This year, video game lovers are left without E3, but not without news: Gamescom 2023 will take over from the Los Angeles fair and, around it, a display of events that will bring surprises, the highlights of the second half of the year and will start dressing next year. The big question, at this point, is what we will see in them and the good thing is that in the case of Future Games Show 2023 we have it more or less clear.
He Future Games Show 2023 will offer 90 minutes in which they will be shown more than 50 games. Of these, eight will be surprise. EITHER World Premiere, If you prefer. In addition, after the event, demos of many of the announced novelties will be enabled. The good news is that from the remaining games already announced we know a significant part of what will be shown. And that gives us a hint of what we can expect.
First things first: the Future Games Show is happening next Wednesday August 23 from 8:00 p.m. from Spain (11:00 a.m. PT / 2:00 p.m. ET) and this year we will see Troy Baker himself (Joel in The Last of Us video game) and none other than Erika Ishii (Destiny 2 or Deathloop) as masters of ceremonies. And despite the fact that there are no guarantees that we will see news about these projects, or those in which they are embarked as Stray Gods.
With that ahead, in LifeExtra We have gathered you the 10 games that have confirmed their presence and, in the process, a review of what will be shown. Or, at least, what its creators have announced that we will see. From the return of a vigilante cyborg born in the 80s to the next great WARHAMMER game, going through those indies that always spice up any video game event.
ad infinitum
We start with a touch of psychological terror. Of course, in this case one set in the First World War: developed by Hekate, Ad Infinitum will show a new advance of the game cementing a 2023 well loaded with horror games.
helskate
The name perfectly defines the game proposal of helskate– An alternative action roguelite played aboard a hellish skateboard. On paper, the idea points ways. On the 23rd, in addition, we will see gameplay.
Parcel Corps
If you miss the style and rhythm of Jet Set Radio, Billy Goat Entertainment has the alternative. His promise– A new trailer for this colorful open world urban sports game.
RoboCop: Rogue City
Half robot, half policeman and 100% law enforcement officer. The new video game based on the very same RoboCop be one of the great claims of the Future Games Show. A cyberpunk shooter with a license to distribute justice with bullets.
Star Trucker
Truck driving simulators have become a phenomenon unto themselves. What if that same idea exchanged the routes of the real world for infinite space? Monster & Monster will give us the answer.
The Gap
A psychological thriller with author name. Label This and
Crunching Koalas will offer a new look to The Gap in which it will delve deeper into its atmosphere and gaming experience.
Tiny Glade
By far, one of the most original proposals of the summer: Pounce Light invites us to lose ourselves in relaxing environments playing with fun dioramas. It will be time to wait until 2024 to get hold of it, but in a matter of days We’ll see a little more.
Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Realms of Ruin
The increasingly close release of Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Realms of Ruin does not ease the wait, it makes us more impatient. The good thing is that it won’t be long before we have news about this commitment to real-time strategy for PC and consoles.
Warframe
More than a novelty the presence of Warframe at the Future Games Show 2023 will strengthen the future of this space shooter that continues to add content at a great rate.
It goes without saying that at VidaExtra we will cover the best and the highlights of the Future Games Show 2023, and that we are prepared for everything that is to come at GamesCom. In fact, we have even gotten wet putting together what we know will be announced and what we want to see. From there, we will let ourselves be surprised by a thousand loves.
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