Angel Matrix and Annapurna Interactive have joined forces to bring us the card-based speedrunning game, Neon White. The first-person shooter and puzzle platforming hybrid has a sleek art style and a killer soundtrack, thanks to Machine Girl. 

The biggest news out of Summer Game Fest is that the game is coming soon, as in next week! Neon White debuts June 16 on Switch and PC. 

In Neon White, you take control of an assassin from Hell. Your goal is to slay demons and do God's dirty work with a team called the "Neons." Each member wears their own animal-inspired mask. It's called, "A game for freaks by freaks," so you know it's going to be a wild ride. 

An announcement trailer for the chaotic Goat Simulator 3 was just debuted at Summer Game Fest.

Developer Coffee Stain Studios showed off the wild new trailer for the next instalment in the janky physics-based franchise, and you can see it for yourself below:

The trailer announcing the sequel continued the joke of its predecessor, which parodied the Dead Island trailer. Goat Simulator 3’s trailer riffed on the Dead Island 2 trailer from eight years ago, which has still yet to be released.

You can read a brief description of the game below:

Pilgor’s baaack! Gather your herd and venture forth into Goat Simulator 3; an all-new, totally realistic, sandbox farmyard experience. Invite up to three friends in local or online co-op, create carnage as a team, or compete in mini-games and then not be friends anymore. Coming to PC in the Fall.

While the game classes itself as a ‘simulator,’ the game is anything but. The janky physics-based gameplay is all about doing completely outrageous things, like summoning the devil, or literally destroying an entire town.

Goat Simulator 3 is coming to PC in Fall this year, exclusively to the Epic Games Store.

Our Summer Game Fest coverage is ongoing, be sure to keep checking the Twinfinite home page for all the latest news from the event!

Feature Image source: Coffee Stain Studios

Want to know when TMNT: Shredder’s Revenge comes out? Order your pizzas and get ready to brawl, Turtle-heads, as an official release date for the highly anticipated beat ’em up has finally been revealed. Here is everything you need to know about when the game comes out.

TMNT: Shredder’s Revenge Release Date

TMNT: Shredder’s Revenge arrives on Nintendo Switch, PS4, Xbox One, and PC on June 16, 2022. The game will feature 6 player local and online co-op, allowing you and your buddies to beat up the Foot clan no matter where you are.

For a brief preview of what you can expect in TMNT: Shredder’s Revenge, be sure to check out our hands-on demo impressions. In it, we break down all of the new features, how the game feels compared to the original series, and so much more.

That’ll do it for everything you need to know about when TMNT: Shredder’s Revenge comes out?  If you’re still on the hunt for more info about the game, be sure to check out the rest of Twinfinite to see the rest of our guides, which have plenty of tips, tricks, and FAQs.

If you’re looking for more of what’s dropped during the Summer Game Fest showcase, be sure to check out the links below.

A new Honkai: Star Rail trailer appeared at Summer Game Fest 2022, and this time Kafka narrated it. She is one of the mysterious characters affiliated with the Trailblazer, the player's avatar, in the game. She delivers a speech that happens when the player first meets her in-game.

The video begins with Kafka talking to the player about what they can expect. She mentions the people they'll meet, who will become like family, and the places they'll go. She also mentions, “As long as you know in your heart where you’re heading, you will arrive at the end of the story.” She then shoves the Stellaron, an item capable of bestowing power, into the avatar and says, “That’s the you that I like.” It ends with a look at Jing Yuan, a The Erudition path character who uses the lightning element. He’s also a Xianzhou Alliance general.

Go on a cosmic adventure across the stars in this upcoming all-new strategy-RPG from @GenshinImpact studio #HoYoverse, this is @honkaistarrail! #SummerGameFest pic.twitter.com/fMJ3m0DZ8E

— Summer Game Fest - Today (@summergamefest) June 9, 2022

The creepy first-person shooter, Routine has made a comeback at Summer Game Fest, after being MIA for quite some time.

We only got to see a short CGI trailer as a tease, which featured robot enemies and some of that derelict lunar research station mentioned by indie developer Lunar Software 10 years ago.

After its initial announcement in 2012, Routine received some development updates, but got delayed multiple times, and here we are ten years after with the Summer Game Fest trailer, which you can check out below.

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miHoYo came in hot during this year’s Summer Games Fest, and we got even more info about their upcoming turn-based RPG, Honkai: Star Rail. This is the latest installment in the Honkai series, and it also marks a pretty radical departure from the studio’s usual games as it’s the first time they’re experimenting with the turn-based combat formula.

