The Future Games Show Spring Showcase 2026 continued this week’s video game livestreams with announcements, exclusives, news, and trailers for titles headed to the Epic Games Store.

Check out the highlights below from GamesRadar’s spring video game showcase, hosted by Devora Wilde (Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, Baldur’s Gate 3, Split Fiction) and Shai Matheson (Dragon Quest XI, LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight, Wuthering Waves).

1348 Ex Voto
Developer Sedleo’s just-released game about Aeta, a knight errant in medieval Italy, 
The game’s launch trailer showed off a world inspired by chivalric tales and full of third-person swordfighting action against mysterious hooded enemies, knights, and more. “This bloodshed, this suffering, must end,” Aeta said as she mowed down those who stood in her way. 
You can purchase 1348 Ex Voto in the Epic Games Store today. 

Adorable Adventures
Boris, the cuddly baby boar at the narrative core of Adorable Adventures, took center stage in a trailer at the Future Games Show Spring Showcase 2026 that announced its April 30, 2026, release date. 
After a forest fire, Boris must use his sense of smell to find his lost family. We saw him travel through lush landscapes, using his nose to discover plants, fungi, animals, and most importantly, his siblings. 
You can add Adorable Adventures to your Epic Games Store wishlist today.

Dave the Diver Into the Jungle DLC
Dave the Diver is a cozy single-player role-playing game about deep-sea exploration, running a sushi restaurant, and a mysterious Blue Hole. 
The developers at Mintrocket showed off new DLC, with some Duck Hunt-inspired gameplay, a gigantic shark to fight, and plenty of food to cook. Into the Jungle will be released on June 18, 2026. 
You can play Dave the Diver on the Epic Games Store today. 

Killing Floor 3: Operation Deep Freeze
Operation Deep Freeze, the upcoming update to developer Twipwire Interactive’s fast-paced first-person shooter, took center stage at the Future Games Show Spring Showcase 2026.
Operation Deep Freeze’s blood-soaked action arrived at the show in a trailer today. It brings new abilities to the zombie-filled shooter, including dual-wielding the Bloodhound and Krait weapons, Wolverine-like claws, and the quick-firing M-97 Trenchgun shotgun (with optional bayonet), all surrounded by balance and quality–of-life improvements, like reduced Zed health for more efficient killing. 
You can play Killing Floor 3: Operation Deep Freeze on the Epic Games Store today and read more about the game’s unreal upgrades in our interview with its creators. 

Last Flag
Developer Night Street Games’ Last Flag got an April 14, 2026, PC release date during a trailer shown today. 
The game takes classic capture the flag gameplay, sets it in a TV competition narrative, and sets players loose in a 5-on-5 team shooter. Players and other objects of destruction flew during its trailer, which began with a cheeky introduction to the game’s heroes before transitioning into high-flying gameplay, complete with leaping, teleporting, and plenty of bow-and-arrow combat. 
Learn more about Last Flag in the Epic Games Store, and add it to your wishlist ahead of its 2026 release. For more on how the game brings classic, neighborhood Capture the Flag to multiplayer gaming, don’t miss our interview with its creators. 

LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight
LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight is the origin story of the Caped Crusader, told with bits, bricks, and plenty of references to the world’s greatest detective’s many incarnations. 
A developer diary dove deep into the open-world game. It tells Batman’s story “from origin to legend,” according to Executive Producer Matt Ellison, pulling lore from comics, TV shows, and movies, all with a healthy dose of LEGO-inspired humor. 
Developer TT Games has seven playable characters—Jim Gordon, Robin, and Catwoman among them.
According to Ellison, each of the playable characters has progression paths. There are also 100 suits that span multiple eras, and more than 20 vehicles to drive around LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight’s Gotham City. 
You’ll nab a Batsuit inspired by The Dark Knight Returns if you pre-purchase LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight in the Epic Games Store ahead of its May 29, 2026, release. 

Outbound
Outbound is a cozy camper van simulator set in a utopian near-future, where you explore the world and customize your home on wheels. We saw plenty 
In today’s trailer, which was full of open-road adventures, dog-petting, gorgeous landscapes, and creatively customized, two-story camper vans, Outbound got an April 23, 2026, release date. 
Check out Outbound in the Epic Games Store, where you can add it to your wishlist ahead of its release next month. 

