Everything Revealed at Future Games Show 2022

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It’s time for another great conference, this time, the Future Games Show 2022. We’re covering the event live, so we’ll keep you updated on all of the games talked about at the show.

Everything at Future Games Show 2022

You can watch the show live above, but we’ll also keep the list below updated with everything they talk about at the show. We will also have links to all of the details on the biggest games that are revealed or updated.

  • Outpost
  • Luto
  • Nightingale
  • Tray Racers
  • Wildmender
  • Die By The Blade
  • Scathe
  • Robobeat
  • Morbid Metal
  • Turbo Golf Racing
  • American Arcadia
  • Alaskan Truck Simulator
  • The Entropy Center
  • Puzzles for Clef
  • This Rain Will Never End
  • Lost in Play
  • Brewmaster
  • Sunday Gold
  • Bright Memory Infinite
  • The Light Faith
  • Thymesia
  • Autopsy Simulator
  • The Unliving
  • Ship of Fools
  • The Knight Witch
  • Killer Frequency
  • Tinykin
  • Serial Cleaners
  • Airport Simulator
  • Fueled Up
  • Dinkum
  • Multiversus
  • Mythbusters The Game
  • Shadows of Doubt
  • Last Time I Saw You
  • Instinction
  • Beyond Sunset
  • Phonopolis
  • Being and Becoming
  • Arctic Awakening
  • F1 Manager 22
  • DKO Divine Knockout
  • Planet of Lana
  • Deadly Premonition 2
  • Snufkin: The Melody of Moominvalley
  • Palworld

The Best Games from Future Games Show 2022

Some of the biggest games revealed at the show included Deadly Premonition 2 getting ported to PC. Not only was this the first we heard about it, but the game actually went on sale 20 minutes before the reveal even happened, and you can buy it for yourself right now. Another interesting pick was Mythbusters: The Game, which puts you in the shoes of the titular Mythbusters and test out commonly held beliefs to see if they hold up.

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Will Worrall

Will is the Games Editor at WePC and is a writer who's been tinkering with computers and software since he was old enough to know what a keyboard or screwdriver is. Since 2016 he has written for several high-profile websites, including MakeUseOf and Space.com, specializing in retro gaming and technology, guides, and cybersecurity.

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