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Table of Contents[Hide][Show] 2022 was a great year for gaming, with major titles like Elden Ring and Horizon Forbidden West coming to the PlayStation 5. But don’t worry: 2023 seems just as promising! Here are best new upcoming PlayStation 5 games you cannot miss. Disclaimer: The Chant and The Day Before was removed from this list. #58 The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Described as “a game based on true events,” The Texas Chainsaw Massacre is a new game built upon the foundations of one of cinema’s most notorious stories. The game is based upon the classic movie from 1974 and allows players to take on the role of one of the heinous Slaughter family themselves, or of one of their victims. The game is a third-person horror adventure with an asymmetrical style of gameplay that will test players’ skills of both survival and determination. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre looks pretty terrifying but also highly exciting for fans of the beloved horror franchise. If escaping the demented grasp of Leatherface is your thing, or if you fancy a go on the iconic chainsaw yourself, then this game should push all your buttons when it comes out next year. #57 Demeo
Demeo has already come out for many of you, but for those on the PS5 and the upcoming PS VR 2, you’ll have to wait until 2023 to get it. But when you do get it, you’ll be in for a real treat. For in this game, you’ll be able to go on a digital tabletop RPG adventure! One where you’ll have to choose your character class and then use them throughout the adventures that you go on. You’ll get to play with friends to form a party in order to take on the dangers of the realm and whatever monsters await you at your journey’s end. The game’s content is constantly growing and evolving, and so by the time it makes its way onto PS5 and PS VR 2 next year? You’ll arguably have the best version of the title. #56 Star Wars: Tales from Galaxy Edge Enhanced Edition
A more surprising reveal was that of Star Wars: Tales from Galaxy Edge, a VR title that is set in the galaxy far, far away that is Star Wars. You won’t be a “noble warrior” though when you start the game, you’ll be a droid technician. You’ll be attacked by pirates soon enough and have to take the fight to them and others while you work with fan-favorite characters C-3PO and R2-D2! You’ll take on missions, make alliances, fight deadly enemies, and more, all so you can call yourself a hero by the time the game is done. Plus, there’s even extra content planned via “Last Call”, giving you even more to do. #55 Aliens Dark Descent
Revealed at Summer Game Fest 2022, Aliens: Dark Descent is the latest project starring the most popular alien in gaming. Unlike Alien: Isolation, you won’t have to hide from a bloodthirsty alien by checking your radar compulsively. Aliens: Dark Descent features aliens, plural. According to the reveal trailer, players control a squad of Marines fighting off waves of aliens. The exact gameplay of Aliens: Dark Descent is still a mystery, but it does look like a fast-paced coop FPS whose goal is to empty your clips on creepy monsters. #54 The Valiant
Set in 13th century Europe and the Middle East, The Valiant takes players on an adventure that encompasses themes of medieval brotherhood and redemption. As a real-time strategy game that focuses on commanding squads, players will get to experience intense action as an ex-knight of the crusades who finds himself being drawn back to the horrors of war he swore to leave behind. The game encourages players to build and develop their squads in order to locate a missing set of precious relics throughout the main single-player campaign. The Valiant also has a cooperative “last man standing” mode for three players to take part in, facing off against hordes of enemies with increasing waves of difficulty. This will be a great game for those looking forward to an epic medieval-era adventure, especially if RTS games are their thing. #53 Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty
Cyberpunk 2077 hasn’t had the best of runs since its launch back in December of 2020. In fact, it’s almost two years since its arrival and yet the game is still not 100% fixed. However, CD Projekt Red isn’t going to give up on the content that it wants to make for the title. As proven by the reveal of the Phantom Liberty DLC. The teaser for it shows V signing on with the “New United States of America”, and going on a mission for them as a result. But Johnny Silverhand thinks that this is a “bad idea”. You’ll have to see which side is right when the DLC comes out in 2023. #52 Like a Dragon Ishin
