Play For All Live -- What To Expect From Our June 16-17 Livestreams

We're in the midst of Play For All and E3 2021 coverage, and there's a ton of fun, exciting events coming up. That includes two days of livestreams from GameSpot on Wednesday, June 16, and Thursday, June 17, where we'll be revealing dozens of exclusive trailers and gameplay reveals, interviews with AAA game developers, roundtables with influencers from throughout the industry, and much more.

You can check out the full Play For All schedule for a look at all of the programming we have slated for both days. We're not able to reveal many of the surprises we have in store just yet, but you can expect interviews with both Bethesda, Square Enix, and Ubisoft, along with interviews and new looks at a ton of exciting games, including new Streets of Rage 4 DLC, new content for a popular game from developer Serenity Forge, and more. Some of the big name titles and interviews we'll be featuring on the show include:

• Far Cry 6
• Rainbow Six Extraction
• Deathloop
• Guardians of the Galaxy
• Knockout City
• Lost In Random
• Call Of Duty's new global head Johanna Faries
• Bethesda's Pete Hines
• And much more!

We'll have some exciting exclusive gameplay reveals and trailers, including brand new looks at games like:

• Bang-On Balls: Chronicles
• Bio Interstellar Ark
• Boyfriend Dungeon
• Boundary
• Breakwaters
• Bright Memory Infinite
• Chinatown Detective Agency
• Cris Tales
• Doki Doki Literature Club Plus
• Endless Dungeon
• Gestalt: Steam and Cinder
• Golf Club Wasteland
• No Place for Bravery
• Nobody Saves The World
• One Lonely Outpost
• Recompile
• Residual
• Salt & Sacrifice
• Serial Cleaners
• Sherlock Holmes: Chapter One
• SkateBird
• Smalland
• Sonic Colors Ultimate
• Streets of Rage 4
• Thymesia
• Toem

In addition to our June 16-17 livestreams, we'll be streaming and covering all of the big summer happenings throughout the month; check out our E3 press conference schedule for more details. Later in the month, we'll also be hosting a series of streams for charity, as we chat and play games with friends from throughout the industry to raise money for AbleGamers. If you're interested, you can donate now.