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This year’s E3 conference may be somewhat muted when comparing it to last year’s announcements of next-gen consoles and AAA titles. Factor in the delays due to the pandemic, and there’s a recipe for the individual events to be a little rushed. Announcements are likely to be packed with more little details and updates than ground-breaking launches. Those long-awaited releases are what we’ve all been waiting for, though, especially when it comes to the likes of Battlefield 6 and Bethesda’s next projects.
At a glance, the show schedule for E3 2021 is full to the brim with a mix of the huge companies and small studios everyone has been waiting to hear from. Below is a list of the currently scheduled events upcoming in chronological order, with dates and times:
| Event | Date | Time (British Summer Time) |
|---|---|---|
| Guerrilla Collective Part 1 | Saturday, June 5 | 16:00 |
| Battlefield reveal | Wednesday, June 9 | 15:00 |
| Summer Game Fest Kickoff Live! | Thursday, June 10 | 19:00 |
| Koch Primetime conference | Friday, June 11 | 20:00 |
| Guerrilla Collective Part 2 | Saturday, June 12 | 16:00 |
| Ubisoft E3 2021 conference | Saturday, June 12 | 20:00 |
| Gearbox | Saturday, June 12 | 20:00 |
| Devolver Digital | Saturday, June 12 | TBC |
| Back 4 Blood | Sunday, June 13 | TBC |
| 24Entertainment | Sunday, June 13 | TBC |
| Xbox and Bethesda Games Showcase stream | Sunday, June 13 | 18:00 |
| Square Enix Presents stream | Sunday, June 13 | TBC |
| PC Gaming Show 2021 conference | Sunday, June 13 | TBC |
| Take-Two Interactive | Monday, June 14 | TBC |
| Mythical Games | Monday, June 14 | TBC |
| Freedom Games | Monday, June 14 | TBC |
| Razer | Monday, June 14 | TBC |
| Capcom | Monday, June 14 | TBC |
| Intellivision | Monday, June 14 | TBC |
| Nintendo Direct 2021 stream | Tuesday, June 15 | 17:00 |
| Bandai Namco | Tuesday, June 15 | TBC |
| Yooreka Games | Tuesday, June 15 | TBC |
| Official E3 2021 Awards Show | Tuesday, June 15 | TBC |
| EA Play 2021 conference | Thursday, July 22 | TBC |
As you can see, there are plenty of shows still pending further details and confirmed viewing times, but you can stay up to date with the shows and much more by registering as a fan on the official E3 page. With the gaming industry entering a new generation of hardware and publishers itching to get their latest projects to the public, each show is bound to be filled with teasers, screenshots, and more information about the games we’ve been waiting for.
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