New games 2024: The biggest upcoming games you need on your radar

It's the end of another year, so the biggest new games for 2024 are hot on the horizon. From upcoming Xbox Series X games like Avowed and Fable to a host of exclusive upcoming PS5 games, the list wouldn't be complete without even more upcoming PC games and upcoming Switch games to sink your teeth into. No matter which platforms you play on, there's sure to be something here to add to your wishlist – even after such a bumper 2023

Below, you'll find our list of upcoming new games for 2024 and beyond, all in release date order if one has been provided yet. We've updated to include all the latest changes, such as Alone in the Dark's second delay and the newly-instated Skull and Bones release date as one of the first upcoming Ubisoft games to grace us in the new year. If you're after a release dates-only overview of the year ahead, be to head on over to our video game release dates guide. For now, though, let's take a look at all these shiny new video games coming soon in 2024 to get excited about.

New games 2024

Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown

Platform(s): PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X, Xbox One, PC, Nintendo Switch
Release date: January 18, 2024 

Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown is a new platformer, side-scrolling take for the series, brought to us by the Rayman Legends team so you know it's going to be good. You'll be exploring Mount Qaf, a Persian-inspired world with plenty of secrets to discover as you try to rescue the Prince himself. You'll need to use Time Powers, combat, and platforming skills to take down the enemies that lurk there too. 

Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth

Platform(s): PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X, Xbox One, PC
Release date: January 26, 2024

Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth is taking the series to the US for the first time, with Kasuga Ichiban and Kazuma Kiryu set to embark on what Sega is calling "a larger-than-life RPG" thanks to an "unexpected chain of events". With Ichiban waking up naked on an American beach in the reveal trailer, we can certainly expect more of the unexpected.

Tekken 8

Platform(s): Xbox Series X, PS5, PC
Release date: January 26, 2024

Tekken 8 is coming and looks better than ever before thanks to a move to Unreal Engine. The new game's story is focusing on the father and son showcase between Kazuya Mishima and Jin Kazama that was teased at the end of Tekken 7. There are new gamepaly mechancis too like the Heat System that lets you harness agression as a tactic and enhance each character's unique strengths.

Granblue Fantasy: Relink

Platform(s): PS4, PS5, PC
Release date: Februray 1, 2024

Developer Cygames has been working on Granblue Fantasy: Relink for a bit now. The game is an action-RPG with co-op for up to four players that's based on the popular Granblue Fantasy IP. That means magic, striking character designs, and plenty of combat to go around.

Persona 3 Reload

Platform(s): Xbox Series X, Xbox One, PC, PS5, PS4
Release date: February, 2, 2024

Persona 3 Reload is bringing back the RPG for the modern age, with a revamped battle system, all-new English voice over, and more. However, Atlus has confirmed that Persona 3 Reload won't include content from FES or Portable, including the female hero, much to the sadness of fans.

Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League

Platform(s): PS5, Xbox Series X, PC
Release date: Feb 2, 2024

Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League sees you playing as our squad of chaotic semi-heroes. Squad up as Harley Quinn, King Shark, Deadshot, or Captain Boomerang, with bots or other players taking the role of the other four as you play. Set in the Batman: Arkham universe, Rocksteady has already said this is a continuation of the previous games, so prepare to see some existing threads and storylines come to fruition. While the original Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League release date was set for May 26, it has since been delayed to February 2024. 

Helldivers 2

Platform(s): PS5, PC
Release date: Feb 8, 2024

Helldivers 2 is a third-person shooter and sequel to the original Helldivers, which was a twin-stick shooter from back in 2015. The game from developer Arrowhead sees players take on hostile bug-like alien creatures with advanced technology and looks honestly quite a bit like Starship Troopers.

Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden

Platform(s): PC, PS5, Xbox Series X
Release date: February 13, 2024

Life is Strange and Vampyr developer Dontnod is preparing a new action-RPG, with this one set in the frozen wilderness of North America in 1695. We'll be following two ghost hunters, Antea Duarte and Red mac Rait, who are trying to protect the living from spectral entities. The studio says we should expect a rich world and plenty of spooky cases to solve, with challenging decisions impacting the way you push through Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden.

Skull and Bones

Platform(s): PS5, Xbox Series X, PC
Release date: February 16, 2024

Sea of Thieves isn't the only open-world pirate game out there - Ubisoft's Skull and Bones is also setting sail, with a much more realistic take on pirate battles on the high seas. Skull and Bones is basically Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag without the Assassins, as it's being developed by much of the same team behind Black Flag, and promises a sweeping solo campaign as you vie for control over the 18th-century waters in the Indian Ocean. But the real focus looks to be player-versus-player ship skirmishes online, where each player controls their very own warship in team-based fleet battles. There will also be supernatural elements amidst all the cannon-fire, like the colossal tentacles of a terrifying kraken lurking in the deep. 

Nightingale

Platform(s): PC
Release date: February 22, 2024

Nightingale comes from former BioWare boss Aaryn Flynn. First revealed during the Game Awards 2021, Nightingale is described as a "shared-world survival game" that takes place in a Victorian fantasy setting. Sounds intriguing, doesn't it? You'll be able to play the survival adventure solo or with friends and other players you meet in the world. According to the official site, testing is set to go live sometime next year, so it looks like we can expect to see a Beta at some stage. 

Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth

Developer: Square Enix
Platform(s): PS5
Release date: February 29, 2024

Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 2 is officially titled Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth. Cloud is set to make his long-awaited return in 2023, with Square Enix teasing quite the shift from the original FF7 plot. Given that Crisis Core's Zack featured so prominently in the Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth reveal trailer, you might want to check out the Crisis Core: Final Fantasy 7 Reunion remaster that's set to later this year to get all caught up on the story. Otherwise, we'll be waiting until 2024 before we can get our hands on Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 2, as we found out during this year's Summer Game Fest.

Alone in the Dark

Platform(s): PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S
Release date: March 20, 2024

Jodie Comer and David Harbour star as Emily Hartwood and Edward Carnby, respectively, in the new Alone in the Dark from THQ Nordic. Described as a love letter to the '90s cult classic horror game, it's set in the 1920s American South with a noir setting and Lovecraftian horror elements woven throughout. It's seen a second delay now that has pushed it even further into 2024, but from what we've seen in our hands-on Alone in the Dark preview, it'll be well worth the wait.

Dragon's Dogma 2

Platform(s): PS5, Xbox Series X, PC
Release date: March 22, 2024

Dragon's Dogma 2 is coming even sooner than we'd dared to anticipate. This long-awaited sequel will be directed once again by Hideaki Itsuno, and the game is being built in the RE Engine – which powered everything from Devil May Cry 5 to Resident Evil Village. RPG fans, take heed: Dragon's Dogma 2 is one of the new games for 2024 you should be most excited for.

Rise of the Ronin

Platform(s): PS5
Release date: March 22, 2024

Team Ninja is developing a new PS5 exclusive called Rise of the Ronin. The game is set to take place in late 19th century Japan, and will reportedly be a combat focused open-world action-RPG. The reveal looked fantastic, especially what we saw of it during the release date announcement trailer shown at The Game Awards 2023. Team Ninja is one of the masters of samurai action games, and Rise of the Ronin looks set to continue that tradition.

Princess Peach: Showtime!

Platform(s): Nintendo Switch
Release date: March 22, 2024

It's been far too long since Mario's resident royal got her own mainline game, so Princess Peach Showtime is here to remedy that. Peach will take on various guises in an effort to rescue a theatre from closing down for good in this action-adventure Switch exclusive, and it's looking adorable already.

Black Myth: Wukong

Platforms: PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X, Xbox One
Release date: August 20, 2024

A famous legend enshrined in Chinese mythology is getting the action RPG treatment. Black Myth: Wukong is one of the new games of 2024 we are so keen to see that we simply couldn't wait it out, having gone hands-on in a Black Myth: Wukong preview at Gamescom 2023. Its complex combat systems comprise a host of unique powers, abilities, and combos to bolster the Monkey King's kung fu-inspired melee moves, the latter largely involving whacking foes with a giant bamboo stick. From what we've seen so far, Black Myth is certainly one for fans of the best FromSoftware games to check out when it launches in late 2024. 

TBC 2024

33 Immortals

Platform(s): PC, Xbox Series X
Release date: TBC 2024

The second game from Thunder Lotus, the team behind Spiritfarer, 33 Immortals is definitely exploring something different. It's a 33-player co-op game where as you play as a damned soul rebelling against God's final judgment. You must work together to survive hordes of monsters, defeat bosses, and then take on God themselves.

Ark 2 

Platform(s): PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S
Release date: TBC 2024

The dinosaur hunting PC hit is back with a bigger, ballsier sequel in Ark 2 that features none other than Vin Diesel both in front and behind of the digital camera. Yep, the Fast & Furious star is not only playing a key character in the next-gen survival game, but he's joined series developer Studio Wildcard as an executive producer, having long been a fan of the original game. Goodness knows what that means for the final product… perhaps the dinosaurs were part of our family all along?  

Avowed

Platform(s): Xbox Series X, PC
Release date: TBC 2024

Avowed is a brand new RPG from Obsidian Entertainment, and although it has connects to the Pillars of Eternity games is also able to exist as a standalone entity. You'll be exploring the Living Lands as an envoy of Aedyr, where a plague is spreading to beast and foe alike.

Concord

Platform(s): PS5, PC
Release date: TBC 2024

Technically announced during the May 2023 PlayStation Showcase, relatively little of what Concord actually is has been seen as of yet. It is known that the title from Firewalk Studios is a PvP multiplayer FPS, and it looks like there's some kind of sci-fi, space-based bent to it. Beyond that is anyone's guess at this point.

Dungeons of Hinterberg

Platform(s): Xbox Series X, PC
Release date: TBC 2024

Dungeons of Hinterberg is basically a skateboarding, swordfighting action RPG with a really awesome, colorful art style. Set in the Alpine village of Hinterberg, you are Luisa, a burnt-out law trainee taking a break to conquer the titular dungeons. You'll have to explore the Alps in order to find the dungeons, which are very much looking like Zelda / Monument Valley inspired puzzles with combat thrown in for good measure.

