PC Gaming Show Tokyo Direct Returns September 20
The PC Gaming Show Tokyo Direct is set to broadcast on September 20. It will feature over 35 games with numerous world premieres and new trailers. Award-winning presenter Frankie Ward will host the 90-minute event, streamed on multiple platforms.
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PC Gaming Show Tokyo Direct is back later this month — here's how to watch it
The PC Gaming Show Tokyo Direct will return on September 20th, featuring over 35 games and more than 10 world premieres. The 90-minute broadcast will include a new trailer for Firefly Studios' Stronghold 4, a release date reveal for Virtue and a Sledgehammer from Devolver Digital, and a deep dive into New Blood Interactive's Tenebris Somnia.
How to watch the PC Gaming Show Tokyo Direct 2026
The PC Gaming Show Tokyo Direct 2026 is scheduled for Sunday, September 20, 2026, featuring over 30 games with world premieres, shadowdrops, DLC, and release dates. The event will be hosted by Frankie Ward and include on-site interviews by Wesley Fenlon. It will be streamed on multiple platforms including YouTube, Twitch, and Steam, and is expected to be around 90 minutes long.
Award-winning presenter Frankie Ward is hosting the PC Gaming Show Tokyo Direct, showing off over 35 games and a bunch…
The PC Gaming Show Tokyo Direct is set to return on September 20, hosted by award-winning presenter Frankie Ward. The show will feature over 35 games, including world premieres and new trailers for titles like Stronghold 4 and Virtue and a Sledgehammer, alongside a deep dive into the survival horror game Tenebris Somnia. Reports and interviews from Tokyo Game Show will also be presented.
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PC Gamer has announced the return of the PC Gaming Show Tokyo Direct, scheduled for September 20. This event will showcase upcoming PC gaming titles and news.
The PC Gaming Show Tokyo Direct returns September 20
The PC Gaming Show Tokyo Direct is returning on September 20, 2026, following its debut last year. The event will showcase new games and will be streamed on platforms like Steam, YouTube, Twitch, Facebook, and X. PC Gamer deputy editor Issy van der Velde, who has five years of professional writing experience, will be involved in the show.
