British esports host Frankie Ward will once again be part of the hosting team for next month’s PC Gaming Show.
The charismatic esports host and interviewer will join presenter and actor Mica Burton and host and game developer Sean ‘Day[9]’ Plott to present the event.
Ward said: “This year I’m back to host both the pre-show and our custom PC build during the main event.
“Will everything go to plan or will we end up with thermal paste all over the place and a bricked motherboard. Tune in to find out.”
She also took to X to say that it was “so good to be back”.
What to expect at the PC Gaming Show?
The PC Gaming Show, co-hosted by Ward, will be livestreamed next month.
While there were expected to be over 50 gaming titles at the show, that number has now grown to over 70.
Featured publishers at the show include Ubisoft, Krafton, Failbetter Games, Astra Logical, and Devolver Digital, among many others.
Past shows have delivered reveals for titles such as Killing Floor 3, Citizen Sleeper 2 and Streets of Rogue 2.
There will also be a PC build during the show, which will be presented by British esports host Ward. The state-of-the-art PC will then be given away to a lucky winner.
Last year’s show was the 10th anniversary of the event and featured the same hosting team of Ward, Burton, and Plott.
Frankie Ward’s work in the esports scene
PC Gaming Show host Frankie Ward is a well-known personality in the British esports scene.
Her first brush with esports was when she produced coverage of the 2015 League of Legends World Quarterfinals at Wembley for the BBC.
After transitioning to Twitch in 2016, she became a full-time esports host back in 2018.
She has been part of the PC Gaming Show since 2018 and reported on tournaments for games including Counter-Strike and League of Legends.
In 2023, she was the English broadcast host and interviewer for the League of Legends MSI, where she was interviewed by Esports News.
Ward won Presenter of the Year at the inaugural 2018 UK Esports Awards.
When is the PC Gaming Show?
The PC Gaming Show gets underway at 8pm BST on Sunday, June 8th, 2025.
It will be available on a host of livestreaming platforms including PC Gamer’s Twitch, YouTube, X and Facebook accounts, as well as PC Gamer, GamesRadar+, GOG.com, Steam and Bilibili as part of Summer Game Fest.