Earthblade

Platform(s): PC
Release date: TBC 2024

The developer behind the legendary Celeste is working on a brand new 2D platformer, titled Earthblade. While it isn't set to launch until 2024, what we have seen of it so far promises lush pixel art, countless mysteries to explore, and a more focused blend of exploration and challenging combat. We'll be traveling the remnants of a ruined world as Névoa, an enigmatic child of Fate returning at long last to Earth, and we couldn't be more excited to see what Extremely OK Games is able to deliver this time. 

Flintlock: Siege of Dawn

Platform(s): Xbox Series X, PS5, PS4, Xbox One, PC
Release date: TBC 2024

Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn is an open-world RPG adventure that will see you play as Nor, accompanied by her mysterious companion, Enki. You'll be trying to master an arsenal of weaponry, magical abilities, and more as you make humanity's last stand. The Door to the Afterlife has been opened by the gods, meaning the living will have to embrace violence if they're to stand any chance against the dead. 

Flight Sim 2024

Platform(s): Xbox Series X, PC
Release date: TBC 2024

The next iteration of Flight Sim has been announced and Flight Simulator 2024 is letting you do much, much more than just enjoy the realism of flying various aircrafts and navigating from point A to point B. In 2024, the game is not just taking advantage of the latest sim, machine learning, and graphics tech to be prettier and more realistic than ever, it's also going to let you pursue aviation careers. We're talking the like of aerial firefighting, search and rescue, cargo transport, air ambulance, agricultural aviation, skydive aviation, aerial construction, and more. 

Foamstars

Platform(s): PS5, PS4
Release date: TBC 2024

Foamstars from Square Enix is a vibrant, 4v4 party shooter that lets players duke it out using... foam. The initial announcement trailer gives some serious Splatoon vibes mixed with a bit of Fortnite as players can actually build up layers of foam to then zoom over it or create defensive structures and more.

Gori: Cuddly Carnage

Platforms: PC, Nintendo Switch, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X, Xbox One
Release date: TBC 2024

As we say in our Gori: Cuddly Carnage preview from Gamescom 2023, Gori is a "self-proclaimed "skate 'n' slash" adventure through a futuristic, neon-lit dystopia". Armed with a sentient skateboard named Frank, this new game coming in 2024 sees you turning evil possessed unicorn toys into bloody piles of gore as you tear through a psychedelic landscape as an adorable ginger kitty. Developer Angry Demon is known for its interest in horror games, but Gori: Cuddly Carnage is more about delightful chaos than all-out terror – as long as you're not scared of a little unicorn blood.

Hollow Knight: Silksong

Platform(s): PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X, Xbox One, Switch
Release date: TBC 2024

Team Cherry is bringing us another Hollow Knight adventure with Silksong. This time we follow the journey of Princess Hornet - protector of the Hollownest - who's been captured and taken to a strange and distant world. With over 150 new foes and new moves to master, you'll get to explore new towns, complete quests, and try out new tools in this unfamiliar kingdom in Hollow Knight: Silksong. The interconnected world Team Cherry has brought to life in its beautiful hand-crafted 2D style is filled with a variety of different vistas that all look absolutely gorgeous, and with so many new features and foes to encounter, Silksong is one jam-packed sequel to watch out for. 

Hades 2

Platform(s): PC
Release date: TBC 2024

Hades is one of the best roguelikes of all-time, so it's no surprise that developer Supergiant is hard at work on its first ever sequel. Hades 2 will launch in Early Access in 2024, and it's going to let us battle beyond the Underworld using dark sorcery to take on the sinister Titan of Time. We won't be playing as Zagreus this time though, but rather his sibling – Melinoë, the Princess of the Underworld. Hades 2 could be one of the biggest games of 2024 and beyond, so stay tuned for more. 

John Carpenter's Toxic Commando 

Platform(s): PC, PS5, Xbox Series X
Release date: TBC 2024

The creator of legendary slasher franchise Halloween is teaming up with Saber Interactive in John Carpenter's Toxic Commando. The trailer dropped during Summer Game Fest 2023, and the black comedy elements are already palpable. Underscored by its characters singing an out-of-tune rendition of You Give Love a Bad Name, Toxic Commando looks like a bloody fun FPS with hordes of shambling zombies to lay to waste. It's been given a ballpark release sometime in 2024, so we'll have to wait for more information on this truly chaotic gore-fest. 

Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess

Platform(s): Xbox Series X, PS5, PC
Release date: TBC 2024

A new tale of the Kami awaits in Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess, a new game from Capcom. A sacred mountain has been defiled by its residents and has become a physical blight that's summoned horrific (but colorful) creatures called the Seethe. You will be clearing a path for the Spirit Stone Maiden so she can perform the rite of cleansing, but there's a lot of combat to be done before that can happen. 

Lost Records: Bloom and Rage

Platform(s): PC, PS5, Xbox Series X
Release date: TBC 2024

The developer of Life is Strange has another narrative adventure up its sleeve. Dontnod's Lost Records: Bloom and Rage is on the way, a nostalagic 90s throwback that already looks and sounds gorgeous. It will chart the friendships of four girls over 27 years in what is sure to be another emotional heavy-hitter from these masters of storytelling.

