The New Game Plus Showcase just blasted out a massive slate of Xbox Series X|S and PC titles, from deep RPGs to wild indie experiments, giving us a huge glimpse at what 2026 has in store. Highlights include a jaw-dropping interview and reveal for Crimson Desert, an open-world RPG with a world twice the size of Skyrim set to drop on March 19, plus Warhammer 40,000: Dark Heresy, an in-depth CRPG steeped in grimdark lore coming to consoles and PC. Meanwhile, beloved Obsidian games like Avowed and Grounded 2 showed up with updates and new features, and fan favorites like Core Keeper: Void & Voltage and Erosion teased big updates and launches across platforms. Beyond the big names, the showcase was packed with intriguing new games, from base-building survival (Blind Descent) to atmospheric puzzle action (Distant Shore: BRETAGNE) and quirky competitive racers (Sprint City).

But that’s just scratching the surface — developers also spotlighted projects like the open-world fantasy The Blood of Dawnwalker, the stealth-heavy Project Shadowglass, and bizarre genre blends like Far Far West, a co-op shooter with robot cowboys. There were horror vibes too, with psychological experiences like Tape 101, plus roguelikes and strategy titles like IMMORTAL: Gates of Pyre and The Division 2: Survivors revealing fresh modes or updates. All in all, the New Game Plus Showcase delivered 45 games across big studios and indie devs alike — giving Xbox and PC players a huge lineup to wishlist, preorder, and (in some cases) jump into right now.