More things to get excited about in 2026!
LEGO BATMAN: LEGACY OF
THE DARK KNIGHT Rise as the Dark Knight and experience the essential Batman story in a bold, action-packed adventure with hard-hitting combat, an open-world Gotham City, and the signature LEGO charm that fans know and love. Developed by Traveller’s Tales and published by Warner Bros. Games, this fourth instalment in the Lego Batman video game series features an original story inspired by films and other media from the Batman franchise. Hitting PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch 2, Xbox Series X and Series S, Microsoft Windows.
MAY 22nd
007 FIRST LIGHT 007 First Light will be a third-person action-adventure video game, developed and published by IO Interactive - the studio behind the modern Hitman trilogy. You play as a 26-year-old James Bond (voiced
and modelled after Patrick Gibson) at the very start of his career as an MI6 recruit.
The narrative follows Bond, a former Naval air crewman, as he joins the newly revived Double 0 program. After a mission goes wrong, he must work with his mentor, John Greenway (played by Lennie James), to stop a global conspiracy.
Borrowing from IO Interactive’s expertise, the game features a blend of stealth and action with open-ended mission design. Players can choose to go “silent or loud,” using gadgets, social engineering, or direct combat to achieve objectives.
May 29-30th sees Expo gamers hit the beautiful seaside city of Opatija, Croatia - the Queen of the Adriatic and the 2026 European region of gastronomy. Expo Gamers is a unique blend of work and pleasure set right by the beach. A game industry event featuring a dedicated B2B program designed for quality over quantity, and a highly attractive B2C expo hall. Often described as the “Gamescom” of Southeast Europe, the event serves as a major hub for game developers, publishers, investors, and fans within the Adriatic-Balkan region.
27th 29th-30th EXPO GAMERS 2026
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