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After a long period in development limbo, Undead Labs’ State of Decay 3 received a new trailer at the recent Xbox Games Showcase. Though it’s in-engine, the many themes making up the sequel are made apparent. What may not be readily so is that it offers a “much larger” and “truly shared open world.”

State of Decay 3 was one of several first-party Microsoft titles to be shown off at the Xbox Games Showcase earlier this month, but though we did get our first proper in-engine look at the game, we didn’t get to see any actual gameplay, nor did Microsoft or developer Undead Labs announce a release date or window for the game.

Xbox and Undead Labs produced a new trailer at the Xbox Games Showcase 2024. It was cinematic, but promised an ambitious sequel.

In the four years since it was announced, State of Decay 3 has received next to no updates from Microsoft or developer Undead Labs, making it one of several first-party Xbox games to fall in that group, but as leaks had recently claimed, we finally got another look at the game at the recent Xbox Games Showcase.

Publisher Xbox Game Studios and developer Undead Labs released a new trailer for State of Decay 3 during the Xbox Games Showcase 2024.

During a strong Xbox Showcase today, Microsoft unveiled a new Doom and a new Gears of War, showed a debut trailer for Perfect Dark, announced the release date for this year's Call of Duty, and more.

State of Decay 3 will receive a brand-new trailer during the highly-anticipated Xbox Showcase later today, it's been revealed.

Undead Labs’ State of Decay 3, which has received relatively no updates since 2020, will get a new trailer during the Xbox Games Showcase on June 9th. As discovered by Gematsu, a press kit confirming the same went live on Undead Labs’ official website under the Jobs category. The page has since been removed.

State of Decay 3 will be one of the games shown off at tomorrow's Xbox Showcase, according to a fresh leak today.

The weeks are counting down to some of the most anticipated showcases in gaming, including (but not limited to) the Xbox Games Showcase on June 9th. Microsoft hasn’t indicated what to expect, but rumors have circulated for some time now on announcements for Gears 6 and even potentially Perfect Dark.

It's been a rough week for Xbox following multiple studio closures decided by Microsoft and the severe blowback from fans and fellow developers alike, not to mention reports of Perfect Dark having a rough time, but a new rumor suggests State of Decay 3, at least, might be coming along well.

Possibility Space has become the second studio owned by Prytania Media to close in recent weeks following Crop Circle Games' closure in March. Both studios were founded by Jeff Strain, the co-founder of Guild Wars creators ArenaNet and the founder of State Of Decay developers Undead Labs.

Possibility Space, the studio founded by State of Decay producer Jeff Strain, has reportedly shut down — with Strain blaming the closure on confidential leaks by employees.

Upcoming Xbox console exclusive game State of Decay 3 could be getting its first major update in four years. State of Decay 3 was first announced in 2020, and was in fact one of the first-ever games revealed for the Xbox Series X/S family of consoles. The CG trailer helped set the tone for what State of Decay 3 may be aiming for thematically, but otherwise didn't reveal anything all that substantial about the game.

Jez Corden has shared a tease for another Xbox game to appear in this June’s Xbox Games Showcase.

It’s been over three years since the announcement of State of Decay 3, with neither developer Undead Labs nor Microsoft having provided many significant updates on it in the time since then. Even as the wait for the survival title stretches on though, as it turns out, Undead Labs might have another game in development, one that haven’t been officially announced.

A few weeks ago, former ArenaNet and then Undead Labs co-founder Jeff Strain and Annie Delisi Strain announced Fang and Claw, a new triple-A addition to Prytana Media's portfolio of game development studios.

Prytania Media, the privately held triple-A studio cohort established by Undead Labs co-founders Jeff Strain and Annie Delisi Strain in 2021, has made some notable additions to its family.