The Yakuza series has come in many forms over the years, and the fanbase has long loved it for that. But, there was a title that has loomed in the background that was “lost” to time, and they’ve been begging for it to come back. Now, it’s finally happening. Like a Dragon Ishin will take the legendary Yakuza characters and put them out of their element by going to the 1860s in a fictional version of Kyoto, Japan. Here, you’ll embody a familiar face, but with a different story. One of a man who is determined to take Japan out of its Shogunate state and lead it to a new era! Will you be “like a dragon” and ensure it happens? #51 Octopath Traveler 2
The original Octopath Traveler title helped set the stage for all the 2.5 HD titles that have come since. So it’s only fitting that the game that started it all would get a true sequel. Octopath Traveler 2 will take place in a new world, and will feature 8 new characters with 8 very different stories to tell. From a dancer wanting to bring joy to the world, to a scholar seeking vengeance on the man who ruined his life, to a cleric trying to find her lost memories, all will be told here. What’s more, the game is promising not only even more refined graphics, but more interaction between the 8 heroes than we got in the first game. Add that to a familiar yet fun battle system and Octopath Traveler 2 must be on your wishlist when it arrives next February. #50 Atomic Heart
Atomic Heart is an upcoming FPS set in an alternative 1955 timeline. Here the Soviet Union is thriving with technological advances. Players are stepping into the role of a mentally-unstable KGB agent called P-3. Here, the government tasks P-3 to figure out what’s going on with a facility that recently went quiet. Upon arrival, you’ll deal with machines that have gone rogue. You’ll need to gather whatever scraps you’ll find along the way to tweak your weapons further to fight against these enemies, all while scavenging for clues of what happened before your arrival. #49 Dead Island 2
Yep, it’s true! Dead Island is alive once again! The game was revealed once more at Gamescom and it honestly has a release date of February 2023. So that means we technically don’t have too long to wait until you can play it! As for the gameplay itself, that wasn’t shown in the return trailer. But, there were a lot of zombies shown, as well as the new setting of the game with a very chill protagonist. Given how the first game was, you can likely expect a lot of violence and a lot of weapons that you can use to try and get the zombies to go away. #48 Atlas Fallen
The world of Atlas Fallen is one where the gods have corrupted everything, and as a result, it’s up to humanity to rise back up and challenge the paradigm, and give humanity the ability to do everything themselves again. You’ll be given great abilities in Atlas Fallen. As you’ll have to use both the powers of the sand of your world, as well as the essence of the enemies you defeat in order to grow stronger. The combat is said to be truly powerful in the grandest of ways. So test it out to see how it works! Whether you take on the task of redeeming the world yourself, or ask a friend to lend a hand to defeat monsters, your grand journey awaits you! #47 Lords of the Fallen 2
An action RPG and sequel to the original Lords of the Fallen game, Lords of the Fallen 2 takes place in an epic medieval world of fantasy, where a fallen god rules with a rod of iron. The game will make use of dark fantasy in both its aesthetics and in its storytelling, which aims to build on the previous game’s popularity. Lords of the Fallen 2 will also make use of a revised and more challenging system of combat, which may see the game stick to the previous title’s soulslike format, although as yet this is unconfirmed. With the popularity of games like Elden Ring seeing a big payoff after choosing to adopt this style of gameplay, it could be that fans of challenging difficulty levels will get a real kick out of Lords of the Fallen 2 when it launches. #46 System Shock Remake
A fully rebuilt reimagining of the classic System Shock game from 1994, the System Shock remake has been highly anticipated by the gaming community for the past few years. Players will find themselves trapped in space aboard the Citadel Station, which finds itself beset by a rogue AI known as SHODAN. The AI’s influence stretches across the space station, corrupting and mutating systems and former crew members into cyborgs, which players will have to fend off it they’re to have any hope of survival. Throw into the fray a whole host of robots and other mutated beings and the adventure’s challenge level kicks up a gear almost instantly. There are high expectations for the System Shock remake, which looks as though it could be a huge hit with lovers of the sci-fi genre when it launches in 2023. #45 Path of Exile 2
