E3 2021 is in an all-digital format after being cancelled last year amid pandemic concerns between 12th and 15th June. You can now sign up on E3’s website to gain access to the E3 2021 portal and app to attend E3’s 2021 virtual event as a fan. E3 2021 will be streaming on Twitch, YouTube, Twitter, and Facebook. We can expect big announcements from Microsoft-Bethesda, Nintendo, Square Enix, Ubisoft and other publishers.
E3 2021 Schedule for all days
E3 2021 will see most major game studios and publishers bring out the best that they’re working on. Here are some of the conferences that you should be looking forward to. The timings have been adjusted to reflect Indian Standard Time (IST).
June 12
Pre-Show – 10:30 PM IST
Guerilla Collective – 8:30 PM IST
Wholesome Direct – 10:30 PM IST
Ubisoft Forward Pre-Show – 11:30 PM IST
June 13
Ubisoft Forward – 12:30 AM IST
Devolver Digital – 2:00 AM IST
Gearbox Entertainment – 2:30 AM IST
GamesBeat Session – 3:15 AM IST
Pre-show – 9:15 PM IST
24 Entertainment’s NARAKA: BLADEPOINT 9:15 PM IST
Microsoft + Bethesda – 10:30 PM IST
June 14
Square Enix – 12:45 AM IST
Warner Bros. Games’ Back 4 Blood – 2:30 AM IST
The PC Gaming Show – 3:00 AM IST
Future Games Show – 4:30 AM IST
Pre-show – 8:30 PM IST
Verizon – 9:30 PM IST
Intellivision – 10:15 PM
Take-Two Interactive Panel – 10:45 PM IST
Mythical Games – 11:40 PM IST
June 15
Indie Showcase – 12:30 AM IST
Freedom Games – 1:00 AM IST
VENN – 1:30 AM IST
Capcom – 3:00 AM IST
Razer – 3:30 AM IST
Pre-show – 8:30 PM IST
Nintendo – 9:30 PM IST
June 16
Bandai Namco – 2:55 AM IST
Yooreka Games – 4:00 AM IST
GameSpot Play for All Showcase – 4:05 AM IST
Official E3 2021 Awards Show – 5:15 AM IST
2K Games – 12th June – TBA
2K is supposedly working on an XCOM Avengers game with Firaxis and a Borderlands spin-off by Gearbox. The game is reportedly dubbed “Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands,” which is intended to follow the main series’ class-based shooting gameplay.
The last game in the leak, known as Codename Volt, is a supernatural sci-fi game with a toss-up between Saints Row and Cthulhu, developed by Hangar13.
Ubisoft Forward – 10:30 PM IST, 12th June
Ubisoft has set an E3 presentation on June 12th, and the publisher has disclosed some of the items it plans to show off. Among the titles on display will be the upcoming Rainbow Six release, known as Rainbow Six Extraction. Ubisoft revealed it at E3 2019 as a co-op shooter that puts you up against diseased people, expanding on Rainbow Six Siege’s Outbreak mode. It was expected to come in early 2020, but that, of course, did not happen.
Another peek at Far Cry 6 and updates on Assassin’s Creed Valhalla and Rainbow Six Siege are also on the agenda for next week’s Ubisoft Forward. But, unfortunately, there will be no news about Division and Prince of Persia: Sands of Time remake.
Microsoft-Bethesda – 10:30 PM IST, 13th June
The Xbox & Bethesda Game Showcase will last 90 minutes and feature software from Xbox Game Studios and Bethesda. A highly anticipated title that could appear at the event is Starfield, which was announced back at E3, 2018.
Aside from Bethesda’s games presently under development, Microsoft may unveil additional information on Halo Infinite, one of the most anticipated Xbox Series X titles. In addition, we may also learn more about the new and upcoming Fable and Forza Motorsport titles.
Square Enix – 1:15 am IST, 14th June.
Square Enix has promised a deeper look at Life is Strange: True Colors, releasing on September 10th and an update on Marvel’s Avengers. The E3 presentation will also include a new look at Babylon’s Fall, first announced at E3 2018. It’s one of the original IPs PlatinumGames have been working on, apart from NieR. From first impressions, it immediately felt like a souls-like game. It’ll be interesting to see how things have changed since then.
Nintendo – 9:30 PM IST, 15th June
Nintendo is preparing to flesh up its game lineup for the remainder of the year. The Direct will last around 40 minutes and focus solely on software, most of which will be released in 2021. After the Direct, you’ll be able to watch Nintendo Treehouse Live, featuring about three hours of deep dives into various titles. Aside from the fact that it will primarily focus on the Switch game selection for 2021, we have no idea what will be featured. We hope it’ll be about The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild 2 or Metroid Prime 4, or even Splatoon 3. But we can’t say anything for sure due to Nintendo’s secretive nature.
However, due to the short 40 minute run of the Nintendo Direct, the rumoured Switch Pro’s announcement is highly unlikely.
Games Confirmed For E3 2021
AK-Xolotl
Aeon Drive
Akatori
Amber Isle
Anno: Mutationem
Archvale
Assassin’s Creed Valhalla
Babylon’s Fall
Batora: Lost Haven
Battlefield
Bear and Breakfast
Beasts of Maravilla Island
Behind the Frame
Black Book
Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night
Blooming Business Casino
Chernobylite
Chivarly 2
Death Trash
Death’s Door
Demon’s Mirror
Despot’s Game
Dying Light 2: Stay Human
El Paso, Elsewhere
Elderand
Endling
Eternal Cylinder
Falling Frontier
Far Cry 6
Fire Tonight
Ghostrunner
Grime
Grow: Song of the Evertree
Guild of Dungeoneering
Halo Infinite
Happy’s Humble Burger Farm
Hello Neighbor 2
Humankind
Industria
Kitsune Tails
Kraken Academy
Kung Fu Kickball
Lamentum
Legend of Keepers: Return of the Goddess
Life is Strange: True Colors
Loot River
Marvel’s Avengers
Moonglow Bay
Moroi
My Lovely Wife
Naraka Bladepoint
No Longer Home
Omno
Onsen Master
Ooblets
Paralives
Phantom Abyss
Potion Craft
Rainbow Six Siege
Rainbow Six Quarantine
Rawmen
Riders Republic
Rubi: The Wayward Mira
Run Die Run Again
Sable
Serial Cleaners
Severed Steel
Shadow Warrior 3
Slime Heroes
Source of Madness
Starfield
Super Space Club
Tamarindo’s Freaking Dinner
The Gecko Gods
The Legend of Tianding
The Light Bringer
The Light of Darkness
Tinkertown
Trash Sailors
Trifox
Ultra Age
Unmetal
Unpacking
Vampire: The Masquerade – Swansong
Venice 2089
Vertigo
White Shadows
Wolfstride
Ynglet
Zodiac Legion
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