Lysfanga: The Time-Shift Warrior

Platform: PC
Release: TBC 2024

Lysfanga: The Time-Shift Warrior is an upcoming action game where you can literally be in two places at once. We got our first taste of it in the accompanying trailer at Summer Game Fest 2023, showcasing frenetic melee combat as well as the unique, astral projection-esque doubling of heroine Lysfanga in action. The gameplay looks similar to that of Hades in all its hack n'slash roguelike glory, and we can't wait to learn more as we await a more solid release date.

Metaphor: ReFantazio

Platform(s): Xbox Series X, PC
Release date: Fall 2024

Metaphor: ReFantazio is a new game from the makers of Persona 3, 4, and 5. It's an ambitious-looking RPG set against a fantasy background. It certainly looks to borrow a few elements from the Persona series, as you'd expect thanks to it coming from the same team. It was given a slightly more concrete release window of Fall 2024, so be on the lookout come October.

Neva

Platform(s): PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch
Release date: TBC 2024

The developer behind GRIS, Nomada Studio, is back with a new adventure that focuses on a young woman named Alba and her bond with a mythical wolf as they go through what's described as a dying world. While she first meets the wolf as a cub, ultimately they end up working together to explore the cursed world and its dangerous environs.

Senua’s Saga: Hellblade 2

Platform(s): Xbox Series X
Release Date: TBC 2024

The surprise reveal of the Xbox Series X at The Game Awards also came with the first look at a sequel to the affecting Hellblade - Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2 - and quite honestly we've not seen that much of it since. Don't expect Senua's story to have got any lighter since we last saw her. The disconcerting chanting, flashes of foreboding bonfires, and a man seemingly buried in a rock hint at another harrowing journey that will hopefully make as much of an impact as the original. 

Silent Hill 2 remake  

Platform(s): PS5, PC
Release date: TBC 2024

Silent Hill 2 is officially getting a remake from Layers of Fear and Blair Witch developer Bloober Team. The remake will be bringing the classic psychological survival horror game first released back in 2001 to the modern era, with enhanced visuals, audio, and updated gameplay using Unreal Engine 5. Original Silent Hill 2 composer Akira Yamaoka is back on board along with artist Mashiro Ito who also previously worked on the Silent Hill series. Silent Hill 2 follows the story of protagonist James who finds himself in the town of Silent Hill after receiving a letter from his deceased wife. Konami announced that Silent Hill 2 is set to come to PC and PS5 as a timed console exclusive.  

Star Wars Outlaws

Platform(s): PS5, Xbox Series X, Xbox One
Release date: TBC 2024

The first ever open-world Star Wars game, Star Wars Outlaws will see you play as Kay Vass. After she gets a bounty on her head and becomes the most-wanted in the galaxy, she has to pull of the biggest heist the Outer Rim has ever seen. Work with crime syndicates or make enemies of them, the choices you make will define the story.

Still Wakes the Deep

Platform(s): PS5, Xbox Series X, PC
Release date: Spring 2024

Still Wakes the Deep is an upcoming horror game from The Chinese Room, the developer behind titles like Dear Esther and Everybody's Gone to the Rapture. Set in December 1975, you're working on an oil rig off the coast of Scotland in the North Sea. But, after disaster strikes, you must navigate the collapsing rig and save your crew from an otherworldly horror.

STALKER 2: Heart of Chernobyl

Platform(s): Xbox Series X, PC
Release date: TBC 2024

In this one, you'll be exploring the vast Chernobyl Exclusion Zone in the highly anticipated sequel to the original title. The Zone is a much tougher place to survive than before, especially after the second explosion hit the nuclear reactor. There are violent mutants, deadly anomalies, and warring factions all to contend with in Stalker 2 – and an incredible power at the center of the Zone that may provide an even more serious threat.

The Casting of Frank Stone

Platform(s): PC, PS5, Xbox Series X
Release date: TBC 2024

The makers of asymmetrical horror game Dead by Daylight are teaming up Supermassive Games to bring us The Casting of Frank Stone. Set in the DBD universe but featuring a brand new cast of characters, this single-player, choice-led narrative game will see the Dark Pictures developer putting its signature on the Entity's realm. That means we can expect dire consequences, killable lead characters, and one heck of an origin story for a brand new Killer and Survivor. Which of them is Frank Castle? Well, that's yet to be seen.

Transformers: Reactivate

Platform(s): PC
Release date: TBC 2024

Brink developer Splash Damage is teaming up with Battalion 1944 developer Bulkhead to create an all-new Transformers game. It's being pitched as an online shooter, where you'll be able to join three other players and step into the robotic shoes of some of the franchise's most iconic characters. And yes, you will be able to transform from bot to vehicle at will in Transformers: Reactivate. It's entering closed beta in 2023, so stay tuned for more. 

