PC Gaming Show Tokyo Direct is back later this month — here's how to watch it
Here's how you can catch this weekend's The PC Gaming Show Tokyo Direct.
The PC Gaming Show Tokyo Direct will be rebroadcast this coming Sunday, September 20, kicking off at 9am Pacific Time. You can tune in live on PC Gamer's platforms, YouTube, Twitch, Steam, and numerous other streaming services. Spanning a 90-minute duration, the show promises to deliver more than 10 world premieres and features over 35 games in its lineup. Presented by Frankie Ward, the event is set to offer a rich array of gaming announcements, developer interviews, and exclusive reveals.
Viewers interested in catching the action can access the stream through various channels including PC Gamer, YouTube, Twitch, X, GamesRadar+, Steam, Bilibili, eCLUTCH, Ginx, ESR Network, Kuaishou, and more. The convenience of multiple streaming options ensures that fans around the globe won't miss a beat of the proceedings. For those who wish to mark their calendars, the PC Gamer website provides a reminder link, and the show can be bookmarked for easy access later.
Expect a lineup that includes games from notable developers such as Devolver Digital, Firefly Studios, The Game Bakers, Total Mayhem Games, Veewo Games, and WuselFaktory, promising a diverse array of gaming experiences. Noteworthy highlights include the much-anticipated world premiere of Firefly Studios' real-time strategy game, Stronghold 4, and a revealing trailer for the title.
Devolver Digital will unveil the release date of its game, Virtue, while Total Mayhem Games will provide a deeper insight into their retro survival horror title, Tenebris Somnia. Fans can preview the show's highlights with a trailer available for viewing online.
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