There might have been too many trailers for you to sit through though this week at the Paris Games Show, resulting in a few games missing a chance to interact with your eyeballs. Well worry not, because here’s a list of all the trailers that popped up on Monday night. Grab a snack, sit back and feast your eyes on games that range from VR to the beaches of Normandy and even further beyond.

For the return of the webhead, developer Insomniac wants to double down on the arachnid anarchy that Spidey is capable of, giving the hero his own iconic and kinetic language.

On Monday, Sony showed off a deluge of upcoming PlayStation 4 games at its Paris Games Week conference. There’s been a little controversy surrounding those trailers, especially with The Last of Us Part II and Detroit: Become Human. Sony has responded.

Shadow of the Colossus is still one of the more anticipated remakes in recent memory, and its new trailer from Paris Games Week does a good job of reminding you of that.

With Onrush, it looks like Codemasters is finally getting ready to be a bit…silly. And after a somewhat disappointing trio of tech-heavy simulation track games this year, a more colourful and manic title in the genre may just be a breath of fresh air. OH WHAT A RUUUUUUUSH!

In a new chapter for the series that looks far more emotional and narrative-driven than ever before, Kratos has to juggle severed heads and parenthood in a world where mythology is both brutal and fierce. A world where plenty of old gods and beasts still have a bone to pick with the legendary warrior, who now no longer wields the chains of Olympus but rather simpler and more visceral death-dealing tools. Which you can see Kratos put to good use in this latest trailer for God of War.

Say what you like about emotion-master and game developer David Cage, but the man knows how to craft a game that gets people talking. Its been a solid four years since Cage and his crew over at Quantic Dream pumped out the Ellen Page ghostbuster sim known as Beyond: Two Souls, with Detroit: Become Human focusing on just what it means to have a soul when you’re a mass-produced assembly line robot.

Next year, Sunset Overdrive’s Insomniac takes a stab at giving the wallcrawler a new lease on life. On paper, it sounds perfect: A studio known for energetic and radical games getting the chance to develop some massive fan-love for the webhead in their own particular style. With Spider-Man Homecoming proving that there’s still plenty of love out there for the iconic New York hero, the time to strike the iron is now.