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PC Gaming Show 2025: Highlights and trailers from today's showcase
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Dave Tach
There’s plenty more to read at our Summer Game Fest landing page on the Epic Games Store, and you can follow along on our news page for all the biggest reveals, interviews, and hands-on impressions with some of the biggest games from 2025’s biggest gaming week.
Terminull Brigade
Developer Pew Pew Games’ Terminull Brigade puts players in the role of Rogueteers—futuristic combatants of the Nullverse who can fight alone or team up for co-op synergies.
The action-roguelike’s neon worlds were on display at the PC Gaming Show 2025. The trailer showed off frenetic gunplay, towering mechs, and lightning-charged acrobatics as the team worked together to defeat everything in the arena with tons of style. Then the video transported us to the desert, where the characters fought with dual-wielding pistols and swords on the hardpan. We got a brief glimpse of an upgrade tree amid the carnage, as well as what looked like a store to buy new weapons.
Check out Terminull Brigade on the Epic Games Store and add it to your wishlist today.
Enginefall
Enginefall, the multiplayer sandbox first-person shooter from developer Red Rover Interactive, showed up with a loud and frantic trailer at the PC Gaming Show 2025.
Players screamed at each other, schemed, and executed heists as a train flew through a wasteland. The fighting ended, the doors closed, and the train appeared to be in their control. In the wider game, you can claim your own train, manage your passengers (lest you find yourself in the midst of an uprising), and discover rare materials to become more powerful. If the action gets too hot, you can enter cryosleep or just retreat to your shuttle using an escape pod.
Check out Enginefall on the Epic Games Store and add it to your wishlist today.
Dawn Apart
Developer Industrial Technology and Witchcraft’s Dawn Apart is a factory simulator based on a space colony.
During a PC Gaming Show 2025 trailer, we saw the colony come alive, creating factories, homes, and fending off the less-than-happy native peoples. Players built, expanded, and took a bathroom break, and the blocky builders earned profit through the application of sheer industry. Well, it was that and a lot of gunfire, because the indigenous people had guns too, and they were down to raid.
You can learn more and add Dawn Apart to your wishlist on the Epic Games Store today.
The Alters
The Alters’ protagonist Jan Dolski crash lands on a planet and, in a desperate attempt to escape, he clones himself. Things definitely go great after that!
We saw developer 11 bit studios’ game in action with a trailer at the PC Gaming Show 2025, where a sad Jan began by considering “the easy way out.” After that, (the) Jan(s) explored the inhospitable, dark, and rocky planet, confronting clones throughout.
For more on the game, be sure to read our interview with The Alters’ creators, who explained how hands make hard work for Jan Dolski and his clone crew. And check out 11 Bit Studio’s other games, including Frostpunk 2 and This War of Mine.
Add The Alters to your EGS wishlist now ahead of its June 13, 2025 release.
Pathfinder: Abomination Vaults
Developer BKOM describes Pathfinder: Abomination Vaults as a “co-op hack-and-slash ARPG,” and we saw the four of the game’s heroes battle hordes of enemies on their way to the sinister sorceress Belcorra Hauuvex.
Amiri the Barbarian, Harsk the Ranger, Kyra the Cleric, and Ezren the Wizard—the four characters you can choose in Pathfinder: Abomination Vaults—fought off giant spiders, discovered treasure chests, and customized their characters in a dimly lit dungeon beneath Gauntlet Keep. And it’s all set in the universe of the Pathfinder tabletop role-playing game, just like Pathfinder: Kingmaker and Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous.
Learn more about Pathfinder: Abomination Vaults in the Epic Games Store, where you can add the game to your wishlist.
Barotrauma: Home & Harbor Expansion
Barotrauma, the co-op submarine simulator from developers FakeFish and Undertow Games, is getting an expansion in 2026 called Home & Harbor that we saw in action during the PC Gaming Show 2025.
The world premiere trailer teased the DLC as the camera pulled back to reveal increasingly strange hand-painted images stitched together to tell a story. First, a few people hung out at a bar. Then sparks flew as a woman appeared to be performing surgery, perhaps installing a neural implant on a forearm. A farmer smiled near his crops. A man with a walkie-talkie looked out of a window in horror. The camera exited the sub, and we saw what looked like an armored tardigrade lancing a scuba diver with a deadly red laser beam.
