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Release Dates for New PS4 Games in 2023!

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1 year ago

December 23, 2022

What new PS4 game releases are scheduled for 2023? Look no further if you need a complete list of PlayStation 4 release dates in 2023. As per usual, we’ll keep this post updated throughout the year with fresh titles and release dates so you always know what new PS4 games are coming out. There are still many thrilling PS4 games in development, despite the fact that the focus has mainly shifted to the PS5 at this time.

Of course, you can locate those as part of our PS5 guide through the link if you’re seeking for New PS5 Games Release Dates in 2023. Other useful information may be found here, such as PS4 to PS5: All Games with Confirmed Free Upgrades and PS5 Game Boost: All Major PS4 Game Improvements.

Release Dates for New PS4 Games in 2023
The release dates for every new PS4 game in 2023 and beyond are shown below. Please be aware that this information was current at the time it was published and is continually updated. Although we’ll try to keep this page up to date, publishers occasionally change their release schedules, so the dates are always subject to change.

January, 2023

Vengeful Guardian: Moonrider (PS4) – January 12th
One Piece Odyssey (PS4) – January 13th
A Space for the Unbound (PS4) – January 19th
Persona 3 Portable (PS4) – January 19th
Persona 4 Golden (PS4) – January 19th
Monster Hunter Rise (PS4) – January 20th
Wonder Boy Anniversary Collection (PS4) – January 26th
Disgaea 7 (PS4) – January 26th (Japan)
Season (PS4) – January 31st
SpongeBob SquarePants: The Cosmic Shake (PS4) – January 31st

February, 2023

Chef Life: A Restaurant Simulator (PS4) – February 2nd
Deliver Us Mars (PS4) – February 2nd
Wanted: Dead (PS4) – February 14th
Tales of Symphonia Remastered (PS4) – February 17th
Atomic Heart (PS4) – February 21st
Like a Dragon: Ishin! (PS4) – February 21st
Hello Neighbor: Search and Rescue (PS4) – February 22nd
The Light Brigade (PS4) – February 22nd
Blood Bowl 3 (PS4) – February 23rd
Octopath Traveler II (PS4) – February 24th
Scars Above (PS4) – February 28th

February, 2023 (Tentative)

Redemption Reapers (PS4) – February 2023

March, 2023

Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty (PS4) – March 3rd
Fatal Frame: Mask of the Lunar Eclipse (PS4) – March 9th
Trails to Azure (PS4) – March 14th (US)
Peppa Pig: World Adventures (PS4) – March 17th
Trails to Azure (PS4) – March 17th (UK/EU)
Resident Evil 4 (PS4) – March 24th

March, 2023 (Tentative)

Amnesia: The Bunker (PS4) – March 2023

Q1 2023

Sker Ritual (PS4) – Q1 2023

April, 2023

GrimGrimoire OnceMore (PS4) – April 4th (US)
Hogwarts Legacy (PS4) – April 4th
GrimGrimoire OnceMore (PS4) – April 7th (UK/EU)
Process of Elimination (PS4) – April 11th (US)
Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection (PS4) – April 14th
Process of Elimination (PS4) – April 14th (UK/EU)
God of Rock (PS4) – April 18th
Ad Infinitum (PS4) – April 20th
Tin Hearts (PS4) – April 20th
Afterimage (PS4) – April 25th
Kizuna AI: Touch the Beat (PS4) – April 27th
Dead Island 2 (PS4) – April 28th
Nuclear Blaze (PS4) – April 28th

May, 2023 (Tentative)

TT Isle of Man: Ride on the Edge 3 (PS4) – May 2023

June, 2023

Street Fighter 6 (PS4) – June 2nd
Diablo 4 (PS4) – June 6th

Q2 2023

Blazing Strike (PS4) – Q2 2023
Final Fantasy I – VI Pixel Remaster (PS4) – Q2 2023
Loop8: Summer of Gods (PS4) – Q2 2023
Monster Menu: The Scavenger’s Cookbook (PS4) – Q2 2023
Teslagrad 2 (PS4) – Q2 2023

July, 2023

Trails into Reverie (PS4) – July 7th

2023 (Tentative)

