Gamescom 2018 opens in Cologne

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Paul-Christian Britz

August 21, 2018

The world's largest event for computer and video games is underway in Cologne. DW's Paul-Christian Britz takes a deep breath and dives into the latest gaming trends at Gamescom.

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