Xbox Takes Center Stage at Gamescom 2024: Three Days of Exclusive Streams and Exciting Reveals

The anticipation surrounding Gamescom 2024 has reached a peak, and Xbox is set to make a significant presence during the event with a series of engaging streams. This year promises an exciting look at the upcoming offerings from Team Green, allowing fans to immerse themselves in the latest developments in gaming.

Unlike other showcases such as Opening Night Live or Future Games Show that pack in a rapid-fire update barrage, Xbox at Gamescom offers a more thorough exploration of new titles and anticipated updates. This year, fans will be treated to three distinct streams spread across three days, featuring in-depth content along with exclusive developer insights.

On the agenda for Wednesday’s stream are exciting titles like Starfield: Shattered Space, Diablo 4: Vessel of Hatred, Stalker 2, Atomfall, and others. The festivities continue on Thursday with highlights including Star Wars Outlaws, World of Warcraft: The War Within, and Fallout 76: Milepost Zero. To cap off the week, Friday will focus on Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, Avowed, and plenty more intriguing content.

With three separate streams dedicated to a multitude of games, staying updated is manageable for all. Read on to find out the schedule and details on how to catch each Xbox at Gamescom stream.

The Xbox at Gamescom streams are set to kick off at 6am PT, 9am ET, 2pm BST, and 3pm CEST starting on August 21. The second stream on August 22 and the closing stream on August 23 will follow the same timing, making it easy for viewers to remember the start time that corresponds to their location.

You can catch the Xbox at Gamescom streams via YouTube and Twitch, as they will go live right before the scheduled times. Fortunately, all three streams will utilize the same link, so there’s no need to search for different URLs across the event days.

Moreover, after several years since the initial announcement of Ark 2, Xbox excitedly revealed a playable demo at Gamescom, only to later retract that announcement, adding to the ongoing buzz surrounding the event.