Path of Exile 2 will be an online-only adventure that will be available as an update that’ll be playable in tandem with the original Path of Exile campaign. The game will consist of a seven-act storyline that effectively works as a second act to the original game. As an action RPG, Path of Exile 2 will introduce a variety of new content into the game, such as brand new weapons, a reworked and newly-designed skill gem system and a number of new ascendancy classes that players can choose from. Path of Exile 2 looks set to revamp the original game and breathe fresh life into a well-loved action RPG with a visual overhaul as well as exciting new gameplay systems and elements. #44 Hyenas
Hyenas is a brand new multiplayer sci-fi FPS coming out in 2023. In this game, Earth is ruined and the rich are now living on Mars. The rest of the population fights for scraps on a giant orbiting slum. The billionaires are looking for pop-culture artifacts salvaged from the ruins of Earth, which are now priceless. A bunch of talented robbers called Hyenas team up to steal those goods before Mars’ elite can get their hands on them. Players control one of these robbers to fight in zero-G situations and steal some precious merch. Each Hyena has their own abilities and fighting style. #43 ARC Raiders
ARC Raiders is an upcoming free-to-play co-op shooter, where the action takes place in third-person mode as opposed to many of the popular FPS-style shooter games. Set in a ravaged world under threat from an otherworldly, mechanised onslaught from space known as ARC, the game pits players against the destructive powers of the robotic invaders. Co-op gameplay is a must in this title, although there’s also plenty of opportunity for exploration, scavenging and gear customisation as you fend off the sky-based threat that continually falls upon you and your squad. ARC Raiders looks like a great game for those who enjoy online multiplayer action in a futuristic setting. #42 Exoprimal
Exoprimal is a PvPvE FPS mixing futuristic exosuits and dinosaurs. An artificial intelligence called Leviathan is threatening the world. Your goal is to find a way to destroy it by slashing countless dinosaurs on your way, from T-Rex to Triceratops and Raptors. The main game mode of Exoprimal pits two teams of five players as they need to slay dinos and complete various objectives. Players can select an exosuit for these missions, each having its own perks, whether to tank, heal, or blow everything up. If dinosaurs are the obvious main enemies to defeat in Exoprimal, beware of other players as well as the game features PvP battles. #41 Destiny 2 Lightfall
If you’ve been waiting for the next big piece of DLC in Destiny 2, well, the wait will be over next year, as Destiny 2 Lightfall will be arriving next February, and it’s promising quite a bit. Not the least of which is a Cyberpunk-style city that is set on Neptune of all places. What’s more, Calus is back as a villain, and that means that it’s truly time to start off the final part of the “light versus dark” saga that Destiny has been building up for quite some time now. There are other aspects here too that’ll get players excited, including new subclasses, the new city to explore, and more. But just how good it’ll be will depend on how it is when it launches in 2023. #40 I, the Inquisitor
I, the Inquisitor is an exciting-looking adventure game set in a truly dark and interesting fantasy world. The story centres on an alternative version of history, in which Jesus didn’t actually die during his crucifixion. Instead, he reacted with fury after returning to life as a wrathful god, determined to enact revenge on his persecutors. From there, centuries’ worth of his inquisitors continued to violently enforce faith upon non-believers, thus creating a dark and tyrannical world of biblical rule. In I, the Inquisitor, players will take on the role of one of these inquisitors during the 1500s, in an adventure that’s sure to be packed with ethical dilemmas and challenging moral decisions. This looks like a game with plenty of exploration, combat and excellent choice-and-consequence-based storytelling. #39 Pragmata
Pragmata is Capcom’s take on sci-fi, Kojima-esque action-adventure games. It is set in a dystopian near-future and the reveal trailer left us with more questions than answers. The trailer shows someone in what looks like a spacesuit, walking down the streets of an empty New York City. Then a little girl appears, then a holographic cat, and then… Reality seems to shatter, a satellite falls down from the sky, and the trio ends up on the Moon. Pragmata seems like quite a unique experience, but we will have to wait a little longer to find out what it is truly about. #38 Stray Blade