So far, our impressions from the closed beta have been pretty positive, and the game continues to look very promising especially from what we saw at the event. We got a new trailer at Summer Game Fest 2022, showing off some more of the story and its various key characters. You can check out the new trailer down below:

We got to chat with miHoYo last month, and the developers provided a bit more insight into the game’s development process, as well as the larger focus on character interactions and player decisions. There’s a lot to look forward to here, as Honkai: Star Rail is set to be released for PC and mobile devices later this year.

miHoYo has been on fire this year, especially with the announcement of their new game, Zenless Zone Zero, which we got to see even more of during Summer Game Fest 2022. You can check out the new trailer down below:

Zenless Zone Zero immediately caught our attention with its visually striking art style and urban setting, which definitely sets it apart from the developer’s usual style of game like Genshin Impact and the Honkai series. miHoYo showed off another trailer for the game during Summer Game Fest 2022, offering up a closer look at its gameplay elements.

You can check out the new trailer down below:

There’s still no set release date for Zenless Zone Zero just yet, but we’ll keep you updated as more info comes our way.

Metal: Hellsigner made an appearance today during Summer Game Fest and a demo is available now. While the trailer didn't really show anything new, it still looks neat! You should check it out, if only because it's a fun concept.

The big draw is its rhythm-based gameplay. While rhythm games are a dime a dozen, Hellsinger sets itself apart by being a first-person shooter, where, as you may have guessed, action has to be performed on the beat. Shooting, dodging, reloading, and so on need to be performed in time with the game's soundtrack for maximum points.

Check out the new trailer below:

Speaking of the soundtrack, Hellsinger features System of a Down's Serj Tankian, Trivium's Matt Heafy, Lamb of God's Randy Blythe, and more. Check out our in-depth interview with Tankian to hear more about his contributions to the game. 

A demo for Metal: Hellsigner is available now on PlayStation, Xbox, and Steam. 

In a very short and technically not at all sweet teaser trailer at the Summer Game Fest this year, we saw that terrible things are afoot in isolated space station Fort Solis. Honestly, why does anyone bother building isolated space stations? It's like getting married at Christmas in Albert Square at this point. Geoff was joined on stage by Roger Clark (who you will know from being Arthur Morgan in Red Dead Redemption) and Troy Baker (who you will know from, I dunno, throw a dart, you'll hit one) to briefly talk more about their characters and what the hap is heckening in this horror adventure game.

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Amplitude Studios has announced its turn-based historical strategy game Humankind is heading to both last-gen and current-gen Xbox and PlayStation consoles.

The announcement was made at Summer Game Fest, with the ports being handled by Aspyr studio. The ports are set to release on 4th November.

The game will also make a debut on Xbox Game Pass.

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During today’s Summer Game Fest broadcast, the folks at Tribute Games and Dotemu revealed that Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge is dropping onto PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC exactly a week from now on June 16. It’s backward-compatible on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S, of course, and will…

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Humankind is adding six new cultures to its historical strategy roster with the arrival of its second paid DLC pack, Amplitude Studios have announced at tonight's Summer Game Fest. It's also getting another major patch in the form of the "Bolivar Patch", that's focused on community features. But first, the DLC. This will explore the heritage of Latin America, letting players progress from the ancient era Caralans through to the Nazca, Taíno, Inca and contemporary Argentinians and Cubans. You needn't wait to dig in, either, as the Latin America pack is out right now on Steam and the Epic Games Store.

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Marvel Midnight Suns has received a new release date, which will see the game arrive on October 7, 2022. The information about the new release date appeared during the Summer Game Fest 2022 stream. It included a new trailer, which revealed demonic versions of popular Marvel characters like The Hulk. Additionally, the Defender Doctor Strange skin has been revealed as a pre-order bonus.

You can watch the Marvel Midnight Suns Summer Game Fest trailer below.

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Originally scheduled to release in March 2022, announcement of a delay appeared in November 2021. This revealed the game would release sometime in the second half of 2022. The delay was made to improve the story, cinematics, and overall quality of the game.

Marvel Midnight Suns will feature a handful of well-established characters from the Marvel universe. This includes Venom, Spider-Man, Wolverine, and Blade. In the trailer, characters like Scarlet Witch and Venom are seen under the control of the antagonist, a new character made for the game.

It will also feature a new character in the Marvel universe, unique to the title. Additionally, players will be able to customize this character, and gain access to unique powers.

Marvel Midnight Suns will release for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, and PC on October 7, 2022. There's no Nintendo Switch release date yet.

