The aptly named FPS Games Show is a brand new pre-recorded showcase dedicated entirely to first-person shooters, and it's coming next month. Taking place on Thursday, Sept. 3 at 2 p.m. EDT, it will be streamed exclusively on Twitch. Check out the announcement trailer below.

Presented by Bulkhead, the studio behind the upcoming Steam Early Access game Wardogs, the FPS Games Show promises "news, gameplay, updates, and reveals," according to a news release. Every game featured is also freely participating in the event, which means there are "no paid placements and no marketing spend required to appear in the show." Here's the full list of all 16 games that will be featured:

  •                                 *Rainbow Six Siege*

  •                                 *Escape from Tarkov*

  •                                 *Ready or Not*

  •                                 *Stalzone*

  •                                 *SCUM*

  •                                 *Gray Zone Warfare*

  •                                 *Wardogs*

  •                                 *Hell Let Loose: Vietnam*

  •                                 *Beautiful Light*

  •                                 *Bellum*

  •                                 *Incursion Red River*

  •                                 *Road to Vostok*

  •                                 *Sand: Raiders of Sophie*

  •                                 *Bodycam*

  •                                 *'83*

  •                                 *Terminal War*

“FPS games have been a cornerstone of the industry for more than three decades, building one of the biggest and most dedicated player communities in gaming," explained Joe Brammer, CEO of Bulkhead. "Yet that audience is underserved when it comes to a dedicated place for news, updates and new game reveals. The FPS Games Show aims to change that by bringing studios together to showcase their work, support one another and celebrate our collective love of the genre. It’s about giving FPS games, and the players who are passionate about them, a show of their own.”

Howard Philpott, the UI/UX director at Bulkhead, gave a little more insight into the show in a separate video by explaining that standard gaming showcases may only have one or two games that appeal to FPS players. TBrammer and Philpott claim in the video that the cost of featuring in one of those shows is $300,000 for a 60-second trailer, which led them to decide to make their own show.

The showcase is being supported by Steam too, with the platform hosting a "dedicated third-party platform event featuring selected titles, including discounts, free demos, and free weekends." You can read more about The FPS Games Show on the official site.