Stray Blade is an action RPG with intense combat and lots of exploration. You play as an adventurer that found Acrea the Lost Valley, a mysterious place that legends say holds many powers. But unfortunately, just as you found this miraculous land, you die. Time passes and you are brought back to life. It is now up to you to discover the mysteries of the Valley of Acrea with your new faithful companion, a Xhinnon wolf called Boji. On top of exploring the valley and unveiling its mysteries, you will have to fight various enemies, invest points in your talent tree, and restore peace to this war-torn place. #37 Gothic 1 Remake
In 2001, German studio Piranha Bytes released Gothic, an action RPG set in a medieval fantasy world filled with magic, orcs, and secrets. Reviews ranked this game as one of the best RPGs of 2001, but over 20 years later, other big games like Skyrim or The Witcher 3 consigned Gothic to oblivion. In late 2019, THQ Nordic teased a remake of Gothic. This remake is now a reality, as the publisher recently revealed that Gothic is making a comeback in 2023. This game will be a faithful remake of the 2001’s Gothic, following the same story but with a modernized combat system. #36 Abandoned
Abandoned is quite of a mystery. This upcoming survival horror game was announced back in April 2021, with a trailer that led many fans to believe Hideo Kojima was involved with this game. Blue Box Game Studios denied these allegations but the hype was already here. The game follows the story of Jason Longfield, a man who wakes up in the forest after being kidnapped. He doesn’t know what happened to him, why he was kidnapped, or what he is doing in that forest. He finds out he was brought here for a “dark purpose,” and needs to fight for his survival. #35 The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners – Chapter 2 Retribution
The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners, the VR survival horror FPS filled with zombies, gets a new chapter in 2023. It continues the story introduced in the original 2020 chapter, where the undead flooded the ruins of New Orleans. In The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners – Chapter 2 Retribution, you are hunted by the Axeman, a foe who wants to chop you to bits. On top of that bad guy, The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners – Chapter 2 Retribution features plenty of zombies to slay, an even bigger New Orleans to explore by day and night, and a new faction of survivors to meet. #34 Tekken 8
The Tekken franchise is one of the longest-running, and most endearing, fighting game franchises out there, and for good reason. The series is known for its brutal fighting system, fun characters, and a fierceness about it that puts it above other franchises. Tekken 7 is widely hailed as the best in the line because of not only its story, but the overall focus on gameplay and customization to make sure everyone enjoyed it. Now, Tekken 8 must try to top it, and the reveal trailer showed that things are picking up right where they left off. Jin and Kazuya are at it once more, and the game looks beautiful. #33 Eiyuden Chronicles: Hundred Heroes
Eiyuden Chronicles: Hundred Heroes is the latest entry in the Eiyuden Chronicles series. This new JRPG is a collaboration between Yoshitaka Murayama (Suikoden I & II) and Junko Kawano (Suikoden I & IV). It takes place in Allraan, a continent housing several nations and cultures. One of these nations edged out the others and discovered a powerful technology that amplifies magic. As for most JRPGs, the story is key to Eiyuden Chronicles: Hundred Heroes. The game also offers a vast world to explore, from bustling towns to creepy caves. Eiyuden Chronicles: Hundred Heroes features turn-based combat for teams of six, with various AI commands to customize the fighting style of each hero. #32 Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown
11 years after its last installment, the Test Drive racing game series is back with a new game in 2023. Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown will feature an open-world 1:1 version of Hong Kong for you to discover during both day and night. Of course, a racing game needs fancy cars. Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown confirmed you would be able to drive popular cars from Ferrari, Lamborghini, Porsche, and Bugatti. But if driving is at the core of Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown, the game also puts the emphasis on social status. The game promises a “lifestyle experience unlike any other,” but we don’t have more information as to what it means in terms of gameplay so far. #31 RoboCop: Rogue City
The part man, part machine, all cop is back to sweep the crime-ridden streets of Old Detroit. RoboCop: Rogue City is an FPS letting you empty your clip on bad guys as the iconic RoboCop. There is plenty to do for a cyborg police officer in this city of Old Detroit. RoboCop, aka you, will have to deal with bank robberies, hostage situations, and the gangs and punks trying to take control of the streets. Developer Teyon promises an interesting story where RoboCop has to uncover the truth in a world riddled with corruption and greed. #30 Black Myth: Wu Kong
