An audience with Geoff, from 7pm BST

It’s time for the third annualSummer Games Fest, the not-E3 live show hosted by Geoff Keighley (of ‘is Geoff Keighley’ fame). And what better way to enjoy an evening of game ads than together with RPS’s two most bass-voiced section editors? Myself and Ollie will be operating the liveblog levers as it all kicks off tonight, June 9th, from 7pm BST / 2pm ET / 11am PT.

We do hope you’ll join us, so here’s the official Summer Game Fest stream; scroll down just a wee bit further and you’ll find our rolling blog-o-tron. And we’re liiiiive:

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Let’s see if I can embed some trailers without breaking the liveblog tool’s HTML. First, here’s Guile in SF6:

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Aliens: Dark Descent:

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And the, uh, “Schofield Cut” of The Callisto Protocol’s trailer:

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It did indeed look like it might feature a loathsome dung eater, even if it’s not THE Loathesome Dung Eater.

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And here’s the Routine trailer. It lives!

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Aaaaaand Fort Solis:

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Now a cinematic from Stormgate, a new RTS from Frost Giant Studios. Getting some Horizon Zero Dawn vibes so far. Protagonist has a cute little flying drone that sounds like a Protoss probe, and she’s exploring some old ruins.

Oop, now there’s a big demon attacking her, and she’s suddenly a mech. So it’s Horizon crossed with… Diablo? Destiny? Pacific Rim? Something?

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Also I feel like Neon White’s frenetic oddness deserves another look, so here’s its trailer from earlier:

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Neil and Geoff are now chatting The Last of Us, the upcoming HBO show. There’s even an entire still image of Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey crouching in a museum.

Oh hey, now their game counterparts - Troy Baker (again) and Ashley Johnson - are on stage too. They’ll be cameoing on the show.

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Aha, HERE’S Planet Of Lana. A mysterious and lovely-looking side-scroller by Swedish devs Wishfully Studios.

I’ve said it before, but the vibes really make me think of a cross between Oddworld and Ori. There’s the stealthy evading of nasty-looking robotic enemies, and simultaneously the gorgeous natural landscapes and the partnership between Lana and her adorable alien creature companion. It looks brimming with character. Can’t wait.

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Desta: The Memories Between is a new game from the devs behind Monument Valley. I’m hearing roguelike, turn-based tactics, and… Sports! Huh! Interesting.

It looks like a sort of poignant puzzle game where you’re in a dream world, passing a ball between the different characters to solve puzzles and progress from level to level.

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Fox and Frog Travelers: The Demon of Adashino Island. Man, by the time I finished writing out that game name, the trailer had nearly finished.

Looks like a quirky narrative-driven adventure and puzzle game where you’re solving puzzles to bring light and colour to the world. There was a pretty horrifying face coming out of a wall at the end too, so the vibe is a bit hard to pin down.

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