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Speedruns For Cuphead, Metroid: Samus Returns, Super Mario Odyssey, And More Coming To SGDQ 2018
It's entirely possible you're still catching up on all the runs you missed at this year's Awesome Games Done Quick, since it's a 7-day marathon that runs 24 hours a day. And if you're done, then good news! You now have a ton more runs of new games to look forward at this year's Summer Games Done Quick.
Taking place June 24 through July 1, SGDQ will once again bring dozens of great speedruns together in one place. While the schedule isn't finalized, you can check out the list of games that will be at the event, assuming some of the runners don't drop out.
Of course, there are a number of returning favorites, like Dark Souls, Final Fantasy VI (glitchless this time!), Half-Life, a ton of Mega Man and Super Mario Games, and of course, Super Metroid.
This year, however, they're joined by a number of new games, including A Hat In Time, Celeste, Cuphead, Divinity: Original Sin II, Iconoclasts, Metroid: Samus Returns, and more. Check out the full list of games here, and if you're hoping to see something else and want to hedge your hopes on it, there's a backup list of games as well.
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