Black Myth: Wu Kong is an upcoming action RPG inspired by a 16th-century Chinese novel called Journey to the West. The game follows the story of one of the main characters from the novel, a legendary mythical figure called the Monkey King. This monkey bears supernatural powers, rebelled against Heaven, and was trapped under a mountain by Buddha. Five hundred years later, he helps the hero from the novel travel West, from China to India. The main character from Black Myth: Wu Kong bears an uncanny resemblance to the Monkey King, but with even more powers. This supernatural monkey, referred to in the game as “the Destined One,” is a powerful fighter that can turn into flying insects or a giant monster. The gameplay trailer of Black Myth: Wu Kong shows the various opponents he will have to face, from headless monks to a giant white dragon. #29 Ghostbusters: Spirits Unleashed
There’s something strange in the neighborhood, but luckily Ghostbusters: Spirits Unleashed is coming to PlayStation 5 in 2023. This 4v1 multiplayer game lets you either chase the ghosts or become one of them. As a ghost, you can’t kill the Ghostbusters. However, you can slime them, spook some NPCs, and wreak havoc wherever you go. The Ghostbusters will try to end your spooking spree by using their ghost sensors. If you’re still wondering who you’re gonna call, you better call your friends. Ghostbusters: Spirits Unleashed is better played as a cooperative game with other humans rather than AI bots. #28 Alone in the Dark
The first 3D survival horror game was Alone in the Dark, released in 1992. If there were other horror games that came before it, Alone in the Dark is the first one to introduce a character walking in a haunted house – and most importantly, in 3D. It inspired many games after it, the most popular being Resident Evil in 1996. This icon of survival horror games is back in 2023 with a remake. Players will be able to (re)discover the adventures of either Edward Carnby or Emily Hartwood as their try to uncover the mysteries of the Derceto mansion. #27 Assassin’s Creed Mirage
Are you ready to go back to where it all began once again? Assassin’s Creed Mirage is going to be one of the titles in the franchise, but there will be a few key difference this time around. In Assassin’s Creed Mirage, you’ll play as Basim 20 years before the events of Valhalla, and this time you’ll see him in the ancient version of Baghdad. But the “return to the beginning” will be a reference to the gameplay. It’ll be about the original three building blocks of the series. The stealth, the assassinations, and parkouring all over the city. Baghdad will be big enough to have a lot of fun in, so you’ll want to check this out when it arrives. #26 Resident Evil 4
18 years after its original release, Resident Evil 4 is back in 2023 with a new remake. Just like in the original game, this remake follows the story of US agent Leon S. Kennedy on a mission to rescue the daughter of the President of the United States. Ashley Graham, the damsel in distress, has been abducted by a Spanish cult worshipping an ancient parasite. Of course, as this is a Resident Evil game, Leon S. Kennedy will need to fight various creepy enemies on his way to save the First Daughter. If the original game was already quite spooky, the remake is even scarier. The character design is terrifying, the atmosphere is tenser than it used to be, and the environment is darker than ever. #25 Tom Clancy’s The Division: Heartland
There’s been a lot of mystery around The Division Heartland, as we know it’ll take place within The Division universe, but what is the game truly about? Well, we now know that it’ll take place in Silver Creek, a place that has come under attack from hostile forces. Now, you’ll have to go and make a stand with your fellow members of The Division in order to take back this place and show the “heartland of America” will not be taken over so easily. No doubt there will be all sorts of missions for you to do in the game, so be ready as they’re going to be doing some closed tests that you might just get to be a part of! #24 Alan Wake 2
In 2010, Remedy Entertainment released Alan Wake. This action-adventure game follows thriller novelist Alan Wake as he tries to uncover the mysteries behind his wife’s disappearance. 13 years later, this game finally gets a sequel in 2023 with Alan Wake 2. Unlike its predecessor, Alan Wake 2 will be a survival horror game instead of an action game with horror elements. Players who don’t know the original game will be able to play this one, as Remedy Entertainment stated that there is no need to play Alan Wake to understand its sequel. #23 Final Fantasy VII Rebirth
