It’s likely we’ll hear more about them during E3 2021 via a new gameplay trailer or showcase.Īnother safe bet is hearing more about Zelda from Nintendo (given it’s the franchise’s 35th anniversary), but given we’ve only seen unconfirmed rumours of a Zelda 3D-All-Stars collection, don’t pin your hopes on an appearance. It feels like there’s a massive gap in the market for a new comic adventure, and getting to battle the more heroic members of the Justice League (as the title suggests) sounds like an absolute blast. In a year when The Suicide Squad is getting a major theatrical release, it would feel like a missed opportunity not to reintroduce audiences to Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, the next game from Warner Bros. Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League Image: Warner Bros. Take this news with a grain of salt, but remain hopeful we could see more of this project soon. While it hasn’t been confirmed for the event yet, both Bethesda and Xbox are, and rumours point towards an appearance. It was announced at E3 2018 with a short teaser and nothing else, meaning for the past three years all we’ve been able to do is speculate about what the game is, who it’s for and where it fits in.īethesda has a track record of quality games, and there’s no reason to think Starfield would be an exception. Starfield is one of gaming’s biggest mysteries at the moment. Regardless of whether it gets an offical release date, it’s the game most likely to appear at E3 this year.
Hopefully we’ll also get a release date alongside this new footage - but like others on this list, development on the game has been heavily impacted by coronavirus and could be pushed back further. Its developers are currently teasing new gameplay for “ winter 2021“, which is most likely to be shown at E3. Halo: Infinite has to be making an appearance at E3 2021, right? After delays, leaks and rumours we could finally see what this game is really about and what it’ll do for Xbox owners waiting for the next big exclusive. Here’s a few games that are likely to make the cut. Given we already know which developers will be taking part, we can make a few educated guesses about what will be showcased. While we’re still seeing some game delays, it’s likely there are other projects (secret or otherwise) still on track.īeyond potential surprises, there are some announced games that are very likely to be shown off at E3 2021. Coronavirus has had a major impact on the games industry, but with many developers shifting to remote work it has reduced some of the pipeline issues that impacted 2020. The good news about that is that hopefully it means we’re in for some big surprises. Sure, it’s a bit of a weird year and there’s plenty of reasons why the world seems a whole lot quieter right now, but with no hints, leaks, teasers or trailers to go off, the whole affair seems very hush-hush. E3 2021 takes place between June 12 and June 15 this year, but despite the event being just a month away, it still feels like we know nothing about it.
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