Coming just two months after E3, the annual video game expo in the United States, Gamescom showcases upcoming games. For the first time ever, Gamescom is streaming its opening night online. About 50,000 people tuned in.
So far, Nintendo, Microsoft and Google have made pre-show announcements introducing new game releases and trailers.
Google added several games to its cloud streaming platform, Stadia, including “Attack on Titan 2: Final Battle,” “Orcs Must Die! 3,” “Cyberpunk 2077,” “Kine” and “Superhot.”
At Gamescom’s opening ceremony, Take-Two Interactive’s Private Division announced a sequel to Kerbal Space Program, a space flight simulation game. It’s coming next year on PC and later to Xbox One and Playstation 4.
This article will be updated with more developments and news from Gamescom.
