Monday had a few highs and its fair share of underwhelming moments. From the cringey opening of Ubisoft’s press conference to nearly nine minutes of Death Stranding, here’s your Monday E3 games recap.

Death Stranding

Another long trailer and we’re still not entirely sure what this game is about, but we seriously can’t wait to get our hands on it.

Release date: TBA

Spider-Man

The latest gameplay footage gives us a good look at what combat will look like and introduces us to more than a few villains.

Release date: September 7, 2018

Ghost of Tsushima

Sucker Punch has a really beautiful looking game on there hands with this one, not to mention the incredibly smooth looking gameplay.

Release date: TBA

The Last of Us: Part II

Ellie is back and somehow this sequel looks even better than the original.

Release date: TBA

Kingdom Hearts III

Square Enix had the opportunity to blow everyone away with KH3, instead they showed mostly stuff we’ve already seen and disappointed everyone in the process

Release date: January 29, 2019

Deracine

A new VR title created by FromSoftware? Sign us up, even though the trailer really didn’t reveal much of anything. 

Release date: TBA

Just Dance 2019

Ubisoft spent the first five minutes of their presentation on a dance number for this game and it really missed the mark. As for the game itself, not much was revealed, but it’ll probably be just like all of its predecessors.

Release date: October 2018

Beyond Good and Evil 2

A young Jade is back for this prequel to Ubisoft’s space exploration game.

Release date: TBA

Tom Clancy’s The Division 2

Set in Washington, DC seven months after the NYC virus, The Division 2 takes you down a new path. The virus has nearly wiped itself out and now the biggest threat to humanity is itself.

Release date: March 15, 2019

Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle: Donkey Kong Adventure

One of last year’s surprise hits adds the DK Crew to its roster. We’re only sad they didn’t include the Donkey Kong rap.

Release date: June 26, 2018

Skull & Bones

Set on the Indian Ocean in a shared world, Skull & Bones looks a lot like AC: Black Flag if you strip away the Assassin’s Creed part.

Release date: 2019

Starlink: Battle for Atlas

All that matters here is that Ubisoft managed to finagle something with Nintendo so that they could feature Star Fox as a playable character in the Switch version of the game.

Release date: October 16, 2018

Assassin’s Creed: Odyssey

If you were a fan of Origins, then this is probably just what you were looking for in a new Assassin’s Creed game. And this time around, you can even choose the character you play the game as. Odyssey is set in Ancient Greece and features a pretty spectacular looking environment.

Release date: October 5, 2019

Shadow of the Tomb Raider

The Square Enix presentation featured some cool new gameplay and showed off a particularly brutal Lara Croft

Release date: September 14, 2018

The Awesome Adventures Of Captain Spirit

It’s not the Life Is Strange sequel that many people expected, but this new game from Dontnod is set in the expanded Strange universe and is said to have some direct relevance to Life Is Strange 2.

Release date: June 28, 2018

The Quiet Man

An new IP from Square Enix, The Quiet Man is a story-driven title featuring a deaf man who is quite good at fighting. The company promised to unveil more in August.

Release date: TBA

Control

From the dev team that brought you Alan Wake and Quantum Break, this supernatural action-adventure is one of the most intriguing new IPs we’ve seen so far.

Release date: 2019