In 2020, Square Enix unveiled Final Fantasy VII Remake. As its name suggests, this game is a remake of the popular 1997 PlayStation game Final Fantasy VII. However, Final Fantasy VII Remake doesn’t cover the entire story of the original game. It is the first in a planned trilogy of games, and Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is the second one. Final Fantasy VII Rebirth picks up the adventures of Cloud and his friends where Final Fantasy VII Remake ended. The heroes are leaving Midgar, with Cloud and Sephiroth taking a walk into a wider world in Final Fantasy VII Rebirth’s reveal trailer. #22 Layers of Fears
The Layers of Fears coming out in 2023 is the third title in the Layers of Fear series. It is a direct sequel to Layers of Fear 2, a psychological horror game where an actor follows the instructions of an unseen director aboard a ship. Layers of Fears seems even scarier than the other two titles in the series. Its reveal trailer shows a creepy manor filled with chains, burning paintings, and a lot of unexplained mysteries. Story is important in Layers of Fear games, so this new title should remain in the same vein as the previous ones and twist your mind to chill you to the core. #21 Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic Remake
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, also known as KOTOR, is one of the most popular Star Wars game series. The original MMORPG came out in 2003, with a sequel releasing a year later, the third opus in 2008, and various expansions coming afterward. A remake of the original game will be making its way sson to PlayStation 5 and Microsoft Windows. Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic Remake will go over the main events of the original 2003’s game, but with nowadays technology. Besides the updated graphics and controls, the game will be similar to the original one, minus some characters whose actors had to retire in the meantime. #20 Kerbal Space Program 2
Just because you can’t play Starfield on PlayStation 5 doesn’t mean they aren’t some great space game coming to Sony’s consoles. Kerbal Space Program 2 is the sequel to the 2015 space flight simulation and promises to do even better than its predecessor. Kerbal Space Program 2 takes everything that made the original game popular but adds new mechanics and tools to push the experience even further. This new title introduces new propulsion methods, habitation modules to build houses on the surface of a planet, orbital and planetary colonies, as well as interstellar travel. It also introduces a multiplayer mode to conquer the stars with friends. #19 Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty
From the developers of Nioh comes Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty, an adventure packed with action and dramatic storytelling that takes place in late-era Han Dynasty China. Based upon the 14th-century historical novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty will see players stepping into the shoes of a heroic militia soldier who must overcome great odds during their mysterious missions across the Kingdom. In a land that’s overcome with destruction, chaos and deadly enemies, players will experience an epic narrative and action-based gameplay during their adventures through the game’s world. This is an intriguing-looking new game that’s teeming with supernatural elements as well as lots of Chinese mythology and folklore. Definitely one to keep an eye out for as it’s set to be released in the early part of next year. #18 Skull & Bones
Skull & Bones was unveiled to be a pirate tactical action game. Players will take the role of commanding your ship, searching for loot, battle, and avoiding the law. The game was mainly showcased with players going around the oceans on a ship, so there didn’t look much in terms of freely roaming around on land. Initially, the previous development update had this game coming out towards the end of 2022. Unfortunately, Ubisoft required more time to work on the project which pushed the game back to March of 2023. #17 Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell Remake
As a remake of the iconic stealth shooter from 2002, the Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell remake has a lot to live up to. With that in mind, it’s good to know that Ubisoft Toronto is essentially building the game from the ground up in a fully-fledged remake, using the same state-of-the-art technology it’s using to develop Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora. Fans of the original game will be excited to see the game retain its roots in stealth mechanics, as well as keep the same linear structure of the original Splinter Cell. This won’t be a massive Ubisoft-style open-world adventure, but will instead focus on the core tenets of gameplay that made the original Splinter Cell so popular. The game will also bring protagonist Sam Fisher back into action, which will certainly delight those who enjoyed his combat and espionage skills back in the early 2000s. #16 The Last of Us Factions
