Disco Elysium is one of the most celebrated indie games of the past decade, with many praising its writing and narrative design. Since its release, the development studio ZA/UM has undergone a lot of public turmoil, departures, and legal issues, but those remaining at the company have evidently been working on a new RPG. Today, during Gamescom's Opening Night Live presentation, we learned what it was: Zero Parades.

The reveal trailer for Zero Parades is vague and establishes a tone more than anything else. Someone doing voiceover describes a spy he once knew, and that he thought she would save them, but "everything she touched rippled into failure." Afterwards, text on the screen reads, "Your friends are you. Each a separate limb of the whole."

Afterwards, we get a frantic barrage of concept art and brief snippets of gameplay. The gameplay looks quite similar to Disco Elysium, both in its art style and its isometric camera, but it's not quite enough to get a firm sense of how similar the games really are. Afterwards, we see the game's logo and title. A subtitle underneath cycles between a few phrases to complete the sentence, including "for fake radicals," "for dead spies," and "for missing pop stars."

The game's Steam page provides a lot more details. You play as Hershel Wilk, the spy mentioned by the voice-over during the reveal trailer. A description reads, "Five years ago, you led your team into the abyss and have been haunted by your failures ever since. Now you've been recalled for a mysterious assignment that may give you a chance to prove yourself again."

The game currently has no release window, and Steam is its only listed platform. For more ONL, check out the new Lego Batman game, the Sekiro anime, and the Fallout Season 2 teaser.

The next Ninja Gaiden is not far off now, and ahead of its October release date, we got another look at the journey in store for protagonist Yakumo.

As we see in the new trailer shown off during Gamescom Opening Night Live 2025, the Raven and Hayabusa clans have both worked to maintain the peace, with the Hayabusa clan often in the "spotlight." But Yakumo is pursuing something, putting him at odds with several fierce fighters, including series mainstay Ryu Hayabusa himself.

There are lots of characters, weapons, and story beats shown off in today's trailer, and it won't be long until we see how they all string together. Ninja Gaiden 4 is currently slated for an October 21 launch on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is coming to Switch 2 next year. Additionally, its first story expansion, The Order of the Giants, has a new gameplay trailer. 

A new trailer for the game's expansion, The Order of the Giants, sets the table for Indy's next adventure as he investigates the mystery surrounding the giants. Expect more tomb raiding, puzzle-solving, and fist-fighting, as Indy visits new locations in Rome (including the Colosseum). Indiana Jones and the Great Circle: The Order of the Giants launches on September 4. 

Crunchyroll is set to exclusively publish an anime adaptation of Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, FromSoftware’s beloved 2019 action game. Sekiro: No Defeat is set to release in 2026 with Studio Qzil.la leading the production. Kenichi Kutsuna (One Punch Man, Bleach) is directing the project. Notably, three original cast members – Daisuke Namikawa, Miyuki Satou, and Kenjiro Tsuda – are reprising their roles in Sekiro: No Defeat as Wolf, The Divine Heir, and Genichiro Ashina, respectively.

"We are taking on the monumental task of animating the breathtakingly beautiful Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice,” Kutsuna states in a Crunchyroll News post. “[...] The final product is being crafted to be a truly memorable experience, one that will leave a lasting impression on both dedicated fans of the game and those who are discovering the world of Sekiro for the very first time."

Watch the Trailer for Sekiro: No Defeat :

Series creators and producers Jonathan Nolan and Geneva Robertson-Dworet appeared on stage alongside stars Ella Purnell (Lucy MacLean) and Aaron Moten (Maximus) – Walton Goggins was presumably unavailable – at Gamescom to introduce the second season of the Fallout TV show's first teaser.

The teaser, well, teases a first look at a Deathclaw and Robert House, an important character that appeared in Fallout: New Vegas. Mr. House will be played by 
Justin Theroux (The Leftovers).

And speaking of New Vegas, the teaser confirms that the second season is making good on the tease at the end of the first season by taking place in New Vegas. Fallout season 2 premieres December 17 on Amazon's streaming platform.