Geoff Keighley’s enigmatic teaser statue for The Game Awards has ignited speculation regarding its connection to upcoming video game announcements. Initially, some believed it hinted at a Diablo 4 expansion, which Blizzard plans to release in 2026. However, prominent gaming reporters have denied this link, including clarifications that the statue is not related to Bethesda's The Elder Scrolls 6 or Sony’s God of War series. The statue’s demonic theme has led to various guesses from fans, with suggestions ranging from a potential Doom announcement to even Bloodborne 2 and Half-Life 3. As excitement builds, gamers will soon find out more at The Game Awards on December 11.

What game will be teased at The Game Awards?

The game related to the statue remains uncertain, but it could involve a variety of titles with a demonic or hellish theme, ramping up the excitement for fans eager for announcements during The Game Awards.

The Game Awards is an annual event that celebrates the best in video gaming. It features premieres of upcoming titles, reveals, and awards for various categories. The anticipation surrounding the event often runs high as fans look forward to surprises and major announcements from top game developers and companies. The hints dropped before the event typically serve to energize the gaming community and heighten expectations for what’s to come.