The Game Awards 2019 will take place on December 12 at 5:30 p.m. PT / 8:30 p.m. ET at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles, California. It will be live streamed on YouTube, Twitch, Mixer, Facebook, Twitter, and various other platforms, as well as air in 53 Cinemark theater locations across the United States.

The following world premieres have been teased for the show (last updated December 12):

New Game Announcements

• Wolfeye Studios debut game announcement
• Riot Forge debut game announcement
• Devolver Digital new game announcement
• Naraka by NetEase Games announcement
• Green Day game announcement
• Dungeons & Dragons new game announcement by Tuque Games

Updates on Existing Games

• Ori and the Will of the Wisps trailer
• Gears Tactics trailer
• Half-Life: Alyx premiere – No longer planned
• The Elder Scrolls Online final “Season of the Dragon” trailer
• Warframe special announcement
• Fortnite special announcement (possibly Star Wars-related)
• Ghost of Tsushima trailer
• Final Fantasy VII Remake Cloud trailer (pre-show)

According to The Game Awards creator Geoff Keighley, there will be “more than 10 new games being announced, I think there’s actually 15 or something.” The Resident Evil 3 remake will not appear at The Game Awards 2019.

Appearances include:

• Lorne Balfe (musical director of The Game Awards 2019 live orchestra)
• Green Day
• CHVRCHES
• Reggie Fils-Aime (former Nintendo president and COO)
• Dr. Bunsen Honeydew and Beaker (Muppet Labs)
• Ikumi Nakamura (former GhostWire: Tokyo creative director)
• Stephen Curry
• Jonathan Nolan (Westworld screenwriter and co-creator)
• Norman Reedus
• Phil Spencer (head of Xbox)
• Grimes
• Ninja
• Sydnee Goodman (IGN)
• Kid Cudi
• Ashly Burch (voice actor)

Awards nominees are available here.