Towerborne

Platform(s): Xbox Series X, PC
Release date: TBC 2024

Towerborne is a brand new game from the developer behind The Banner Saga. This solo or four-player title will see you playing as an Ace, born of the spirit realm but here to protect what's left of humanity. You'll go into battle with spirit companions by your side in defense of 

Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2

Platform(s): PC, PS5, Xbox Series X
Release date: Fall 2024

The long-awaited sequel to the best vampire RPG ever is on the way. Vampire The Masquerade: Bloodlines 2 is in the works from British developer The Chinese Room, the studio also creating upcoming horror game Still Wakes the Deep. Bloodlines 2 will see players stepping into the shoes of an Elder vampire who, after waking from a centuries-long slumber, finds themselves grappling with a very different Boston than the one they shut their eyes to. Promising deep character builds, choice-based dialogue, and a selection of vampire clan archetypes to play as, we're excited to finally return to the World of Darkness very soon.

TBC 2025

GTA 6

Platform(s): PS5, Xbox Series X
Release date: TBC 2025

Grab your shades and shotgun, because GTA 6 is officially a-go. Developer Rockstar has finally given us a juicy first look at its latest entrant in the Grand Theft Auto canon, and boy does it look good already. We'll be heading back to Vice City for the first time in decades, this time alongside two new protagonists who boast a certain Bonnie and Clyde vibe. Expect a brand new gunslinging, car-jacking, action-packed whirlwind third-person shooter experience that comprises all things GTA when this beast launches in 2025.

TBC

Beyond Good & Evil 2 

Platform(s): TBC
Release date: TBC

At long last, Michel Ancel and his team at Ubisoft have confirmed one of the most asked-for, anticipated sequels of our time. Beyond Good and Evil 2 is actually a prequel to Jade and Pey'j's journalistic escapades in the original game, taking on a much grander scale in a cyberpunk, Luc Besson-looking future full of high-tech ships and anthropomorphic animals. The lively crew of space pirates in BG&E2's cinematic reveal trailer are just some of many - you'll be starting from scratch with the hopes of one day reaching their level of professional thievery, visiting (and stealing from) the residents of multiple cities on myriad planets.  

Clockwork Revolution

Platform(s): Xbox Series X, PC
Release date: TBC

In development at inXile, Clockwork Revolution is a fantastical action RPG set in a steampunk world a la BioShock Infinite. Thanks to the discovery of a strange invention, you can travel into the past and thus use your time-bending powers to your advantage. You can travel back to key moment to influence interactions and choices to have huge rippling impact on the story and characters within in. 

Contraband

Platform(s): Xbox Series X, PC
Release date: TBC

Contraband is a brand new co-op game coming from Avalanche Studios - the team behind Just Cause. It's set in the fictional world of 1970s Bayan, and will be quite the smuggler's paradise. Not much is known about the game yet, but the studio says it is "pushing the boundaries with the next generation of [its] Apex Engine" for the title. 

Cyberpunk 2077 Orion  

Platform(s): TBC
Release date: TBC

CD Projekt Red announced that Cyberpunk 2077 will be getting a sequel. Codenamed Orion, the studio stated that the next Cyberpunk game will be taking the series further and "continue harnessing the potential of this dark future universe". Developed by the core CD Projekt Red team, not much else was revealed about project Orion beyond the fact that it aims to "prove the full power and potential of the Cyberpunk universe."  

Death Stranding 2

Platform(s): PS5
Release date: TBC

Kojima Productions is diving back into its apocalyptic vision of the United States of America with Death Stranding 2. Details are light, but we know that the sequel is in production for PS5, will once again use the Decima engine (which most recently produced stunning results in Horizon Forbidden West), and will feature a cast that includes Norman Reedus, Lea Seydoux, Troy Baker, Elle Fanning, and Shioli Kutsuna. Expect this to be a little while off though.

Dragon Age: Dreadwolf

Platform(s): TBC
Release date: TBC

The next major project from BioWare, Dragon Age 4 will continue the story left off by 2014's Dragon Age: Inquisition. Now the official title of Dragon Age: Dreadwolf, our return to Thedas will see the return of former companion Solas, only this time Fen' Heral or The Dread Wolf will feature as the upcoming RPG's central antagonist. While we've had some concept art teases and a behind-the-scenes look, there's still a lot of mystery surrounding the direction of the story and what role we'll have to play. We've been told to sit tight and wait for a "full reveal" in 2024, but whether that means the game will come around that time or just marks when we can expect more details on the game is yet to be seen.

Dune Awakening

Platform(s): PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S
Release date: TBC 

Dune Awakening is a new open-world survival MMO from developer and publisher Funcom that will take us to the sci-fi desert world of Arrakis. Set to marry the features of a survival game with a multiplayer experience, you'll have to build up your own shelters to take refuge from sandstorms, avoid any sandworms that lurk beneath the surface, and hunt down spice as you try to make it in the harsh world. 

Everwild

Platform(s): Xbox One, PC
Release date: TBC

Everwild is a new IP from Rare exclusively for Xbox One that has already caught our attention thanks to its wonderful art style and enchanting world. We really don't know much about this new adventure yet, but the mystery surrounding it just makes it all the more tantalising. Set in a "natural and magical world," Everwild promises to take us on an unforgettable experience. From the trailer that debuted at X019, it's certainly shaping up to be one to keep an eye on. We can hardly wait to find out more about Everwild's world and the many creatures that appear to inhabit it. 