The Last of Us Factions is the multiplayer spin-off of Naughty Dog’s popular action-adventure game series. If Factions was initially meant to be the multiplayer mode for The Last of Us 2, this is now a standalone title set in the game’s universe. We don’t know much about The Last of Us Factions yet. Naughty Dog shared some concept art of the game during Summer Game Fest and declared the game has been under development for two years already. The game has its own story and is as big as the single-player games from the series. If The Last of Us Factions is anything like the multiplayer mode from the original game, players will have to choose a faction and help survivors while fighting against other players. #15 Dragon Age Dreadwolf
Dragon Age: Dreadwolf is the fourth installment in the Dragon Age series, and a direct sequel to 2014’s Dragon Age: Inquisition. After several development hiccups, Dragon Age: Dreadwolf is finally making its way to our consoles with a release date in 2023. The story will follow the events of Dragon Age: Inquisition and its third and final DLC, Trespasser. We don’t know much about Dragon Age: Dreadwolf yet, besides that it takes place in Tevinter Imperium and stars a “kind of person [enemies] will never see coming,” according to the 2020 Game Awards trailer. This hero will not be a figure of prophecy with a “magic hand,” but their exact identity remains a mystery. #14 Star Wars Jedi: Survivor
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor picks up the story of Cal Kestis five years after the events of Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. The Empire and the unfamous Inquisitors chased him down throughout the galaxy. Cal destroyed a token leading to Force-sensitive children, and that was the end of his story so far. That is, until Star Wars Jedi: Survivor. Besides knowing that Star Wars Jedi: Survivor takes place five years after the previous adventures of Cal, we don’t have much information about the game. It will probably keep the same mechanics as its predecessor, mixing immersive lightsaber battles with some puzzles to serve a story that will become canon in the Star Wars universe. #13 Dead Space
In 2008, players discovered a now-iconic horror space game series: Dead Space. 15 years and six games later, Motive Studios is bringing Dead Space back with a remake of the original game. The Dead Space remake keeps the same plot as the original game. The story takes place in the 26th century and follows the adventures of engineer Isaac Clarke. He is assigned to a repair vessel that goes to a planetary mining ship to investigate a distress call. The ship is under attack by mutated human corpses, and Isaac needs to survive and save the crewmates. #12 Diablo IV
After the controversial release of Diablo Immortal and its pay-to-win model, the popular ARPG from Blizzard is back with a new opus. Diablo IV continues the story of its predecessor, Diablo III. Cultists summoned a new threat, Lilith, and your goal is to slay countless demons and defeat Lilith. Diablo IV features on the same mechanics as the previous entries in the Diablo series. The game includes five different classes, relying either on physical strength or magic. The action of Diablo IV spans five different regions filled with monsters, dungeons, and random events. #11 Final Fantasy XVI
Four years after taking us on a road trip in Final Fantasy XV, the popular JRPG series is back in 2023 with a brand new title. Final Fantasy XVI is darker than its predecessor, filled with monsters and evil humans who want to shatter the peace of the fantasy world of Valisthea. The staples of all Final Fantasy games are here: nations on the verge of conflict, powerful summons like Ifrit and Titan, several monsters to slay, some magic, and of course a charismatic hero ready to save the world. #10 Marvel’s Spider-Man 2
Spidey is back to swing around Manhattan in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, set to release in 2023 on PlayStation 5. This sequel continues the story of Peter Parker and Miles Morales, as the two friendly neighborhood Spider-Men have to stop supervillains from wreaking havoc in New York City. Among the bad guys threatening NYC is Venom, the alien symbiote that had his own movie back in 2018. Venom won’t be the only villain starring in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, as Insomniac Games confirmed Peter and Miles will need to face several enemies.
