The gaming industry is set to offer an array of highly-anticipated releases this year. From postponed titles to long-awaited sequels, 2023 games list is packed with great games that players are looking forward to. Here are the new and upcoming releases confirmed for this year:
RPG fans will have a lot to look forward to, as several major series with long-in-the-works sequels are targeting 2023 release dates. The highly-anticipated Starfield, Baldur's Gate 3, Final Fantasy 16, and Diablo 4 are just a few of the games scheduled for release this year.
It's worth noting that the gaming industry has been impacted by development delays over the last few years, and it's likely that some of these titles will face delays. However, we're optimistic that we'll be able to play most of these titles by the end of the year.
The 2023 games list is packed with exciting titles that gamers are looking forward to. With releases ranging from first-person shooters to RPGs, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Whether you're a fan of Harry Potter or enjoy interstellar travel, the gaming industry is set to offer some fantastic titles in the upcoming months.
- Hogwarts Legacy | February 10 Fans of Harry Potter have something to look forward to this February. Hogwarts Legacy is the first big action adventure game set in the wizarding world, taking players back to the 1800s to attend Hogwarts, get sorted into houses, and battle dark wizards. With its highly immersive gameplay, this RPG will undoubtedly keep players glued to their screens for hours.
- Atomic Heart | February 20 After several delays, the retro-future Soviet FPS, Atomic Heart, is finally being unveiled. Though it's still a bit early to say for sure, the hands-on preview of the game has tempered our excitement a bit. However, its visually stunning graphics make it an attractive title that fans of the FPS genre would be happy to try out.
- Like a Dragon: Ishin | February 21 The Yakuza series spinoff is finally getting remade and localized. Set in Japan's Meiji era, this intense historical drama promises to deliver a great storyline, with an array of entertaining side activities, including dancing, farming, gambling, fishing, and singing karaoke.
- Company of Heroes 3 | February 23 Real-time strategy fans have something to look forward to with Relic's hallmark WWII series, Company of Heroes 3. Players will be able to fine-tune their forces with specialist units, using army customization to their advantage. The Dynamic Campaign Map ensures that you will never fight the same war twice in the Mediterranean theater.
- Kerbal Space Program 2 | February 24 (Early Access) Kerbal Space Program 2 is set to take players on an interstellar journey. With the ultimate goal of establishing space colonies and achieving interstellar travel, players can master new technologies and establish orbital installations. This game is sure to keep space exploration fans entertained.
- Destiny 2: Lightfall | February 28 The latest expansion of Destiny 2, Lightfall, is taking the game in a new direction with a cyberpunk theme. Players will get to explore a futuristic city on Neptune's moons while mastering new Darkness abilities with Strand powers.
RPG fans will have a lot to look forward to, as several major series with long-in-the-works sequels are targeting 2023 release dates. The highly-anticipated Starfield, Baldur's Gate 3, Final Fantasy 16, and Diablo 4 are just a few of the games scheduled for release this year.
It's worth noting that the gaming industry has been impacted by development delays over the last few years, and it's likely that some of these titles will face delays. However, we're optimistic that we'll be able to play most of these titles by the end of the year.
The 2023 games list is packed with exciting titles that gamers are looking forward to. With releases ranging from first-person shooters to RPGs, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Whether you're a fan of Harry Potter or enjoy interstellar travel, the gaming industry is set to offer some fantastic titles in the upcoming months.
