Get ready for a massive dose of PC gaming news as the PC Gaming Show Tokyo Direct 2025 approaches. This digital showcase, originating from Tokyo Game Show, promises over 30 game reveals, including world premieres and never-before-seen gameplay. Expect updates from major publishers and a look at unique titles.
Key Takeaways
- Date: September 28, 2025
- Platforms: YouTube, Twitch, X, Facebook, Steam, Bilibili, and more.
- Content: Over 30 games, world premieres, new gameplay, and interviews.
How to Watch
The PC Gaming Show Tokyo Direct 2025 will be broadcast live across numerous platforms, ensuring you won’t miss a moment. You can tune in via YouTube, Twitch, X (formerly Twitter), Facebook, Steam, and Bilibili, among others.
When to Tune In
The event is scheduled to begin on September 28, 2025. Here are the specific times for various time zones:
- PDT: 9:00 AM
- MDT: 10:00 AM
- CDT: 11:00 AM
- EDT: 12:00 PM
- BRT: 1:00 PM
- BST: 5:00 PM
- CEST: 6:00 PM
- IST: 9:30 PM
- CST: 12:00 AM (September 29)
- JST: 1:00 AM (September 29)
- AEST: 2:00 AM (September 29)
- NZDT: 5:00 AM (September 29)
What to Expect
This year’s Tokyo Direct showcase is packed with content, featuring over 30 games. Attendees can anticipate world premieres, exclusive gameplay footage, and interviews conducted globally, including live segments from Tokyo Game Show itself. Publishers like Annapurna Interactive, Tripwire Interactive, Devolver Digital, Humble Games, and Ubisoft are set to feature. One particularly intriguing title mentioned is ‘Huntsman,’ a game set in a research facility overrun by car-sized spiders.
Co-Streaming Opportunities
For streamers and content creators interested in co-streaming the event, there are opportunities to collaborate. Interested parties can complete a provided form to receive a press kit, visual assets, and information to enhance their co-streaming experience. Several popular streamers, including CohhCarnage, Stormfall33, MissMikkaa, GRONKH, and Elajjaz, will be watching and reacting live.
Language Options
The PC Gaming Show Tokyo Direct 2025 will be available in multiple languages, including simplified Chinese and Japanese, to cater to a global audience.
