Best Trailers from the Game Awards 2025: Top 10 Picks

The Game Awards 2025 came loaded with reveals that hit nearly every genre. Whether you follow legacy franchises or chase fresh worlds to explore, the showcase gave you a lot to look forward to over the next few years.

Some trailers struck our eyes, some struck our minds. We have compiled a list of our favorite trailers from the announcement, in no particular order. Find out the best trailers from the Game Awards 2025 below:

1 - Resident Evil 9: Requiem

Capcom’s next major entry pushes the series deeper into lore-heavy territory. The reveal trailer suggested a new protagonist and a global mystery tied to the aftermath of recent bioterror outbreaks. If you’ve followed the Ethan Winters arc, this new direction looks like the franchise is once again reinventing itself with a colder, more investigative tone.

Releasing: February 27, 2026.

2 - Phantom Blade Zero

S-Game used the stage to unveil its most polished gameplay trailer yet. You could see expanded mobility, layered swordplay systems, and a stronger emphasis on player expression. The world remains dark, steampunk-inspired, and steeped in wuxia influences.

Releasing: September 9, 2026.

3 - Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic

Respawn’s return to Star Wars focuses on the Old Republic but not as a remake—this is a new interpretation with action-driven combat and narrative depth. The reveal hinted at moral choices and large-scale conflicts, letting you step into a turbulent era of Jedi and Sith history.

Releasing: TBD

4 - Star Wars: Galactic Racers

A flashy reveal brought high-speed racetracks, customizable vehicles, and multiplayer competition. It looks ready to fill the long-empty space of Star Wars racing titles, blending nostalgia with modern physics and effects.

Releasing: TBD (Expected 2026)

5 - Divinity returns with Larian’s next major RPG

Larian’s announcement confirmed a new chapter for the Divinity universe. Early in-engine footage suggested an evolution of their signature tactical depth while continuing their storytelling strengths. It marks the studio’s first major post-Baldur’s Gate project.

Releasing: TBD

6 - EXODUS – The Rise of Jun Aslan

Archetype Entertainment introduced Jun Aslan, a new character stepping into the EXODUS timeline. The trailer leaned into the theme of impossible choices and shifting timelines, suggesting this installment digs deeper into the franchise’s moral and cosmic stakes.

Releasing: TBD (Expected 2027)

7 - Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis

Crystal Dynamics surprised fans by revealing not one but two Tomb Raider projects. Legacy of Atlantis appears to follow Lara Croft at the height of her career, chasing supernatural clues tied to ancient civilizations. Its tone is adventurous and cinematic, hinting at large-scale puzzles and world-spanning expeditions.

Releasing: TBD (Q3 - 2026)

8 - Tomb Raider: Catalyst

The second project, Catalyst, takes a more grounded approach. The teaser focused on Lara’s formative years, suggesting a character-driven storyline and smaller-scale exploration that contrasts with the mythic direction of Legacy of Atlantis.

Releasing: Expected 2027

9 - Ace Combat 8

Bandai Namco showcased a visually impressive trailer with next-generation cloud physics, cockpit fidelity, and massive-scale engagements. If you enjoy high-speed combat flight sims, this installment looks poised to redefine the series.

Releasing: 2026

10 - No Law marks Neon Giant’s return with a chaotic cyberpunk shooter

From the creators of The Ascent, No Law introduces a city with zero authorities and purely player-driven survival. The game emphasizes mobility, neon-lit destruction, and emergent firefights across a vertical urban sprawl.

Releasing: TBD

Honorable Mention- Ontos

Known for Amnesia and SOMA, Frictional revealed Ontos as a slow-burn psychological horror experience. The trailer leaned heavily on ambience and isolation, suggesting a return to the studio’s roots in fear through minimalism.

Releasing: TBD

Looking ahead at the impact of TGA 2025's announcements

The Game Awards 2025 set the tone for the next generation of blockbuster storytelling and genre experimentation. With iconic franchises evolving and bold new IPs emerging, you can expect the next few years of gaming to feel especially varied—and ambitious.