Last week’s E3 conference was full of many big announcements, yet one indie title managed to turn heads. That game was Tunic, a Microsoft exclusive developed by Andrew Shouldice (studio Dicey) and published by Finji.

Tunic is an action adventure game, where you play a tiny fox who seeks to uncover mysterious secrets all while exploring ancient ruins and fighting monsters in a big world. The game previously made its debut at last year’s E3 under the title Secret Legend.

You can check out the new gameplay trailer, along with the previously released teaser trailer if you missed it, here after the break.

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Earlier this week at E3 2018 we saw an announce trailer for Control, the next game from Max Payne, Alan Wake, and Quantum Break developer Remedy Entertainment.

But Remedy wasn’t done with E3 just yet. They also shared the first glimpse at gameplay from Control. It’s not a ton of footage, but is enough to give you an idea of how the game is looking.

Continue below to check it out.

We’ve already seen one new gameplay demo for the upcoming Spider-Man game at E3 2018, and the more of the game we see the more impressive it looks.

Now another gameplay demo has been released showing off the playable demo fans tried out on the show floor. The demo includes more of perhaps the most exciting thing about the game, swinging around the open-world re-creation of Marvel’s New York City, as well as Spidey beating up some bad guys and even dealing with a boss fight.

You can read more about Marvel’s Spider-Man and watch the gameplay video below along with a bonus video of some people sharing their thoughts on the gameplay demo right after trying it for the first time.

Before E3 2018 we got a new trailer for Days Gone, the upcoming “zombie” game from developer Bend Studio. The word zombie is in quotes because they’re not technically zombies. They’re called Freakers, and as the developer has made clear, they are alive. They require food. They require sleep. They just happen to also been bloodthirsty creatures.

During E3 2018 some of the folks working on the game hung out with PlayStation to show off some gameplay. You can read much more about the game and watch a pair of videos sharing new peeks at gameplay below.

Last month Bethesda Softworks confirm that RAGE 2 was on the way from developers id Software and Avalanche Studios. Bethesda released an announce trailer and gameplay trailer to unveil the game.

That was followed by the release of a gameplay demo during Bethesda’s E3 2018 showcase earlier this week. You can read more about the game and watch that gameplay demo below if you haven’t seen it.

A brand new story trailer has been released for We Happy Few, the trippy 1960s psychedelic horror that’s been intriguing us over the past few years with trailers and gameplay peeks.

The game has been available to play in early access for quite some time now, but it’s finally gearing up for an official release later this summer. You can read more about the game and check out the new trailer below.

The next game from Remedy Entertainment, the developer behind Max Payne, Alan Wake, and Quantum Break, has been revealed. The game, which is titled Control, was announced with a trailer for E3 2018.

Control is described as a “supernatural action-adventure,” and you can learn more about it and check out the announce trailer for the game below.

It feels like Just Cause 3 just came out, to me anyway, but it’s already been out for almost three years now. Plenty of time for developer Avalanche Studios to get to work on the next installment of the action-adventure series. And work they have, as it was confirmed at E3 2018 Just Cause 4 is on the way.

The game was confirmed with an announcement trailer. And I could spend time going into details on the game, but the truth is, it has freakin’ tornadoes in it and that’s all you really need to know. If you do want more info on the game you can find that below, along with the announcement trailer.

Before E3 2018 kicked off this week it was announced that Hitman 2—a follow-up to developer IO Interactive’s episodic soft reboot of the popular assassin series and the seventh title overall in the main series—was on the way.

The announce trailer for the sequel was then followed by the release of a gameplay trailer for “Miami,” one of the six new locations Agent 47 visits to deal with targets and fulfill contracts.

Continue below to read more about the game and watch trailers.