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Next Week on XBOX rounds up a diverse slate of new games arriving June 22–26 across Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC, and Game Pass, spanning strategy, action, indie adventures, and puzzle titles, with many releases featuring Series X|S optimizations, Smart Delivery, or Play Anywhere.
During its Xbox Games Showcase, Microsoft announced 17 new day-one titles joining Xbox Game Pass, including Gears of War E-Day, Fable, Halo: Campaign Evolved, Resonance: A Plague Legacy, Spyro: A Realm Beyond, Clockwork Revolution, Persona 4 Revival, Persona 6, State of Decay 3, and others, with releases slated across Xbox Series X/S, PC, PS5, and Nintendo Switch 2 through 2026–2027.
The 60-minute Xbox Games Showcase unveiled a flood of exclusives and updates, including Gears of War: E‑Day as a Series X/S and PC launch on Oct 6, 2026, Fable’s new footage with a Feb 23, 2027 release, Halo: Campaign Evolved with a July 28, 2026 date, and additional reveals across titles like State of Decay 3, Sea of Thieves Season 20, Metro 2039, and more, plus a 25th‑anniversary Xbox console bundle.
The two-hour Summer Game Fest 2026 showcase delivered a torrent of announcements, from remakes to sequels and new titles across multiple platforms. Highlights include Resident Evil Veronica (Code Veronica remake) with a 2027 launch, a Cuphead sequel alongside Mighty Cuphead Adventure, and Final Fantasy VII Revelation slated for a simultaneous 2027 release on all major platforms. The event showcased numerous other titles with varied windows or no dates yet—Alien: Isolation 2, Gen Atlas, Blood Message, Stranger Than Heaven, Gundam Rogue Orbit, Star Wars: Zero Company, Among Us On Guard, Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance, and more—emphasizing both return of beloved franchises and fresh concepts, with trailers and platform info accompanying the reveals.
The June 2026 PlayStation State of Play unfolded a dense lineup of new trailers and firm release windows, from Marvel’s Wolverine (Sept 15, 2026) to Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls, Rayman Legends Retold (Oct 1 across PS5/Xbox Series/Switch 2/PC), and Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis (Feb 12, 2027). The show also teases ongoing or new titles like Dune: Awakening (Sept 22, 2026), Silent Hill: Townfall (Sept 24, 2026), Ace Combat 8’s date, Until Dawn 2 (2027), God of War Laufey details, and more, signaling a diverse PS5 pipeline through 2026–2027 with a mix of sequels, remakes, and new IPs.
Sony announces release dates for three PS5 accessories: the FlexStrike wireless fight stick launches August 6 worldwide (pre-orders start June 12 at $199.99 / €199.99 / £179.99 / ¥34,980), the 27-Inch Gaming Monitor with DualSense Charging Hook lands August 27 in the US and Japan (pre-orders start June 5 at $349.99 / ¥49,980), and Pulse Elevate wireless speakers arrive later in 2026.
Lionsgate has pushed Mel Gibson’s The Resurrection Of The Christ: Part One to May 6, 2027 and Part Two to May 25, 2028 (Ascension Day weekends), swapping from earlier March 2027/Ascension Day dates. Johnny Depp’s Day Drinker will take the March 26, 2027 slot. Principal photography wrapped after 134 days in Italy, with international distribution planned through Icon Productions partners, as a major epic follow-up to The Passion of the Christ.
Xbox Game Pass welcomes Forza Horizon 6 in Japan today and kicks off a busy May–June slate across cloud, console, and PC, with titles like Remnant II, Escape Simulator, Luna Abyss, The Outer Worlds: Spacer’s Choice Edition, Jurassic World Evolution 3, Final Fantasy VI, My Friend Peppa Pig, Pigeon Simulator, Kabuto Park, Winter Burrow, and more joining (many day one on Game Pass) while a batch of games leaves on May 31; plus notes on handheld optimization and a few “In Case You Missed It” highlights.
Paramount+ has revealed the release schedule for the new Dutton Ranch episodes, detailing the exact drop dates and cadence so fans know when to tune in for each installment.
A weekly roundup of upcoming Xbox releases for May 11–15 across Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC, and Game Pass, featuring Subnautica 2 (Game Preview) and a wide array of indie and genre titles with platform details and pre-orders where applicable.
Next Week on Xbox previews a busy release window from May 4–8 across Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC, and Game Pass, featuring Mixtape (May 7) and a broad slate of indie titles—Wax Heads, Axe Cop, Dungeonloop, Golem Lights, Motorslice, Magic Sheep, The Tag-Along Obsession, Tri6: Infinite 2, Versebound, Akuma Rise, Bahamut and the Waqwaq Tree, Hydroneer, Little Things and more—spanning puzzle, JRPG, roguelite, and narrative adventures.
At an IGN x ID@Xbox showcase, Microsoft announced 15 new day-one games joining Game Pass, including Aphelion, Beastro and more, with releases spanning across Xbox Series X|S and PC and windows through 2026. The lineup covers a mix of genres from co-op adventures to RPGs and cozy sims, featuring titles like Crashout Crew, Deep Dish Dungeon, Echo Generation 2, Escape Academy 2: Back 2 School, Inkonbini: One Store. Many titles have set release windows for 2026, highlighting Game Pass’ growing day-one strategy across platforms.
Warner Bros. unveiled a 2027–2028 release slate at CinemaCon including The Revenge of La Llorona, an Ocean’s prequel, Evil Dead Wrath, Final Destination 7, The Flood, Gladys and an untitled Baz Luhrmann/Joan of Arc project. The Flood is a space-horror from Zach Cregger about a deep-space team that encounters a reality-warping alien artifact (originally on Netflix); Gladys is a Weapons prequel focusing on Aunt Gladys. Producers include Amblin and Vertigo; it’s not yet clear which project Cregger will direct next.
Warner Bros. has lined up release dates for several upcoming projects: The Flood, a sci-fi thriller from Amblin directed and written by Zach Cregger, is set for August 11, 2028; the Weapons spinoff Gladys lands September 8, 2028 (Cregger producing and co-writing with Zach Shields); an Ocean's prequel starring Margot Robbie and Bradley Cooper is dated June 25, 2027 with Cooper directing; Final Destination 7 on May 12, 2028; The Revenge of La Llorona on April 9, 2027; and Baz Luhrmann’s untitled Joan of Arc film on November 22, 2028.
The Triple-i Initiative’s third showcase unveiled 14 indie games with new trailers, updates, and release windows—from Temtem: Pioneers to Neverway and Alabaster Dawn—along with upcoming demos and Early Access dates stretching into 2027.