Fable

Platform(s): Xbox Series X/S
Release date: TBC 

Forza developer Playground Games is making a hard pivot into RPG territory with the next iteration of Xbox's Fable series, which hasn't seen a mainline entry since 2010's Fable 3. Developed exclusively for Xbox Series X and S, Fable 4 will utilize the enhanced power of the next-generation hardware for a more magical escape into the fantasy of Albion. The stunning trailer we glimpsed at the Xbox Games Showcase in 2023 makes us excited for what's to come, even without a solid release date yet.

Fairgame$

Platform(s): PS5, PC
Release date: TBC

Fairgame$ from Jade Raymond and Haven Studios is the studio's first new IP and basically is a Payday-like multiplayer heist game featuring some serious technology that allows players to take on the role of a Robin Hood, of sorts, to "unravel the nefarious plans of untouchable billionaires."

Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 3

Platform(s): TBC
Release date: TBC

Square Enix has confirmed that Final Fantasy 7 Remake is now a trilogy. There are no further details for Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 3, just an acknowledgment that Cloud's journey will continue following the release of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth in 2023.  Expect to be waiting a while for more details on this one, folks. 

Indiana Jones

Platform(s): TBC
Release date: TBC

Announced with a teenie teaser trailer, there's a new Indiana Jones game inbound from MachineGames, Bethesda, and Lucasfilm Games. From the clues hidden in the trailer, it looks like we're looking at an Indy story set in 1937, with our whip-touting hero exploring the standing stones and stone circles of Italy. That date puts it after Raiders of the Lost Ark and the Temple of Doom, and yet before The Last Crusade, which is interesting too. From the hints, it may even be that we're looking at the story involving a lost race of giant cyclops too. 

Judas

Platform(s): PC
Release date: TBC

When Ken Levine dissolved Irrational Games, he did so out of a desire to create smaller narrative-driven experiences where your choices have true consequences. Judas is Ghost Story Games' first attempt at exactly that, with this upcoming FPS equipped with Big BioShock Vibes and a pretty stunning visual style. It's likely that Judas is still a little ways away, but what we've seen of it so far is certainly impressive. This is one to watch for sure.

Little Devil Inside

Platforms: PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, Nintendo Switch, PC
Release date: TBC

After starting life as a Kickstarter project, Little Devil Inside actually appeared in the big PS5 showcase in 2020. This is an RPG with survival elements involved, and quite the little sense of humour. It's set in a Victorian-esque era, where you're tasked with discovering - and fighting - a range of bizarre monsters. It looks like quite the romp. 

Marathon

Platform(s): PS5, PC, Xbox Series X/S
Release date: TBC

Marathon is a sci-fi extraction shooter and the first totally new project from developer Bungie in over a decade. The first CGI trailer for the game showcases some of the "Runners" -- players -- and the striking visual style of the game. The PvP title will see players look for mysterious artifacts while taking on others solo or in teams of three.

Marvel's Blade

Platform(s): TBC
Release date: TBC

Marvel's Blade is now in the works from Deathloop and Dishonored developer Arkane Studios. We don't know an awful lot about it just yet, save that it'll be a third-person action game that most likely won't release for at least another couple of years, but the teaser trailer shown at The Game Awards 2023 has more than whet our appetites for the vampiric comic book hero's long-awaited return to the video games scene. Let's just hope the studio has learned some lessons from Redfall and keeps this one a single player venture, which we understand at present it very much is.

Marvel's Wolverine

Platform(s): PS5
Release date: TBC

Ok, so we don't know much about the new Marvel's Wolverine game right now, only that it's being made by Spider-Man studio Insomniac and is a PS5 exclusive. We do know that it served up an absolutely kick-ass teaser trailer for its reveal, featuring our favorite clawed grump sat at a bar in the aftermath of a brawl, trying to enjoy a whisky. He's rudely interrupted, and that's when those famous talons make their appearance. We don't even get to see his face in the short snippet, but we're excited anyway.

Mass Effect

Platform(s): TBC
Release date: TBC 

In addition to Dragon Age 4, BioWare has also confirmed its returning to the final frontier with a new entry in its long-running Mass Effect series. A brief teaser trailer released at the end of 2020 was all that was needed to get us excited, showing the return of a fan favourite character in Liara, who appears older and wiser than the last time we saw her, and is seemingly on the hunt for Commander Shephard's ship, the Normandy. What could it all mean? BioWare's staying quiet for now, but we're already preparing for launch.  

Metroid Prime 4 

Platform(s): Switch
Release date: TBC

You know a series is popular when a teaser showing literally nothing besides a numbered logo can garner 2 million views on YouTube. At E3 2017, Nintendo dropped a bombshell by confirming the existence of Metroid Prime 4 - only to later announce that Metroid Prime 4 has been delayed and rebooted as Nintendo passes it to original trilogy dev Retro Studios. It could be a while before we see this one, but it'll hopefully be worth the extra wait.

Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater

Platform(s): PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PC
Release date: TBC

After many, many rumors and reports, Konami officially revealed Metal Gear Solid Δ: Snake Eater -- or Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater -- during the May 2023 PlayStation Showcase. The remake will feature the original game's "voice characters" in addition to its story and combat with updated graphics and sound. When, exactly, it might release is currently unclear.