Minecraft Legends is an action strategy game inspired by one of the most popular sandbox games ever, Minecraft. It keeps the iconic block structure of the original game but adds a more strategic aspect to the game as you need to lead your own army into combat. The Nether’s corruption is growing and your goal is to set up defenses to stop it. Joining you to protect the Overworld are all the usual enemies you meet in Minecraft: creepers, zombies, skeletons, all united under a single banner: yours. Even if the game is published by Xbox Game Studios, Minecraft Legends will also come out on PlayStation 5. #8 Hogwarts Legacy
Good news for those who waited for their Hogwarts letter without ever receiving it: you will finally be able to join the wizarding school in 2023. At least, in a video game. Hogwarts Legacy is an open-world action RPG that turns you into an apprentice wizard. The game is set in the late 1800s, and you play as a student at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. If this game is a brand new story and is not connected to Harry Potter and You-Know-Who, it keeps the iconic locations and experiences of the Wizarding World. You can choose your house, cast spells, brew potions, fly on a broom, and wander around the Forbidden Forest and Hogsmeade Village. #7 Forspoken
What if one day, as you are living your life peacefully, you got teleported to a foreign, fantasy world? That’s what happened to Frey Holland, the main character of Forspoken. This New Yorker is transported to the fantasy world of Athia, a beautiful place ridden with monstrous creatures. To help her find her way home without ending up as a snack for these monsters, Frey can count on her newfound magical abilities. She will have to repel countless enemies, craft new items, and upgrade her skill points to become more powerful. #6 Silent Hill 2 Remake
Silent Hill fans eagerly await Konami’s team to bring the franchise back to life. It’s been years since we received a game, but in October of 2022, Konami finally unveiled their plans for the IP. One of the projects in the works is a remake of Silent Hill 2, one of the more highly praised installments of the entire franchise. The Bloober Team, the folks behind The Medium, Layers of Fear, and Blair Witch, are working on this remake. The development team also noted that they are trying to keep the original story intact but providing new means to immerse players into this horrifying game world further. One of the ways they are doing that is with an over-the-shoulder camera. Veteran players and newcomers will get a chance to step into the role of James Sunderland, who ventures into the town of Silent Hill with hopes that his believed deceased wife is still alive. #5 Marvel’s Wolverine
Insomniac Games, the studio behind Marvel’s Spider-Man games on PlayStation, is back with another superhero game. The developer unveiled Marvel’s Wolverine, a new game starring the famous adamantium-clawed mutant. Marvel’s Wolverine is still in early development, and we don’t know much about the game yet. As it is developed by the same team behind Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales, we can expect similar action-adventure gameplay, but nothing is official yet. Marvel’s Wolverine is a PlayStation 5 exclusive, so you will need to secure one of Sony’s consoles if you want to play this game. #4 Horizon Call of the Mountain
As the PSVR 2 is on the way, Horizon Call of the Mountain could be the first game to make its purchase worthwhile. This VR game is set in the universe of the Horizon game series, putting players in the middle of a post-apocalyptic version of the United States filled with deadly machines. Horizon Call of the Mountain follows the adventure of a new character in the series, Ryas. This disgraced former Carja soldier is searching for redemption, and his journey will take him throughout the lands of the Carja and Nora homelands. #3 Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora
Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora is an upcoming open-world action-adventure game inspired by James Cameron’s popular movie. You play as a Na’vi, one of the blue guys from the planet Pandora. The RDA, a human non-governmental organization, is threatening the peace of the planet. Your goal to push them back will embark you on a journey across the Western Frontier of Pandora. If Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora was meant to release alongside James Cameron’s movie in December 2022, Ubisoft decided to push back its release date to make it “perfect.” #2 Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League
Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League is the latest project from the creators of the Batman: Arkham series. Amanda Waller, a high-ranking government official, forms a team of supervillains to protect Metropolis against an alien threat. This team, also known as the Suicide Squad, includes popular DC supervillains: Harley Quinn, Deadshot, Captain Boomerang and King Shark. This action-adventure game doesn’t feature superheroes wanting to do good around them. Instead, Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League is filled with bad guys who don’t have much of a choice but to obey orders. Each squad member has their own unique abilities to defeat their enemies across an open-world version of Metropolis. #1 Street Fighter 6
Capcom made quite an impression during PlayStation’s June State of Play when it revealed the first trailer for Street Fighter 6. The popular fighting game series is back and packs new features and a revamped look at returning characters. On top of the traditional fighting mode, Street Fighter 6 brings two new additional modes: World Tour and Battle Hub. World Tour is a single-player story mode with a 3D world to explore, while Battle Hub is an online lobby for players to hang out together. Fights are also revamped with a new feature of Street Fighter 6 called Drive. This charging bar allows characters to perform deadly attacks but stuns them afterward. A powerful tool than can also backlash in the wrong hands. |
