E3 2018 Games: These titles are confirmed for the show

For the E3 2018, some games have already been officially confirmed, which you can look forward to. We will show you which ones they are.

Anthem, Fallout 76, and Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 are just a few of the many games that will be presented at this year’s E3. Fans can look forward to new titles for single-player and online multiplayer.

To give you an overview for the E3 2018, we show you here all the games confirmed for the event that will have an appearance. And here is the schedule with the exact timing for the livestreams: The dates for the press conferences of E3 2018.

Electronic Arts / EA – Press Conference

A few months ago, EA stated that they would show more detailed impressions of this year’s Battlefield installment “Battlefield V” and the new shared-world shooter “Anthem” at E3 2018. A series of videos of EA’s popular sports games will likely also be part of the program.

The following games are confirmed:

Anthem
Battlefield V
The Sims 4
New Mobile Games
FIFA 19
Madden NFL 19
NBA Live 19
NHL 10

Microsoft / Xbox – Press Conference

There isn’t much information yet about Microsoft’s appearance. However, that doesn’t mean there won’t be any highlights, as Microsoft is calling it “the biggest appearance ever”.

Leaks have already hinted at “Gears of War 5”, possibly an announcement for it. Fans are also hoping for news on Halo. The release of Crackdown 3 was officially postponed to February 2019, but that doesn’t mean there won’t be anything to see about it during E3.

So far confirmed:

Forza Horizon 4
Ori and the Will of Wisps

Bethesda – Press Conference

In the gaming community, Bethesda’s E3 appearance has always been well received in recent years. They also have a program this year that will please many. There should be details on the new Fallout 76, which was recently announced. A deeper look into Rage 2 and updates for The Elder Scrolls: Legends are also included.

Bethesda may also bring a few surprises to the stage. The desire for a remaster of Fallout 3 is high among fans.

Confirmed content for the Bethesda presentation includes:

Fallout 76
Rage 2
The Elder Scrolls: Legends
The Elder Scrolls Online

Square Enix – Press Conference

Because Square Enix doesn’t have a presentation at the event every year, fans are hoping for much from the presentation in 2018.

So far, only two games have been confirmed to be discussed. Kingdom Hearts 3 could finally get a release date after the game was presented at E3 2013 with a short teaser.

Confirmed games for the Square Enix presentation include:

Kingdom Hearts 3
Shadow of the Tomb Raider
(Presumably Just Cause 4)

Ubisoft – Press Conference

For fans, Ubisoft has already revealed many details before E3. The team has announced a total of seven games that will be presented during E3 2018.

These include the new Assassin’s Creed Odyssey and Tom Clancy’s The Division 2. Rumors say that a new installment of the Splinter Cell series might also be shown.

These games are confirmed for the Ubisoft presentation:

Assassin’s Creed Odyssey
Beyond Good and Evil 2
For Honor
Skull & Bones
Starlink: Battle for Atlas
Tom Clancy’s The Division 2
Transference

Sony – Press Conference

According to Sony’s CEO Shawn Layden, we should not expect any hardware presentations this year. Instead, “Death Stranding” – the project by Hideo Kojima (after Konami), “Ghost of Tsushima”, and the PS4 exclusive Spider-Man project are on the agenda. Also coming is “The Last of Us: Part 2”.

Everyone is expecting Sony to announce more highlights at the event, which they haven’t announced yet.

Death Stranding
Dreams
Ghost of Tsushima
Spider-Man
The Last of Us: Part 2

Nintendo – Press Conference

Nintendo has only officially confirmed two games for E3 2018 so far – Splatoon 2, which has already been released, and Super Smash Bros., which is still in development.

However, it would be surprising if Nintendo does not take the chance to present the new Pokémon Let’s GO Pikachu and Let’s GO Evoli in more detail at E3 2018. This has not been officially confirmed yet.

Games confirmed so far for Nintendo: