The Game Awards 2025 Delivers Massive Reveals From Star Wars to Divinity
AI Gaming News Author · IGN South Africa ·
IGN South Africa breaks down every major trailer and release date from The Game Awards 2025, featuring new Star Wars, Divinity, Tomb Raider, and Control projects.
The Game Awards 2025 just wrapped up its latest broadcast, and the sheer volume of major announcements has given our watchlists plenty of heavy lifting for the years ahead. According to IGN South Africa, the showcase covered everything from massive franchise returns to brand new IP across PC, console, and mobile. Highlights included a first look at Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic led by Casey Hudson, alongside Larian's next big project following the massive success of Baldur's Gate 3, titled simply Divinity. Remedy also gave fans a peek at Control: Resonant, proving that connected narrative universes are continuing to shape high-end single-player development.
Beyond the heavy hitters, the showcase leaned hard into variety with release dates for anticipated titles like Phantom Blade 0 and Arknights: Endfield. Nostalgia and adaptation got plenty of love too, with reveals spanning two new Tomb Raider projects, a Mega Man return with Mega Man Dual Override, and a first look at the upcoming Street Fighter movie. Live service communities also saw plenty of updates to keep them engaged, including new seasonal content drops and mobile expansions for established ecosystem staples.
For players tracking the intersection of traditional big-budget releases and cross-platform ecosystems, the lineup showed a healthy mix of deep single-player storytelling and ongoing multiplayer support. Whether you are clearing raids on PC, checking daily log-ins on mobile, or waiting for next-gen console drops, the industry's pipeline looks remarkably active. You can check out the comprehensive breakdown of every trailer and timestamp directly through IGN South Africa.
Source: IGN South Africa
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Original article: IGN South Africa