You can buy Barotrauma in the Epic Games Store today.
No More Room in Hell 2
No More Room in Hell 2, the eight-player co-op action horror game from Torn Banner Studios, is getting a new map called Broadway in July. There’s also a tutorial gym, character customization, and early individual extraction “coming soon” to the zombie-filled shooter.
Its PC Gaming Show 2025 trailer featured glimpses of the zombie apocalypse, including a couple of NYPD patrol cars, a crashing helicopter, undead-infested subways, and lots more. The trailer was short, fiery, and full of teases for what’s to come.
For more on the game, check out our stories about how other people are your best chance of survival, and how the game puts a zombie horde between you and your co-op pals.
Check out No More Room in Hell 2 on the Epic Games Store.
The Last Caretaker
The Last Caretaker is a first-person survival shooter from developer Channel37 Ltd., starring a robot that must rebuild the world after a cataclysm.
The game’s PC Gaming Show 2025 trailer played like a video for those who just received a robot, explaining how caretakers (that’s the robot you’ll play as) work and what they’re designed to do. They deliver cryogenic human embryos into space. That means it’ll be your job to keep the facility safe, raise some little people, and blast them off to space.
EGS contributor Shaan Joshi just went hands-on with the game at SGF, and you can learn a lot more about how The Last Caretaker challenges players to hold onto hope.
Add The Last Caretaker to your Epic Games Store wishlist ahead of its release.
007 First Light
007 First Light is a game about a young James Bond from IO Interactive, developers of the Hitman series, who spoke at length about the game during the 2025 PC Gaming Show.
They teased a lot about 007 First Light and even explained why their Bond is surprisingly youthful.
“It was very important to us from early on that we didn't want to synthesize Bond,” said Martin Emborg, Narrative and Cinematic Director. “We didn't want to go in and cherry-pick qualities from different aspects of stories or whatever. We wanted to make something that was fully original. So he's young. He's someone who doesn't yet know all the things we know about James Bond. He has all the core qualities. He's irreverent. He's inherently charming. He's funny. But he's not yet cold. He's not callous. He's more energetic. Hee has that impatience of youth built into him.”
Add 007 First Light to your Epic Games Store wishlist today.
For more IO Interactive, check out Hitman World of Assassination, which has a free demo—and a just-revealed James Bond crossover. You can learn all about it from our hands-on impressions as we took on LeChiffre.
EverSiege: Untold Ages
In EverSiege: Untold Ages, it’s your job to liberate humanity from its last bastion, a settlement called... well, Bastion.
A trailer begins with Bastion’s backstory: The world ended, and humanity hid itself away in shielded cities. But they were as safe there as they were trapped, chained to the safe areas. That’s where players come in. Venture into danger, rebuild and break the EverSiege with up to three-player co-op in the action-strategy game from the developers at Tindalos Interactive.
Learn more about EverSiege: Untold Ages in the Epic Games Store and add it to your wishlist today.
FBC: Firebreak
At the PC Gaming Show 2025, a trailer for FBC: Firebreak felt like a recruitment video.
Set inside the Oldest House from Control, the multiplayer first-person shooter takes place at the culmination of a years-long struggle. The only ones who can win the battle are on the FBC: Firebreak team.
“I don’t care about your day job,” the game’s narrator said. “If you can hold a gun and use a tool, Firebreak needs you. I'll be frank with you: This ain't an easy shift, but at least you won't be alone. Your fellow Firebreakers will have your back. Fighting together, fixing together, and Hell, even showering together. If you can stand your ground and stick together, it'll be more than enough to survive.”
Watch the trailer above to see all of the post-it note action, and you can learn a ton more in our hands-on impressions from playing three hours of FBC: Firebreak.
Add FBC: Firebreak to your Epic Games Store wishlist today. And you can always browse Remedy’s existing catalogue, including Alan Wake, Alan Wake 2, and Control.
Anno 117: Pax Romana
Anno 117: Pax Romana, the upcoming strategy game from Ubisoft, puts players in the role of a Roman city-builder—and it’s set for a Nov. 13, 2025 release, according to its PC Gaming Show 2025 trailer.
For more on the game, don’t miss our hands-on impressions of Anno 117: Pax Romana, where we got dirty and broke.
Add Anno 117: Pax Romana to your Epic Games Store wishlist ahead of its release later this year.