Summer Game Fest turned strategic for a new trailer featuring Sega and Amplitude Studios' Humankind. Not only does it have a new update for the PC version and some recent DLC, but a console version of the 4X game is also coming on November 4. The footage above shows a short clip of the console version in action, but I'm sure we'll see more of how Humankind is transitioning to controllers in the months ahead.

A new PC DLC available now is titled "Cultures Of Latin America," which, I'm sure you've guessed, adds new cultures, narrative events, and more based on Latin America. It costs $8.99 to add a Latin heritage to your Humankind civilizations. Here's a handy bullet-pointed list of features for this new content drop: 

Midnight Fight Express definitely caught a lot of attention when it first unveiled, sparking plenty of comparisons between that game and Hotline Miami. That’s not surprising either, as both games feature fast-paced action combat from a top-down perspective, and earwormy synth music.

We got yet another glimpse of the game during Summer Game Fest 2022, which provided a nice look at gameplay and cosmetic options. You can check out the new trailer down below:

Midnight Fight Express is set to be released for PC and consoles on Aug. 23.

Crikey, one thing I never expected to see at tonight’s Summer Game Fest was a sequel to Delphine Software and U.S. Gold’s cinematic sci-fi platformer Flashback, but there it was. Flashback 2 is coming from long-established French studio Microids, developers of the Syberia series. It’s been 30 years now since the original game released on PC, and Geoff Keighley was very excited to re-announce the sequel. Check out the trailer below.

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Out of the Blue, the studio behind 2020's wonderful Lovecraftian island adventure Call of the Sea, has shared a first proper look at its next title, the Truman-Show-esque American Arcadia.

American Arcadia, which was initially teased earlier this year, takes place in a retro-futuristic metropolis where the citizens have no idea they're actually contestants on the most watched reality show on the planet.

What follows is a daring escape - presented as a documentary, complete with interviews and police interrogations - as players take control of two different characters in two different locations, each with their own playstyles.

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Digital Extremes has released a new trailer for its upcoming Warframe expansion, The Duviri Paradox. 

This trailer aired during today’s Summer Game Fest showcase, and it offers a mysterious look at the highly-anticipated Warframe expansion, teasing more to come during TennoCon 2022. More specifically, if this trailer has you excited about The Duviri Paradox, you’ll be able to check out the first look at gameplay for it at 5 p.m. ET on July 16. For now, hopefully, the trailer below is enough to tide you over until then: 

As you can see, the trailer doesn’t reveal too much but hints at what to expect. It also shows some fun goodies you can get for tuning into upcoming Warframe-related things. Scroll through the slideshow below for a look at those goodies and bundles, including how to get your hands on each: 

The prospect of the celebrated XCOM team, Firaxis, making a Marvel-themed superhero strategy game is mouthwatering. Pairing a team of that talent with a licence of that appeal is inspired. All you have to do is substitute in superheroes, don't you?

But what if it's not so simple working with Marvel? That is a world-conquering entertainment brand that would have every right to be precious about its heroes and intellectual property. And what if the XCOM formula didn't actually work very well with superheroes? Which self-respecting superhero would take cover in a battle, after all?

These are some of the many things Firaxis creative director Jake Solomon talks to Ian Higton about, as he details, openly and generously, the process of making Marvel's Midnight Suns. The game will be released 7th October on PlayStation and Xbox consoles, and PC. A Nintendo Switch version will be available at an unspecified later date.

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Announced at Summer Game Fest 2022 is Stormgate, an RTS (real-time strategy) that will be releasing as a beta sometime in 2023. There wasn’t any gameplay shown off outside of a couple screenshots after the trailer, so there’s not too much to share. It was mentioned to be free-to-play, however. It was promised that there won’t be any pay-to-win or NFTs dragging it down, either.

Stormgate’s developer, Frost Giant Studios, is made up of Warcraft and StarCraft veterans.

You can watch the Stormgate trailer for yourself below:

As we can see from the trailer, a mech suit comes to the rescue of the first character shown, giving the hint that most of the friendly forces will be in mech suits.

While this isn’t the first ever RTS to use mech suits for combat, the lineage of the veteran team members making up the studio certainly make Stormgate one to keep an eye on.

At this time, all that is known about platforms is that Stormgate will be on PC.

Chance has always been an integral part of Firaxis’ turn-based tactics games. Just ask the many thousands of players who missed a shot with a 90% success chance in one of their XCOM reboots. Marvel’s Midnight Suns, however, could be the Civilization studio’s biggest gamble yet. Not only is it their first game to mix substantial RPG elements into its tactical combat, but there’s nary a hit percentage in sight. In the four hours I spent playing the opening of Midnight Suns last week, I saw precisely one scenario that had any kind of per cent number attached to it – and that was booting a goon (100%) or Venom, one of the newly confirmed villains of the game (0%), off a rooftop. All your other attacks, represented here as a deck of cards, are guaranteed hits.

