News & Reviews:   The Game Awards

For those who are looking to try out new PC games and indie titles, it's time to mark the Steam Game Festival on your calendar again. That's right, Valve and Geoff Keighley are teaming up again to run the Autumn Edition for the event. This time around, it'll be held for one week from 7 to 13 October 2020.

What was once Geoff Keighley's pet project for Game Developers Conference (GDC), the Summer Game Fest has changed this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Developers and publishers are switching to online events this year but not having panels can be boring for some people. Perhaps Keighley is expecting that, which is why the Summer Game Fest will be hosting some of these digital events.

Stuck at home with plenty of time on your hands? Well, Steam is here to bail us out again. The inaugural Steam Game Festival was held last year during The Game Awards 2019 and gamers all over the world got the chance to play a variety of new demos and games. And it's coming back!

Hey, TechNave gamers! This week has us in a tizzy! The Playstation Awards happened as well as The Game Awards and I’ve been yelling myself hoarse cheering when my favourite games were announced.

Neeko is about to be released in the next patch on League of Legends so while I’m looking forward to that I’m not really either because that’s when the feeders will come into the game to learn her instead of learning in A.I games like any normal personal would (urgh). And Tony Hawk… well, let’s just say there’s another game by him coming out sooner than we never asked for.

This week, a bunch of teasers and trailers were revealed as well as more release dates so without further ado, let’s begin!