Star Trek actor and esports duo set to host PC Gaming Show — here’s how to watch
The presenters for this year's popular PC event have just been announced.
The PC Gaming Show has become a key event for fans of the best PC games to watch every year, and the latest event marks nearly a decade since the first show broadcast at E3 back in 2015. E3, we hardly knew ye.
The latest PC Gaming Show airs this summer and will show off over 50 exciting new PC games. You can view it live on Sunday, June 9 at 1 p.m. PDT / 4 p.m. EDT, while viewers in the U.K. can tune in at 9 p.m. BST. The show will be broadcast on Twitch, YouTube, X, Steam and Bilibili.
Now the hosts of the upcoming PC Gaming Show have been announced, with esports presenters Frankie Ward and Sean "Day(9)" Plott being joined by cosplayer and actor, Mica Burton. You may have seen her in Star Trek: Picard season 3, where she plays the daughter of LeVar Burton's legendary Geordi La Forge.
This celebration of PC gaming has grown in popularity every year, with an astounding 13 million viewers tuning in to watch last summer’s event. The latest edition of the PC Gaming Show will include world premieres, interviews with key developers and exclusive announcements as it showcases over 50 PC titles coming in 2024 and beyond.
As for what you'll be able to see? There will be an exclusive update on the brutal Killing Floor 3, a new title from Sonderlust Studios, which is set to be "an unconventional systems-driven narrative game". Devolver Digital (a publisher that has released great games like Hotline Miami, The Talos Principle and Death's Door) will have a game announcement, too. There will also be new trailers for Fallen Aces, DeathSprint 66, Citizen Sleeper 2, Crush House and Streets of Rogue 2.
Here’s what PC Gaming Show’s Editorial Director Jake Tucker has to say about the upcoming extravaganza: “A lot has changed in PC gaming since our first show in 2015, it’s more mainstream, more popular than ever, and each year brings new breakout hits. I’m excited to take the helm on a show I’ve loved for years and can’t wait to share a host of great games with our audience this summer. Expect some big reveals, new content for your favourite games and a celebration of what’s been a golden decade for PC games.”
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