The original was a thoroughly enjoyable sci-fi survival horror that featured a distinct sense of place. Liam: Does a game from 2008 need a remake? The jury is still out on that one I guess, but for what it’s worth, I’m glad Dead Space is making a comeback. Also the pixel art looks so good, the clouds in particular look so nice, I want to take a nap in them.ĭead Space Release date: January 27th 2023 I want to pet all the cute cats, and A Space For The Unbound lets me do exactly that. Rachel:Very excited about this Indonesian adventure from Mojiken. Honestly, what's not to love? Get it in my veins this instant. It also has dozens of cats you can pet and name around town. Its pixel art rendition of rural Indonesia is absolutely stunning, and its story of a high school romance with just a smidge of supernatural weirdness to it has big Makoto "Your Name" Shinkai energy to it.
That's, like, a lifetime ago in pandemic years, and I'm so pleased it's almost here - especially after speaking to director Dimas Novan last year. Katharine: At long last, A Space For The Unbound has a release date, and it's real soon! Coming out in just a couple of weeks on January 19th, my excitement levels for this slice-of-life, coming of age tale are absolutely through the roof at this point, the game having been delayed multiple times ever since I first clapped eyes on it right at the start of 2020. It's going to be a pretty great year for video games, I suspect, so let's get stuck in with what we're most excited about right now.Ī Space For The Unbound Release date: January 19th 2023
Some of our favourite games of 2022 didn't even exist when we put together our most anticipated list back in January, and I absolutely cannot wait to see what else 2023 has in store us. Indeed, the first three months of the year alone are already looking pretty stacked at the moment, and with big 'uns such as Starfield also aiming to arrive before the end of June, I have a feeling that 2023 is going to be a pretty bumper year compared to the last couple.Īnd these are just the games we know about right now, too. Why so many games this year? Well, when you consider over half of our most anticipated list from 2022 ended up getting delayed into 2023, that extra surplus of indies and blockbusters alike already puts us in a pretty strong position for 'cool games coming out' over the next 12 months.
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