OD

Platform: Xbox Series X, PC
Release date: TBC

The brief Game Awards look we had at Kojima's latest project, OD, tells us precious little about what it actually is. What we do know is that it's a horror experience that Hideo Kojima is working on alongside the likes of Jordan Peele and other "collaborators", Kojima says. With its star-studded cast including Hunter Schafer and a lot of screaming and weirdness, we're going to have to wait this one out to get a clearer picture of what exactly Kojima's been up to.

Open Roads

Platform(s): PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, PC
Release date: TBC 

Get ready for a road trip with Tess Devine and her mother Opal as they set out to uncover their family secrets. After discovering notes and letters tucked away in the attic of their home, the mother-daughter duo journeys to visit old abandoned family properties to learn more about their family history. Revisiting memories that each property holds, Open Roads explores the relationship between Tess and Opal and takes them on "a journey into the past they'll never forget". From Gone Home and Tacoma developer Fullbright, this notable upcoming adventure features the voice acting talents of Keri Russel and Kaitlyn Dever.  

Sand Land

Platform(s): PC, PS4, PS4, Xbox Series X
Release date: TBC

Sandland is a new adventure based on the classic manga from Dragon Ball creator Akira Toriyama - who's artistic talents also brought to life the Dragon Quest series. Developed on Unreal Engine 5, the game takes place in a desert where both demons and humans live together and both struggle due to water shortage. You'll follow the story of Beezlebub, the prince of demons, and a small sheriff by the name of Roa in search of the Phantom Lake. 

Silent Hill f 

Platform(s): TBC
Release date: TBC

Silent Hill f is a surprise new game that will tell an original story written by Ryūkishi07, who is most known for Japanese visual novels Higurashi When They Cry and Umineko When They Cry. While not too much is known about the game at this stage, the initial announcement trailer revealed it's coming to us from Neobards Entertainment, a studio that has ported games such as Resident Evil Re: Verse and Resident Evil Resistance among many others. Interestingly, we also know that the setting will be completely different, with the story set in 1960's Japan in a "beautiful, yet horrifying world". 

Silent Hill: Townfall 

Platform(s): TBC
Release date: TBC

Announced among a suite of exciting new Silent Hill shaped projects, Silent Hill: Townfall is a mysterious new project from Stories Untold developer No Code and publisher Annapurna Interactive. We don't yet know too much about the game, but many were quick to closely study the announcement trailer, which showed a transmission on a small television set. In the transmission, fans picked apart the audio to find a secret message hidden within it. While no release date or platforms have been announced just yet, more information on Silent Hill: Townfall is expected to come sometime in 2023. 

Sword of the Sea

Platform(s): PC, PS5
Release date: TBC

Sword of the Sea from developer Giant Squid sees the protagonist, the Wraith, ride a Hoversword over shifting sea of sand. Players will surf along the vast Necropolis of the Gods in order to bring back a lost ocean. With a score from Austin Wintory and art from "the visionary artist behind ABZÛ, The Pathless, and Journey," Sword of the Sea is one to watch.

Throne and Liberty 

Platforms: PC, Xbox Series X, PS5
Release date: TBC

Throne and Liberty is a new Korean MMORPG from Amazon Games and developer NCSoft, which will be free-to-play. Said to feature cross-platform PvP and PvE, you'll have to adapt to the battlefield as it's impacted by changes in weather and other players' actions. It already looks set to put Dragonlands to shame when it launches, hopefully in the not-too distant future.

The Witcher 4 

Platform(s): TBC
Release date: TBC

The Witcher 4 is officially set to kick start what will be a new AAA RPG trilogy for the Witcher series. There's still a lot of mystery surrounding where The Witcher 4 - codenamed The Witcher Polaris - will take us. All we have to go for the time being is a teaser image which intriguingly shows a medallain belonging to the school of the Lynx; which has already led to theories among fans about Ciri's involvement. We also know that The Witcher 4 is being developed on Unreal Engine 5, instead of CD Projekt Red's proprietary REDengine and it won't likely arrive before 2025. 

The Witcher Sirius  

Platform(s): TBC
Release date: TBC 

The Witcher Sirius is a new game coming from The Flame and The Flood developer The Molasses Flood with support from CD Projekt Red. Revealed alongside a host of other Witcher-shaped announcements, Sirius is the codename for the as yet untitled project that is said to have a multiplayer offering along with a single-player experience with a campaign that features a story with quests. Since the initial announcement of The Witcher Sirius, job listed have surfaced that suggest it may feature procedural landscapes and it will differ from past projects, with the experience aimed at a broader demographic of players. 

The Witcher Canis Majoris 

Platform(s): TBC
Release date: TBC

The Witcher Canis Majoris is described as a "full-fledged Witcher" game that will be separate from the upcoming AAA trilogy. Not too much was revealed in the way of details about the project code-named Canis Majoris, but we do know that it will be a "story-driven RPG" that is set to be developed by an external studio made up of veteran developers who have been involved in previous Witcher games. 

