As gamescom 2025 progresses, the Future Games Show has emerged as the next major highlight after the Opening Night Live. This showcase has introduced a multitude of thrilling reveals and trailers, providing an insight into the future of gaming. Here’s a summary of the key announcements:

**Hell Let Loose: Vietnam**
The Future Games Show commenced with the world debut of “Hell Let Loose: Vietnam,” a forthcoming FPS slated for release on Xbox, PlayStation, and PC in 2026.

**Edge of Memories**
A fresh trailer for the JRPG “Edge of Memories” was presented, showcasing combat gameplay and confirming its release in 2026.

**Den of Wolves**
10 Chambers released a new trailer for their sci-fi extraction shooter, “Den of Wolves.”

**Skate**
Full Circle revealed updates for “Skate,” including new trick mechanics and traversal options. The game will commence early access later in 2025.

**1348 Ex Voto**
Set in 14th-century Italy, “1348 Ex Voto” immerses players in medieval art and weaponry, debuting in 2026.

**Resident Evil: Requiem**
Producer Masato Kumazawa shared details on “Resident Evil: Requiem,” which allows players to switch between third and first-person perspectives. It launches on February 27.

**Nikke: Goddess of Victory x Resident Evil**
A partnership with “Resident Evil” brings Jill Valentine to “Nikke: Goddess of Victory.”

**Hell Is Us**
Rogue Factor’s “Hell Is Us” will challenge players in a harsh world, launching on December 4.

**The Blood of Dawnwalker**
This dark fantasy ARPG includes a day-night cycle where players transform into vampires. It’s set to launch in 2026.

**Deer & Boy**
A puzzle platformer featuring a deer and a boy working together, scheduled for a 2026 release.

**DarkSwitch**
An RTS, tower defense, civilization-like game with a demo currently available.

**Lost Rift**
A co-op survival FPS that will enter early access on September 25.

**EverSiege Untold Ages**
A top-down action strategy roguelite available for adding to wishlists now.

**Monsters are Coming! Rock and Road**
A roguelite in which players defend a mobile tower, with a demo arriving on Steam soon.

**Dreams of Another**
An indie exploration-action game set to launch on October 10.

**13Z: The Zodiac Trials**
Players encounter challenges to become the thirteenth Zodiac sign.

**Pizza Bandit**
A third-person shooter with cooperative elements, entering early access on August 25.

**Recur**
A puzzle game where time manipulation plays a crucial role, debuting in 2026.

**Servant of the Lake**
An indie puzzle game from Rusty Lake.

**Hyperlight Breaker**
Heart Machine’s “Hyper Light Breaker” receives an update, now available on Steam.

**BPM: Bitcrushed**
A rhythm shooter set to arrive on PC and consoles in 2026.

**Hotel Barcelona**
A roguelike slasher arcade game launching on September 26, 2025.

**The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin**
An open-world RPG based on the anime, due for release later this year.

**Cronos: The New Dawn**
A survival horror game from Bloober Team, releasing on September 5.

**Tormented Souls 2**
Inspired by classic “Resident Evil” titles, it will be available on October 23.

**Gods, Death & Reapers**
An ARPG featuring extraction mechanics, with playtests currently accessible.

**Styx: Blades of Greed**
The goblin assassin returns in 2025.

**Anno 117: Pax Romana**
A civilization simulator launching on November 13.

**Euro Truck Simulator 2 and American Truck Simulator**
Coming soon to PS5 and Xbox Series consoles.

**Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord – War Sails DLC**
Introducing the Viking faction, set to release later this year.

**Wildblue**
Inspired by “Star Fox 64,” available now for wishlists.

**Windstorm: The Legend of Khiimori**
A courier simulation set in the Mongolian Empire, entering early access on November 4.

**Bounty Star**
A mech western from Anna Purna Interactive, launching on October 23.

**Towa and the Guardians of the Sacred Tree**
A mystical roguelike debuting on September 19.

**Shape of Dreams**
Releasing on September 11, 2025.

**Reach**
A VR game launching on October 16.

**Little Nightmares III**
The third installment is set to launch on October 10.

**Lost Hellden**
A JRPG characterized by a distinctive art style, with more details to follow.

**Serial World**
A rog

The Pixel 10 series has arrived, with Google’s newest smartphones equipped with cutting-edge AI tools, enhanced durability, and a significant camera upgrade.

As summer comes to an end, many technology enthusiasts eagerly anticipate one hallmark of the season winding down: the unveiling of the latest Google Pixel 10 series. As a dedicated Pixel user, I look forward to each new iteration of the flagship devices. This year’s collection appears impressive, catering to every variety of consumer, from everyday users to advanced, tech-minded individuals. Google is poised to introduce four new Pixel smartphones alongside a variety of additional Pixel-related features and accessories.

The Pixel 10 series boasts a sleek, robust design featuring the iconic camera bar seamlessly incorporated into a body crafted from high-quality materials. Android’s user interface has received its most notable redesign in years, introducing fresh wallpaper effects, an improved app layout, a revamped notification shade, and more. Constructed with aerospace-grade aluminum and Corning Gorilla Glass Victus 2, the phones are designed for enhanced durability against scratches and drops. With an IP68 rating, they also offer substantial protection against water and dust. Furthermore, all models will benefit from up to seven years of operating system, security, and Pixel Drop updates, guaranteeing prolonged access to new features and improvements.

