Xbox Partner Preview: Live updates as new games to be revealed

That's it!

And that's it! The event has finished. Reaction and more to follow.

FBC: Firebreak

A first-person multiplayer shooter showing interesting ways to kill hordes of enemies has dropped.

That's out next year.

Wuchang: Fallen Feathers

505 Games is showing what they've been working on with a trailer for Wuchang: Fallen Feathers.

It opens with a number of people seemingly having been hung before showing what seems to be a female samurai battling enemies with superpowers and traditional weapons.

The combat is fast paced and looks good.

It has a Souls-like element to it too.

It's out next year.

The Legend of Baboo

A fantasy game showing a kid kicking butt and navigating an intriguing world has been shown.

That's out next year.

Phasmophobia

The tone has shifted with a survival horror game showing a character navigate a creepy world with an EMF reader and a camcorder.

It's out October 29.

Wheel World

A game with stylish, cartoon graphics shows a man riding a customisable bike across loads of different locations, including races across mountains and cities.

It also shows free roaming.

Out early 2025.

Mistfall Hunter

A Souls-like and extraction game has been shown with varied, crunchy combat against a variety of different fiends.

It's out next year.

Eternal Strands

A trailer showing a character in third-person burning and throwing everything has been shown with huge battles against massive, god-like creatures with elements of exploration too.

It's out early 2025.

Edens Zero

An anime action game is up next showing huge, over-the-top battles set in space.

It's out next year.

Animal Well

2D platformer Animal Well with pixel graphics is up next.

It's a dark world with minimal light and evil "shadows".

I've lost count of the number of times shadows was mentioned...

It's out now.

Subnautica 2

Subnautica 2 is up next.

It shows a diver trying being rescued in the depths of the ocean before a huge water monster is shown after a discovery doesn't seem to go to plan.

It's out in 2025.

Mouse: PI for Hire

A first-person detective game, which also acts as a shooter, set in what looks like the 1950s has been shown.

It shows black-and-white cartoon graphics from that era.

It's out in 2025.

Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii

A charismatic trailer for Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii is up next.

It shows Japanese pirates fighting against each other's boats with characters storming the decks of rivals ships to take down different crews.

There are fantasy elements to it too.

It's out on February 21 2025.

Blindfire

A first-person multiplayer shooter set with no light and certain objects lit up in neon has been shown.

It's now in early access.

Chronos: The New Dawn

A creepy trailer for Chronos: The New Dawn has shown.

Part of it showed a character in a space suit fighting off zombies in a dark world with objects suspended in midair while the same character plays chess with an older woman.

It then moved on to gameplay and it felt like something straight out of Dead Space.

It's out in 2025.

Alan Wake DLC

Alan Wake DLC is up first! Gameplay from The Lake House is being shown with a "darker tone and horror elements".

It's out on October 22.

Live stream begins

It's time! There are more than 20k tuning in on YouTube.

Here we go... What have you got for us, Xbox?

Countdown is on

The live stream is up and running and there's a timer ticking down to when the broadcast will properly start.

More than 3,000 have already tuned in on YouTube alone and those that have are guessing in the comments what games they want to see.

They include Battlefield 7, Bloodborne 2 and, of course, GTA 6.

We can hope, right?

What we know so far 

The live event will be focused on just games with "no fluff".

There's going to be gameplay from Alan Wake 2's next expansion The Lake House, a new trailer for Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii and a look at a number of bosses in Wuchang: Fallen Feathers.

There will be more than 12 new trailers showed including a number of "world premieres".

Remedy Entertainment, Sega and 505 Games are among the studios that will be showing off what they've been working on.

What Xbox has said so far

When Microsoft announced the event, Xbox said: "As always, Xbox Partner Preview is all about sharing exciting games news from our talented partners across the globe: you'll get new game reveals, release date announcements and fresh new gameplay from upcoming games."

Where to watch Xbox Partner Preview

There are a number of ways the Xbox Partner Review can be watched.

YouTube is the best way to watch it as it will be streamed in 4K. A link to the YouTube stream can be found here with the ASL version found here.

It will also be streamed on Twitch here, Twitch with ASL here and on LinkedIn here but these streams will be at 1080p.

There will be a number of regional Xbox channels streaming it around the world too.

If you can't tune in or want to recap exactly what happened and what's announced, we'll be following it live and have you covered with our blog.