to April, with a new trailer shown
Indie and Creative Highlights
- Bradley Badger, a heartfelt and nostalgic platformer
- Dungeons & Dragons: Warlock, a single-player RPG focused on morality and magic
- Stupid Never Dies, a darkly comedic fantasy game starring an unlikely zombie hero
Conclusion
The Game Awards 2025 delivered an overwhelming wave of announcements, blending beloved franchises with ambitious new ideas. From Star Wars and Tomb Raider to fresh IPs from legendary developers, the show showcased a future packed with creativity, scale, and innovation. With so many major titles on the horizon, TGA 2025 may be remembered as one of the most influential gaming showcases of the decade.
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