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This Year's Summer Game Fest Streams Live On June 7
This year's Summer Game Fest livestream returns to Los Angeles' YouTube Theater for announcements, first-looks, trailers, and more this June. More specifically, the livesream will begin at 2 p.m. PT/5 p.m. ET on June 7. There will be a live audience like last year's, but you can also watch the stream live from a variety of services such as YouTube and Twitch.
Public ticket sales to attend this year's showcase begin on May 7, according to a press release. Confirmation of the livestream's date follows news from last year that Summer Game Fest will return to LA this June. Following the June 7 showcase, an invite-only media and influencer event in downtown LA for hands-on gameplay with upcoming games will return from June 8 to June 10, produced by iam8bit.
Plus, Day of the Devs: SGF Edition returns with an online livestream immediately following the official Summer Game Fest stream on June 7, with more than a dozen games to highlight. The full lineup of participants and activities will be announced in the coming months, according to the press release.
Last year's Summer Game Fest brought in more than 34 million global livestreams, which is 26 percent more than the previous year, with a peak concurrent viewer count of 3.8 million.
For a recap of the last year's event, check out the coolest games we played at Summer Game Fest 2023.
Are you excited for Summer Game Fest 2024? Let us know in the comments below!
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