It’s a strategic evolution I’ll talk about in a second, but this switch-up in approach isn’t the only part of Midnight Suns story that’s been subject to the whims of (mis)fortune. No sooner had Firaxis announced the game it was delayed in the snap of Thanos' fingers (from March to the second half of 2022, now confirmed as October 7th at tonight’s Summer Game Fest). But speaking to creative director Jake Solomon, the extra polishing time they set aside gave them an unexpected benefit. And it’s all down to a fish witch called Wanda.

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At tonight's Summer Game Fest, we got a look at upcoming indie game Highwater from publisher Rogue Games and developer Demagog .

It is a colourful and playfully chunky looking strategy game, but one with a somber undertone. As the name suggests, it focuses on a world ravaged by the effects of global warming and the resulting high water levels. It also features a city called Alphaville, so yes, while I am writing this up, I am also singing Big in Japan.

Here is the trailer for you to enjoy yourself.

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The final heroes and villains of Marvel's Midnight Suns have been revealed at tonight's Summer Game Fest bonanza. Spider-Man and Scarlet Witch will be joining previously announced goodies such as Iron Man, Blade and Captain Marvel, while err... Scarlet Witch, Hulk and Venom will repping the game's big bad demon mother Lilith. Man, if there's one Avenger I wouldn't want going all evil on me, it's Hulk. And Scarlet Witch, to be fair. Why have these heroes joined the dark side in Firaxis' new tactics RPG? Well, we'll be able to find out when the game launches on October 7th. Here's a new trailer to celebrate.

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The goats will once again be back to cause chaos, as Coffee’s Stain Goat Simulator 3 appeared at Summer Game Fest 2022. The game will appear for PCs, the PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X in Fall 2022. It will also be an Epic Games Store.

A first trailer showed up during the presentation. It featured a jogger running along and seemed normal. Then, various goats ended up appearing behind him to cause havoc. The video ended with four goats starring at him.

Gather your herd, it's time for udder chaos.

Wishlist #GoatSimulator3 now, exclusive to PC on the Epic Games Store! https://t.co/NN0TcKqzqM pic.twitter.com/YbmW6e2owl

— Epic Games Store (@EpicGames) June 9, 2022

A press released confirmed the game will be set in San Angora again. Four people can play locally or online. There will be things like quests and minigames. The goats can be customized too. Physical copies will be available, with a pre-udder edition including special gear.

Today’s Summer Game Fest livestream provided a new look at Marvel’s Midnight Suns, Firaxis' upcoming superhero RPG, including a release date and two new playable heroes. 

Marvel’s Midnight Suns swings to stores on October 7, and a new cinematic trailer pulled the curtain back on Spider-Man (voiced by Yuri Lowenthal) and Scarlet Witch. These fan-favorite heroes join the likes of Ghost Rider, Captain America, and Magik to battle Lilith, Mother of all Demons. Not to be outdone by our do-gooders, the trailer also revealed Lilith's line-up of corrupted antagonists: Venom, Sabertooth, Hulk, and interestingly, Scarlet Witch again. 

Firaxis also laid out four different versions of the game, each offering its own batch of goodies. They are:

Standard Edition ($59.99): PS4, Xbox One, and PC base game.  

Enhanced Edition ($69.99): PS5 and Xbox Series X/S version that includes five premium skins.

Digital+ Edition ($79.99): Available on all platforms and includes 11 premium skins. 

Legendary Edition ($99.99): Available on all platforms and includes 23 premium cosmetic skins plus a post-launch season pass. 

After a 30 year hiatus, Flashback will be making its grand return with a teaser trailer being shown during the Summer Game Fest for the sequel: Flashback 2.

Not much is shown in the trailer, but developer Microids is building up the hype and targeting to retain the magic of the first game. Conrad B Hart is back again confronted by his foes the Morphs, and it’s up to Conrad and his team to foil their plans.

Here is the official description of Flashback 2:

After his victory over the “Master Brain” in the first episode, Conrad and his allies are once again confronted with the Morphs, who threaten all civilizations. ​

Moreover, his friend Ian, who has answers to many of Conrad’s questions, has just been kidnapped in front of him… A trick of the Morphs? For what purpose? It’s up to you to find out…​

Help him and his allies to solve this delicate and dangerous investigation through 5 levels full of action and shoot-outs and to fight the Morphs who are preparing a machiavellian plan for total control of the solar system…​

Today, during the broadcast of Summer Game Fest, 2K games and Firaxis Games had a reveal to share for Marvel’s Midnight Suns.

