Six years ago, Disney announced it was shutting down its games publishing and development arms, seemingly exiting games for good.
Today, with a showcase stuffed with Disney and Marvel licensed titles, it’s like it never left.
Alongside new trailers and updates for known games like Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, Disney Dreamlight Valley, Marvel’s Midnight Suns, Marvel Snap, and Disney Speedstorm, we just saw brand new reveals of games including Tron Identity from Bithell Games, Disney Illusion Island from Dlala, and Amy Hennig’s mysterious project with Skydance Media: a Captain America and Black Panther game set in World War II. Disney-loving gamers are eating well today.
But if you told any of us back in 2016 that this smorgasbord...