Even without some of its biggest players, the annual showcase of all things to do with video games is still shaping up to have plenty to show off via the tried and trusted press conference gauntlet. Now spread out over several days instead of one gruelling marathon, here’s a look at when you can see the hottest new reveals ahead of E3 2019 grand opening.

It’s like a few days before E3, so for once…yeah it actually is a properly slow news day and there’s barely anything worth talking about. I’m scraping the barrel here folks, because right now I’m getting ready to chat about Respawn Entertainment’s Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order game. Which has cover art. Very very Star Wars cover art so have a gander at it below.

A StarCraft first-person shooter that was in development over the two years and was shaping up nicely according to insiders. Developed under the codename of Ares, this project was described as “like Battlefield in the StarCraft universe” before it was cancelled.

Once Shadowkeep launches on September 17, Destiny 2 will go free to play and will be renamed Destiny 2: New Light. This free to play version of the game will include the Destiny 2 base game, Curse of Osiris and Warmind as “all year one content, including "foundational modes, activities and rewards,” will be made available to players.

It’s time to return to the moon. It’s time to end the Hive’s presence there once and for all, rescue the spirits of the fallen guardians and fight back in Earth’s darkest hour. It’s time for Destiny 2: Shadowkeep.

Darksiders Genesis is an action/adventure that tears its way through hordes of demons, angels, and everything in-between on its way to Hell and back with guns blazing and swords swinging. Genesis gives players their first look at the world of Darksiders before the events of the original game, as well as introduces the horseman Strife.

New nightmares have emerged from the shadows of our Moon. Called forth by haunting visions, Eris Morn has returned. Join her to slay these nightmares before they reach out beyond the Moon to cast humanity back into an age of darkness.

You think of the one game that defines the gaming industry today, and for better or for worse, that game is Fortnite: Battle Royale. There’s nothing else like it on the market today, because this is an experience that is free, constantly updating and has entered the mainstream pop culture sphere on a level that few games could hope to achieve. Unless you’re Take Two Interactive that is.