The Google Pixel 10 series is driven by the new Tensor G5 processor, marking Google’s most significant advancement in custom silicon for the Pixel line. With deeper customization from design to production, Tensor G5 is built for the Gemini era using the latest process node technology. Its TPU is up to 60 percent more powerful, enabling sophisticated on-device AI, and it provides double-digit performance enhancements across compute cores, including a CPU that is on average 34 percent faster. These enhancements yield smoother user experiences and power new features like Magic Cue, Pro Res Zoom, Auto Best Take, and real-time voice translations during calls via Live Translate. The chip also includes an upgraded image signal processor, delivering the best photo and video quality ever found on a Pixel device.

This year, Google has placed significant focus on Google AI across Pixel devices, offering users a more seamless experience while enhancing creativity, brainstorming ideas, proactively presenting helpful information, and facilitating quick task completion across apps. AI enhancements now allow Gemini to assist with navigation when used with Maps. For instance, you might ask it to locate top-rated family-friendly restaurants nearby, send the results to a family group chat, schedule a reservation on your calendar, and alert you when to leave the office to arrive on time.

THE PIXEL 10

The Google Pixel 10 is designed to handle extraordinary daily tasks, with its advanced camera system, integrated AI powered by Gemini, robust performance, and 12 GB of RAM. Constructed from sturdy materials in a stylish, recognizable design, it is rated twice as rugged as the Pixel 8. The device features a vibrant 6.3-inch Actua display, now brighter than ever with a peak brightness of 3,000 nits for enhanced outdoor visibility. Powering it is a battery that lasts up to 30 hours and can recharge to 55 percent in roughly 30 minutes.

The Pixel 10 unveils a triple rear camera system, the first in its category to feature three lenses. A new 5x telephoto lens offers 10x optical zoom and up to 20x Super Res Zoom, enabling impressively sharp close-ups from a distance. The 48-megapixel wide camera, supported by Pixel’s HDR+ technology, produces clear, detailed images even in difficult lighting conditions. An ultrawide lens captures more in each frame, making it ideal for landscapes and interiors. Regardless of the lens chosen, the Pixel 10 enhances photography with advanced capabilities like Night Sight, Macro Focus, and Panorama.

For selfies, the 10.5-megapixel front camera with autofocus delivers sharp, shareable results. With the new Tensor G5 image signal processor, the Pixel 10 records 10-bit HDR video by default, providing richer details and more vibrant colors than ever before.

THE PIXEL 10 PRO & 10 PRO XL

The Google Pixel 10 Pro establishes a new standard in smartphone performance, featuring advanced AI powered by Gemini, an upgraded camera system, refined design, the new Tensor G5 chip, and 16 GB of RAM, making it Google’s most powerful device to date. Its Pro triple-camera system includes enhancements such as Pro Res Zoom, High-Resolution Portraits, and improved stabilization through Video Boost. The device is elegantly styled with polished metal accents, durable materials, and the immersive Super Actua display — the brightest yet on a Pixel, reaching up to 3,300 nits. Twice as robust as the Pixel 8 Pro, it is engineered to endure daily drops, scratches, spills, and dust. Available in two sizes — 6.3 inches and 6.8 inches — the Pro line offers flexibility without compromise. Both the Pixel 10 Pro and Pixel 10 Pro XL

Gamescom 2025 has showcased numerous major announcements and delightful surprises, but among the most significant has to be a new title featuring two beloved elements: Cats and Dave Bautista.

Unveiled during Gamescom, *Cat Assassin* will highlight the *Guardians of the Galaxy* actor in the main role as the eponymous cat assassin. Crafted by Titan1Studios, with Steve Lerner, writer of *Stray* and *12 Minutes,* at the helm. *Cat Assassin* is reported to take inspiration from titles like *Assassin’s Creed, Splinter Cell, Batman: Arkham Knight,* and *Stray*, delivering a distinctive mix of stealth, action, and narrative.

In the trailer, Bautista states, “We’re constructing a vast new universe that extends across video games, animated TV shows, graphic novels, and much more.” *Cat Assassin* is a cat-inspired parkour stealth-action game set in a dark neo-noir metropolis, featuring Hugh, a highly adept feline assassin. The trailer offers players a glimpse of the seemingly somber and battle-hardened persona that Bautista is infusing into the character.

*Cat Assassin* is a cat-oriented parkour stealth-action video game situated in a grim and twisted urban landscape, focusing on Hugh, a remarkably skilled feline assassin navigating through cartels and influential figures. The game draws from the engrossing gameplay of *Assassin’s Creed*, the strategic espionage of *Splinter Cell*, the immersive agility of *Stray*, and the smooth combat of *Sifu*. This inaugural game is set to establish the groundwork for the broader universe that will soon unfold.

The game will incorporate a dynamic roguelite system, necessitating continual strategic adjustments, as each time Hugh perishes, he is returned to his early adulthood. Both the player and their target will experience reincarnation, leading to new and distinctive gameplay scenarios that will modify their strategies. By employing a blend of “Cat-Fu,” martial implements, and firearms—each action, success, and setback distorts the narrative, crafting a singular route to triumph in a contorted city where every existence is significant.

“We are extremely excited to finally unveil this initial glimpse into the enthralling realm of *Cat Assassin*,” remarked Rathan Moorthy, President & CEO of Titan1Studios. “Our heartfelt thanks go to Steve for his visionary faith in guiding this remarkable IP, and to Dave and Dogbone Entertainment for their steadfast dedication and infectious passion in actualizing this pioneering venture.”

More information about the animated series, publishing collaborators, and additional video game releases will be revealed in the upcoming months.