Catch the 2026 PC Gaming Show: Highlights from the Exodus Extended Gameplay Reveal

It’s that exciting time of year again! The Summer Game Fest is here, which means it’s time to make some room on your hard drive for all the new games you’ll be adding to your wishlists and the fresh demos you’ll be downloading. And if you’re looking for a treasure trove of new titles, look no further than the PC Gaming Show, streaming on June 7.

The main event will be hosted by Sean “Day[9]” Plott and Mica Burton, but make sure to tune in 30 minutes early for the pre-show featuring Frankie Ward and newcomer Elz. Both segments will showcase a variety of games, so you won’t want to miss a moment. Speaking of games…

Get ready for over 50 titles, with more than 20 making their world premiere, from a diverse lineup of developers and studios. Expect to see exciting new content from a range of creators, ensuring there’s something for everyone.

I might be a bit biased, but trust me, these games are worth your attention. You can check out the confirmed lineup on our Steam page, which will be updated as new games are revealed.

Additionally, we’ll be featuring gameplay highlights from Exodus during the Future Games Show Summer Showcase, and you definitely won’t want to miss that action.

So, how do you catch the show? The PC Gaming Show kicks off on Sunday, June 7, at 12 PM PDT, 3 PM EDT, 8 PM BST, 9 PM CEST, and for those in China, it will air on June 8 at 3 AM CST. If you’re interested in the pre-show, it starts 30 minutes earlier.

You have plenty of options for where to watch. The broadcast will be available on a wide array of platforms, including Twitch, YouTube, X, Facebook, and many more.

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For those who prefer localized content, we’ll have dedicated streams with subtitles in multiple languages, including Chinese, English, French, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Russian, Portuguese, Spanish, ASL, and BSL.

If you want to enjoy the show with others and discuss the games as they’re announced, you can join the streams of various popular content creators and vtubers.

The real question is: where can’t you watch the PC Gaming Show?