We just got our first look at Watch Dogs 2 exactly one week ago, but as promised Ubisoft still had more to share during their E3 2016 presentation earlier this week.

Along with a new trailer for the game the first full gameplay demo, which runs about 11 minutes long, has also been released. The demo shows a little bit more of the San Francisco Bay area you’ll get to go hacker crazy in this time around, as well as one of the missions you’ll take on.

Check out the gameplay demo and new trailer below.

We’ve seen little peeks and glimpses of Friday the 13th: The Game over the past year, but now the first real look at gameplay has finally arrived.

For those unfamiliar with it, it’s a co-op game in which a group of players take on the role of camp counselors trying to escape the iconic Jason Voorhees, who is also controlled by a player. The world premiere gameplay demo released by developer Gun Media kicks off with Jason tracking down—and brutally dispatching of—some counselors. It then shows what it looks like to be a counselor trying to escape or hide.

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A brand new Spider-Man game was announced at E3 2016 from Ratchet & Clank and Sunset Overdrive developer Insomniac Games, who joined forces with Marvel Entertainment to work on the project.

There’s not much to show yet, but they did unveil the game with a teaser trailer. The game isn’t even officially titled yet, currently going by the working title Spider-Man PS4.

You can read more about the game and watch the trailer below.

Earlier this month came word that a game that impressed at E3 2015, Horizon: Zero Dawn, the open world action RPG set in a post-apocalyptic future where mankind has reverted back to primitive ways while deadly machines roam and rule the land, had been pushed back to 2017.

But that didn’t stop developer Guerrilla Games from bringing something new to E3 2016. They shared a new eight-minute gameplay demo during Sony’s presentation, and the game just keeps looking better and better. You can watch the gameplay demo below.

Back in October of last year we got our first look at Detroit: Become Human, the latest game from Indigo Prophecy, Heavy Rain, and Beyond: Two Souls developer Quantic Dream.

The game was back on display for Sony’s presentation at E3 2016, with a new extended trailer that takes a look at how your choices can swing a difficult situation in different ways.

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