First of all, a new release date has been announced following the recent delay. The game is coming on October 7, 2022, for PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch.

We get to see new heroes and villains that will join the fray, including Venom and Spider-Man.

You can check it out below.

Below you can also read a brief official description of Marvel’s Midnight Suns for those who are unfamiliar with the game.

“When Hell awakens, only they can stop it. Rise up and join a darker order of heroes to defeat Lilith before the Darkhold is complete in this tactical RPG set in the darker side of the Marvel Universe.”

“Marvel’s Midnight Suns is a new tactical RPG set in the darker side of the Marvel Universe, putting you face-to-face against demonic forces of the underworld as you team up with and live among the Midnight Suns, Earth’s last line of defense.”

Signing up for the newsletter on the official site will grant you a Exclusive Blade Nightstalker Skin for the game.

Marvel’s Midnight Suns is back with Spider-Man joining the fight, and launches on October 7. After a rocky reception back when it was first revealed, the superhero strategy game from the makers of XCOM is sporting some new faces, including everyone’s favorite parasite, Venom.

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The biggest surprise of the Summer Game Fest so far wasn't any WORLD PREMIERE or EXCLUSIVE ANNOUNCEMENT, it was a game we've been posting about on RPS since 2012. Routine is back, baby, and at some point we will finally get to explore its sprawling moonbase. Have a peek at its terrible happenings in the new trailer below.

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The Uniqlo Final Fantasy 25th anniversary shirts came and went fairly quickly! The prospect of one from each mainline entry, even an unreleased one, seemed quite an attractive one. After all, the official page for them tends to only have sizes XXS through XS following their May 2022 debut. After getting one and checking it out in person, they’re essentially an affordable novelty. It’s an official means of acquiring merchandise that remembers every entry. Though due to their nature, I would recommend a little caution when making a decision.

The Uniqlo Final Fantasy 25th anniversary shirt I ended up with is the FFVII one. This is a basic black t-shirt with a design on it. It’s also one of those extra soft sorts of cotton. You know the type. They feel softer than usual, and maybe even a little thinner as well. I always like to go a size or two up when presented with one as an option, for the sake of comfort.

Cuphead and Mugman will soon receive much-needed help battling the forces of evil when The Delicious Last Course DLC releases on June 30. This sizable expansion introduces a new character named Ms. Chalice and the never-before-seen Inkwell Island to explore. You are tasked to help Chef Saltbaker locate the Legendary Chalice. Standing in your way are a slew of near-impossible bosses to take down.

At today's Summer Game Fest, Studio MDHR debuted new footage from The Delicious Last Course that shows an ice world and the challenges it delivers. You'll also see how Ms. Chalice handles a pesky boss. The visuals are as beautiful and retro as you would expect, delivering the feeling that you are playing an old cartoon.

You can see some of the new footage in an official tweet from Studio MDHR:

It’s time for a real chilly thriller!!

Fresh from an exclusive reveal at #SummerGameFest, feast your eyes on brand new gameplay from The Delicious Last Course. Presenting…Mortimer Freeze in Snow Cult Scuffle!

We hope you enjoy this small taste of what awaits on June 30! pic.twitter.com/9Y1zsW4tL1

— Studio MDHR (@StudioMDHR) June 9, 2022v

At tonight's Geoff Fest (which I understand is officially called Summer Game Fest) we were treated to a first little sliver of gameplay from upcoming space survival-horror The Callisto Protocol, and boy-howdy you shouldn't watch this if you don't like gore, or if you're sitting accross from someone currently eating a rare steak for humorous narrative metaphor purposes.

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After last night's official teaser trailer showing, the 2022 edition of Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 got its first gameplay reveal this evening as part of Geoff Keighley's Summer Game Fest extravaganza. Taken from a very watery mission during the campaign, the trailer showed Task Force 141's Captain Price, Gaz, Soap et al skulking through an oil rig before raiding a fleeing boat during a storm. I guess there was a reason why Activision Blizzard unveiled the game on a boat deck after all... Get a load of all its fancy new water tech below.

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Brand new space horror game Fort Solis was announced at the Summer Game Fest.

Troy Baker (The Last of Us) and Roger Clark (Red Dead Redemption 2) will star in leading roles, with development by European studio Fallen Leaf.

The aim is a mood that's Dead Space meets Duncan Jones' Moon film - a fast-paced, third-person thriller.

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