With rumors of hundreds of unbelievable PC games launching throughout 2023, it appears this year will be historic for games. To keep you informed, we’ve compiled a list of all the future games throughout 2023. Here is our list of all the upcoming PC games in 2023.
Why will there be so many new games released in 2023? The outbreak is still impacting the business, as evidenced by the repeated cancellations of the release dates of many upcoming games. Many of the games on our long list of PC games we’re most looking forward to in 2023.
Fear not if you’re finding it difficult to keep track of all the delays and release dates for the countless numbers of games you’re eager to play this year. So browse through and see what grabs your attention!
1. Company of Heroes 3
After Company of Heroes 2, Relic Entertainment is getting ready to release a long-awaited sequel that promises to be bigger and better in every way. The next-generation destructible settings in Company of Heroes 3 will push the real-time warfare engine to its maximum, creating a fantastic combination of action, tactics, and strategy.
2. Kena: Bridge of Spirits
The world’s decreasing condition conveys a story of the people who once lived here, how they were robbed, and how there is still beauty amid the ruins.
3. Carrion
The first video game produced by Ember Lab is Kena Bridge of Spirits, a PS5-only title that just came out. The PlayStation public was taken aback by its outstanding Pixar-like animation when it was shown at Sony’s Future of Gaming conference. Yet like with any studio’s first big hit, concerns about the gameplay started to surface.
4. Darksiders III
A new twist has been added to the Darksiders series, a creative retelling of the Christian end-of-the-world prophecy that follows the mishaps of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. As the irrational and violent Fury in Darksiders Iii, your goal is to capture the Seven Deadly Sins. Fury explores the wreckage of the contemporary world with a barbed whip in hand and dispatches threats in a networked, Metroid-like environment. Unfortunately, a few niggles in the fighting system, such as an inaccurate camera and annoying creatures, make it less enjoyable. Even so, if the topic interests you, you should play Darksiders III because it’s a fun action game.
5. Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty
Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty is the newest game from Team Ninja, the same team behind the Nioh ARPG series, and it combines mystical and historical themes. At first appearance, it appears Wo Long is traveling the same treacherous route as the latter titles, which were Soulslike in the strictest sense of the Dark Souls-aping genre.
Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty, described as a “dark fantasy action game set in the Chinese Three Kingdoms period,” is scheduled to release on March 3 and will be available on Game Pass immediately. On this one, we’ll be keeping a careful eye.
6. Batman: The Telltale Series
When Telltale Games started fusing its superb storytelling skills with well-known comic book properties, the point-and-click adventure game genre experienced a rebirth in popularity. Batman: The Telltale Series, however, is the title that best exemplifies what the company is capable of when it combines an action-focused license with its proven story-driven model. The game provides the brawls, technology, and detective work you’d expect from Bruce Wayne’s disguised character while allowing you to influence the story in significant and minute ways.
7. Beat Saber
Beat Saber is a gaming sensation that makes the most of virtual reality. You’ll swing your unofficial lightsabers to the song’s beat at incoming boxes, slicing and crushing them. Like the well-known rhythm-rail shooter Rez, which has a VR version, Beat Saber frequently gives the impression that you are making the music as you execute your cues. Although we may have initially had concerns about the music at launch, new songs and modifications keep making the game more challenging. This is the only version, and it even has a PC-level maker.
8. Resident Evil 4 Remake
Resident Evil 4 is getting a remake. The much-rumored, eagerly awaited modern adaptation of the classic survival horror game would “preserve the spirit of the original game” but update gameplay, “reimagine” the plot, and present graphics comparable to those from the RE Engine in new ages.
9. D4: Dark Dreams Don’t Die
D4: Dark Dreams Don’t Die, a murder mystery in the style of David Lynch. It relates the tale of investigator David Young, a widower who is driven to discover the circumstances behind the passing of his wife, Little Peggy. The game shouldn’t be missed because of its intriguing investigation gameplay, quirky characters, and spooky themes.
10. Halo Infinite
While maintaining the beloved elements of fans, Halo Infinite revitalizes Microsoft’s flagship franchise. With the help of your reliable grappling hook, you have greater freedom to roam about in the main campaign than ever before.
Also, the multiplayer component is incredibly compellingly addictive (though 343 still needs to speed up experience advancement), and it offers a wide variety of maps and game variants to prevent boredom. Unfortunately, its confusing and disconnected plot is the only thing holding it back from greatness.
11. Diablo 4
The release of Diablo 4 will include necromancers. Yep, it is the title’s fifth and last new class, and we also have a hazy release date to go with it. There will be more creatures, more abilities, legendary loot, and other things because the game is trying everything to take what makes Diablo what it is and improve it. Diablo 4 will provide unique PvP zones, complete cross-play, and couch co-op. Diablo 4 looks fantastic.
Final Thoughts
There is so much to hope for; some of the most eagerly awaited PC games are coming out this year. With the developer’s track record of success, we have high hopes for this science fiction title.
As time passes, more games will undoubtedly be revealed, and we’ll keep updating this list.
