In less than a week, we are publishing the second part of our review of the most anticipated games, which are scheduled for release in 2023. If in the first part there were games that are far from known to everyone, then this part includes the most famous titles that everyone has even heard of more than once!
Resident Evil 4 March 24, 2023
The latest successes of Capcom were only around this title. They released remasters of old games, but also released new parts at the same time. Betting on a return to the old and well-known survival horror franchise has worked more than once, and therefore we are waiting for the new part of Resident Evil!
We haven't seen much so far, but everything Capcom has shown so far has been excellent. Resident Evil 4 is a truly anticipated release, and we will be able to evaluate it very soon in 2023!
Marvel's Spider-Man 2
The previous game from Insomniac has become a cult hit, it was called the best superhero game, it also became one of the best games of 2018. This title was the launch title for the playstation 5, which also says a lot about its magnificence. Developers and screenwriters have implemented many techniques and scenario tricks to maximize immersion in the role of the protagonist. And now Insomniac have decided to go even further!
Although the game does not yet have an exact release date, it is known that the release is scheduled for the fall of 2023. Insomniac are known for two things - sticking to their scheduled release dates and incredible games. While little has been shown to us, it is known that we will be able to play as Peter and Miles, and the Venom symbiote will also appear in the game. Perhaps co-op will be available to play with a friend, it will be incredible. Well, we will find out whether the expectations of millions of fans will come true in the fall of 2023.
Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
The original Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild was the launch title for the Nintendo console, and it was probably the game that brought a lot of users to the platform. It became the greatest game of the last generation and to this day has millions of fans around the world.
What awaits us in the new part? While it is difficult to say because very little is shown. But when you consider the development time and attention to the upcoming release, it's impossible to imagine that Nintendo will present something mediocre. There are rumors that the release of the updated Nintendo console is also planned for the release of the new part!
Final Fantasy XVI
Few Japanese RPGs have received as much attention in recent times as Final Fantasy XVI. After the last released game, fans are waiting for a new part and really hope that the developer Square-Enix will draw the right conclusions from their latest releases and a flurry of criticism against them.
It is already clear that the upcoming game is not like the latest releases of games in the world of Final Fantasy, the battles will become darker and harder, the game throws up serious challenges. And what the script will give us remains to be seen in 2023, because it was the work of the scriptwriters that made the Final Fantasy games unique.
Starfield
It looks like Bethesda has decided once again to prove which of the game developers is the real king of the RPG genre. But things did not go as planned and the 2022 release was pushed back to 2023. The studio motivated this by wanting to release the perfect game, asking the fans for a little more time to improve. And there are many prerequisites for this, because the world of Starfield looks incredibly huge, perhaps there have never been games with such a huge open world in history. Many fans are already waiting for the opportunity to explore this world, in addition, it will be possible to do this in co-op with your friends! Perhaps this is the game that everyone has been waiting for years, looking forward to the release in 2023.
The second selection of expected games in 2023 is over, but have we listed them all? Not far. There are a few more parts with selections ahead, we will meet very soon.