Phantom Blade Zero

Platform(s): PS5
Release date: TBC

This new action RPG from developer S-Game features a mix of Chinese martial arts and steampunk. Impressively, this title can trace its roots back to an RPG Maker title from 2010 called Rainblood: Town of Death. Phantom Blade Zero is being described as a "spiritual rebirth" of that game -- with all the improvements of Unreal Engine 5.

Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time remake

Platforms: PS4, Xbox One, PC
Release date: TBC

Ubisoft is bringing back one of the PS2/Xbox/Gamecube era's most memorable titles with a fresh remake of Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time. It might sound surprising for a studio that's been around so long, but this marks Ubisoft's first full-fledged remake, distinct from other titles they've simply remastered for newer hardware. That said, The Sands of Time remake is pretty darn faithful to the original, just with modern graphics and gameplay.

Perfect Dark

Platform(s): Xbox Series X/S
Release date: TBC 

We've long wondered what Microsoft's newly established first-party The Initiative has been up to for the last few years - turns out the answer was more exciting than any of us could have expected. Resurrecting Rare's cult classic franchise for the next-generation, Perfect Dark could be the next killer exclusive for Microsoft's Xbox family, though we're yet to see anything beyond the intriguing cinematic which debuted in 2020. Here's hoping the studio doesn't remain in the dark for much longer. 

Project 007

Platform(s): PS5, Xbox Series X, PC
Release date: TBC

In the works at IO Interactive, Project 007 (working title) is a James Bond origin story that's set to descend on consoles and PC at some point in the future. The game will feature an entirely original James Bond story, but not much is known about exactly what that will be yet. According to MGM's Robert Marick, IO was chosen because of their position as "masters of crafting living, breathing worlds of immersive storytelling". 

Routine

Release date: TBC
Platform(s): Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PC 

Developer Luna Software is back to bring us a new sci-fi horror that was first revealed almost a decade ago. Being built from the ground up, the re-reveal during Summer Game Fest 2022 gave us a look at its 80's style futuristic setting in an abandoned lunar base. From the sounds of it, it will center around exploration as you navigate through the base in search of answers. Of course, there will be some kind of threat within the base, but what it is remains to be seen. 

Slitterhead

Platform(s): TBC
Release date: TBC

During the Game Awards 2021, we got to see the very first look at Slitterhead from the director behind Silent Hill, Keiichiro Toyama. Developed by Bokeh Game Studio, trailer opens by saying that Toyama has returned for a "new challenge in horror", From what we've seen, with insect-like creatures and swords made of blood, it certainly looks like we're certainly in for a creepy experience.

South of Midnight

Plaform(s): Xbox Series X, PC
Release date: TBC

South of Midnight is a new third-person action game from Compulsion games, where we'll follow the story of Hazel. It's set in a magical version of the American South, where Hazel is trying to repair the world by defeating supernatural creatures that are all base on real-life folklore from the region. 

Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic Remake

Platform(s): PS5, PC
Release date: TBC

The classic RPG is getting a full remake thanks to Lucasfilm Games and Aspyr. If you missed it the first time around, the game is set over 4,000 years before the Skywalker saga. It's a time when the Jedi and the Sith are at war. Your job is to help stop Darth Malak as he and his Sith armada threaten the Galactic Republic, finding companions and exploring planets like Dantooine, Tatooine, and Kashyyyk along the way. 

The Outer Worlds 2

Platform(s): Xbox Series X, PC
Release date: TBC

Revealed with a cheeky piss-take out of most game trailers, The Outer Worlds 2 is coming. While info on the game is scarce for now, developer Obsidian says the title will deliver a "new solar system, new crew, same outer worlds". 

The Elder Scrolls 6

Platform(s): TBC
Release date: TBC

After years of prevaricating, party pooping, and a preposterous number of Skyrim re-releases, Bethesda came out at E3 2018 to finally confirm that The Elder Scrolls 6 is officially on the way, even releasing a short but exciting teaser trailer to prove it. That trailer in question doesn't reveal a whole lot, but suggests a number of potential settings for the long awaited sequel, from the long forgotten High Rock to the lost island of Yokuda. Sadly, this RPG is likely to stay in production for quite some time, but the more hopeful adventurers wouldn't be completely mad for expecting The Elder Scrolls 6 to release before the end of the decade. Fingers crossed. 

Wonder Woman

Platform(s): TBC
Release date: TBC

A Wonder Woman game is officially on the way from Monolith, the developer behind Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor, Middle-earth: Shadow of War, and Gotham City Imposters. So far, we've only seen a very brief teaser trailer during The Game Awards 2021, which shows off brief glimpses of the hero's iconic armor before we first see Wonder Woman appear on screen, it is said that "she will fight to unite the warriors of two worlds." 

Wyrdsong

Platform(s): TBC
Release date: TBC

Wyrdsong is a brand new game from equally brand new studio Something Wicked Games. Made up of former Bethesda Game Studios and Obsidian Entertainment, the studio's game is a fantasy RPG set in a fictional Portugal during the Middle Ages. It will apparently ask players to question "both their reality and the choices they make" in what Something Wicked hopes to be a challenge to current RPG titles.