Ready or Not’s Boiling Point Update
A terror attack at La Costa Park in the city of Los Sueños serves as the setting for Boiling Point, the next downloadable content for Ready or Not, developer Void Interactive’s tactical shooter. 
The trailer took us on a tour of La Costa Park, which replaces bright lights with shadow, fog, a bunch of villains, and tactical gameplay to save the night. And Boiling Point is available today. 
You can play Ready or Not in the Epic Games Store today. 

Remothered: Red Nun’s Legacy
The Future Games Show Spring Showcase 2026 ended with a world premiere trailer for Remothered: Red Nun’s Legacy, developer Stormind Games’ upcoming survival horror game.
“What are we willing to do to save our children?” a voice that began the dark and twisted trailer asked. The game takes place in Sicily, 13 months after half a dozen girls vanished. The work-in-progress gameplay footage followed a woman who received a mysterious recording that indicated that her daughter may be alive.
Check out Remothered: Red Nun's Legacy in the Epic Games Store, and add it to your wishlist today ahead of its release in 2026. 

Rover’s Tale
An instantly lovable space rover named LAIKA takes center stage in developer Observer Interactive’s Rover’s Tale.
“The hardest part of owning a pet is knowing they aren’t going to live forever,” the narrator of today’s trailer said. Lucky for pet owners of the future, he explained that technology can turn your pet into a LAIKA rover (get it?), which explains why that robot is so lovable. At the Future Games Show Spring Showcase 2026, we saw LAIKA exploring, capturing, and researching alien creatures and, of course, bonding with humans. 
Add Rover's Tale to your Epic Games Store wishlist today.

Samson
Developer Liquid Swords’ Samson brings the titular hero to Tyndalston, a city that he calls “the a**hole of the world” in the game’s debut trailer. 
At Future Games Show Spring Showcase 2026, we saw the action game focused on bare-knuckle punching and kicking, coupled with plenty of cars to drive around the open world, from a creator of the Just Cause series of bombastic open-world games. “I never picked the smart job,” Samson said in the trailer. “I picked the one that brought me another day.” As he spoke, he brawled his way through gangs of leather-wearing thugs—when he wasn’t chucking a gigantic wrench at someone’s face. 
Samson arrives in the Epic Games Store on April 8, 2026. 

Shadowstone
Shadowstone is developer Dreamhaven’s turn-based strategy game filled with heroes, skill cards, and unrelenting horrors to defeat. 
With 1-4 player co-op, synergies you get from combining heroes in parties, and the game’s roguelike roots, no two runs are ever the same. Today’s trailer showed off the heroes—the witch, the berserker, the pyromancer, and the ranger—and teased their powers on the battlefield. 
For more on Dreamhaven and its first game, Sunderfolk, don’t miss our interview with co-founder and former Blizzard VP Chris Sigaty. 
Check out Shadowstone in the Epic Games Store, and add it to your wishlist today. 

The 7th Guest Remake
More than 30 years after its release, The 7th Guest Remake is bringing developer Triobite’s puzzle-filled mystery game back.
According to the game’s official site, The 7th Guest Remake has been “completely rebuilt with modern technology,” thanks to the developers at Vertigo Studios. The reveal trailer shown at the Future Games Show Spring Showcase 2026 showed off what the creators are calling “reimagined puzzles” and “newly recorded volumetric video, live-action performances” that replace the comparatively crude video in the original with 3D-captured performances.
Check out The 7th Guest Remake in the Epic Games Store, and add it to your wishlist today. 

The 9th Dragon
1980s Hong Kong. Kowloon Walled City. A crime syndicate rules. You’re an elite police commando named Rookie in The 9th Dragon, a stylistic action game from the developers at 
FrameOver.
Today’s trailer showed off the neon-lit, low-poly art style in a beat-em-up where resources are scarce and the choice to save or kill is yours. In The 9th Dragon, every action has consequences, and the decisions you make will change Rookie’s future.
Check out The 9th Dragon in the Epic Games Store, and add it to your wishlist today. 

Will: Follow the Light
Will: Follow the Light got an April 28, 2026, release date during a trailer shown today at the Future Games Show Spring Showcase. 
In the single-player “first-person adventure puzzle game,” as the developers Tomorrowhead Studio describe it, you’ll sail across harsh northern waters on a quest to return to your loved ones and, ideally, find your missing son. The question the game asks is right there in the title: Will you follow the light? 
Check out Will: Follow the Light in the Epic Games Store, and add it to your wishlist today.