Magic The Gathering joins Summer Fest 2023's, the Biggest Gaming Event of the Year

More than 40+ companies are included in the Summer Game Fest 2023 guest list!

The event was created to be a substitute for the iconic Electronic Software Association's E3 Conference, which has been the most important event in the gaming industry for the past two decades.

For two years now, E3 has been canceled by ESA due to the COVID-19 pandemic, leaving a massive gap in the industry for creators, developers and fans alike. It didn't take long for former ESA member Geoff Keighley to step up and fill the spot for the most influential and updated source for gaming news and reveals by creating several new events that are rivaling E3 in comparison.

One of these events is Summer Games Fest. The Summer Games Fest 2023 will be the fourth edition of the event, and considering this year's developments in gaming, the prospects are pointing to another iconic event on the horizon.

The event will be held in the Youtube Theater in Los Angeles, which has a capacity for 6,000 people, in June. You can already buy tickets to attend the event in person if you'd like, but the broadcast will also be available for free online.

However, everyone seemed to be waiting for more details regarding the event before getting their own tickets, and now the wait is over: more than 40 companies have been announced as Summer Games Fest guests, including Hasbro's powerhouse, Magic: The Gathering.

Summer Game Fest made the news public over on Twitter:

The complete list of guests includes:

> Activision

> Amazon Games

> Annapurna Interactive

> Bandai Namco

> Behavior Interactive

> Capcom

> CD Projekt Red

> Devolver Digital

> Digital Extremes

> Disney

> EA

> Epic Games

> Focus Entertainment

> Gearbox Publishing

> Grinding Gear Games

> HoYoverse

> Kabam

> Larian Studios

> Level Infinite

> Magic: The Gathering

> Neowiz

> Netflix

> Nexon

> Niantic Labs

> North Beach Games

> Paradox Interactive

> Pearl Abyss

> Phoenix Labs

> Plaion

> Playstation

> Pocket Pair

> Razer

> Samsung Gaming Hub

> Second Dinner

> Sega

> Smilegate Entertainment

> Square Enix

> Steam

> Techland

> Tribeca Festival

> Ubisoft

> Warner Bros. Games

> Xbox

The list of guests has gathered appraisal on the internet as fans take turns speculating which games can be revealed at the event, considering all the companies listed. Rumored titles such as new Kingdom Hearts, Resident Evil and Final Fantasy editions are among the most quoted and sought-after games to look out for in Summer Games Fest.

Keep your eyes open for June 8th.