Transference isn’t the kind of game one would normally associate with Ubisoft. There is no open world, no towers, no myriad of collectibles. Instead, Transference takes players on a dark and unsettling journey through a corrupted digital simulation, built from the consciousness of a family. Players will need to gather clues, solve puzzles, and shift between multiple perspectives and piece …

Here comes a new challenger! Ubisoft adds a new faction and epic game mode to the competitive action game.

Donkey Kong swings into the successful Mario and Rabbid mashup for the Switch.

Trials is back, bringing all the tight and technical gameplay the series is known for.

Assassin’s Creed Odyssey, The Division 2 and Beyond Good and Evil 2 are just some of the games to look forward to. In addition to that, there’s probably going to be the usual Rabbids experience, Just Dance lighting up the Orpheum and maybe an update on Star Link. Factor in The Crew 2, DLC for Far Cry 5 and a few smaller-scale indie games and Ubisoft already has a packed show ahead.

What Square Enix lacks in quantity they make up for in quality as they’re fielding the likes of Kingdom Hearts III, Shadow of the Tomb Raider and a whole host of unannounced Marvel projects. Feel like watching? Then you can tune in right here at 7PM to see the Square Enix E3 2018 press conference.

Battlefield has always lived on its multiplayer modes. Introduced in Battlefield 1, Operations was a new mode that attempted to inject a little of the flair of single player narratives within a multiplayer context, with multiple objectives that span across expansive maps. Grand Operations takes that premise, and as its name suggests, makes it bigger.

Crash is getting his first brand new stage in many a year, thrown directly into the N Sane Trilogy. Called Future Tense, the new stage can be accessed from Crash Warped and features a wholly original design with more challenging elements that were designed to test players of any skill level.