PC Gaming Show Tokyo Direct Announced

PC Gaming Show Tokyo Direct – September 28th, Featuring Devolver Digital, Nightdive Studios, and SEGA

PC Gamer will host the PC Gaming Show Tokyo Direct on September 28th, as part of Tokyo Game Show 2025. Viewers can tune in starting at 5 PM in Portugal or 1 PM Brasilia Time. The event is set to feature prominent developers and publishers, including Devolver Digital, Nightdive Studios, and SEGA. Organizers will announce additional participants and specific game reveals closer to the event, so stay tuned for further updates.

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