Akka Arrh (PS4) – 2023
Aliens: Dark Descent (PS4) – 2023 (US)
Animal Shelter Simulator (PS4) – 2023
Anonymous;Code (PS4) – 2023
Arctic Awakening (PS4) – 2023
Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon (PS4) – 2023
Assassin’s Creed Mirage (PS4) – 2023
Blasphemous II (PS4) – 2023
Bounty Star (PS4) – 2023
Bramble: The Mountain King (PS4) – 2023
Broken Roads (PS4) – 2023
Cartel Tycoon (PS4) – 2023
CATAN: Console Edition (PS4) – 2023
Dark Envoy (PS4) – 2023
Disney Speedstorm (PS4) – 2023
Do Not Open (PS4) – 2023
Dordogne (PS4) – 2023
Dredge (PS4) – 2023
Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes (PS4) – 2023
Eternights (PS4) – 2023
Everspace 2 (PS4) – 2023
Exoprimal (PS4) – 2023
Flashback 2 (PS4) – 2023
Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn (PS4) – 2023
Flock (PS4) – 2023
Freedom Planet 2 (PS4) – 2023
Goodbye Volcano High (PS4) – 2023
Gori: Cuddly Carnage (PS4) – 2023
Granblue Fantasy: Relink (PS4) – 2023 (US)
Granblue Fantasy: Relink (PS4) – 2023 (UK/EU)
Green Hell VR (PS4) – 2023
Hotel Life: A Resort Simulator (PS4) – 2023
Humanity (PS4) – 2023
HUMANKIND (PS4) – 2023
Inazuma Eleven: Great Road of Heroes (PS4) – 2023
Infinity Nikki (PS4) – 2023
Kaku: Ancient Seal (PS4) – 2023
Kerbal Space Program 2 (PS4) – 2023
Killer Klowns from Outer Space: The Game (PS4) – 2023
Kona II: Brume (PS4) – 2023
Labyrinth of Galleria: The Moon Society (PS4) – 2023 (US)
Level Zero (PS4) – 2023
Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name (PS4) – 2023
Mato Anomalies (PS4) – 2023
Meet Your Maker (PS4) – 2023
Moving Out 2 (PS4) – 2023
Nightmare Reaper (PS4) – 2023
Oxenfree II: Lost Signals (PS4) – 2023
Potion Craft (PS4) – 2023
Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time Remake (PS4) – 2023
Ray’z Arcade Chronology (PS4) – 2023
Roller Drama (PS4) – 2023
Schim (PS4) – 2023
Sea Horizon (PS4) – 2023 (US)
Sea of Stars (PS4) – 2023
Sherlock Holmes The Awakened (PS4) – 2023
Shinorubi (PS4) – 2023
Smile for Me (PS4) – 2023
SquadBlast (PS4) – 2023
Suikoden I & II HD Remaster: Gate Rune and Dunan Unification Wars (PS4) – 2023
Super Bomberman R 2 (PS4) – 2023
Sword Art Online: Last Recollection (PS4) – 2023
Syberia: The World Before (PS4) – 2023
System Shock (PS4) – 2023
Tchia (PS4) – 2023
The Devil Within: Satgat (PS4) – 2023
The Division Heartland (PS4) – 2023
The Isle Tide Hotel (PS4) – 2023
The Legend of Nayuta: Boundless Trails (PS4) – 2023
The Settlers: New Allies (PS4) – 2023
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (PS4) – 2023
The Wolf Among Us 2 (PS4) – 2023
Thirsty Suitors (PS4) – 2023
Time Flies (PS4) – 2023
Tintin Reporter: Cigars of the Pharoah (PS4) – 2023
Top Racer Collection (PS4) – 2023
Trackmania (PS4) – 2023
Under the Waves (PS4) – 2023
Valfaris: Mecha Therion (PS4) – 2023
Void Terrarium 2 (PS4) – 2023
Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun (PS4) – 2023
You Suck at Parking (PS4) – 2023
Ys X: Nordics (PS4) – 2023 (Japan)

2024 (Tentative)

Like a Dragon 8 (PS4) – 2024
Lost Soul Aside (PS4) – 2024

TBA

9 Years of Shadows (PS4) – TBA
Battalion 1944 (PS4) – TBA
Castlevania Advance Collection (PS4) – TBA
Century: Age of Ashes (PS4) – TBA
Deathgarden (PS4) – TBA
Devil’s Hunt (PS4) – TBA
Divinity: Fallen Heroes (PS4) – TBA
Farside (PS4) – TBA
Gamer Girl (PS4) – TBA
Grim Guardians: Demon Purge (PS4) – TBA
In the Valley of Gods (PS4) – TBA
Infinity Strash: Dragon Quest The Adventure of Dai (PS4) – TBA
Jenny LeClue: Detectivu (PS4) – TBA
Knifeboy (PS4) – TBA
Life of Delta (PS4) – TBA
Log Jammers (PS4) – TBA
Lord Winklebottom Investigates (PS4) – TBA
Monochrome Mobius: Rights and Wrongs Forgotten (PS4) – TBA
Moon (PS4) – TBA
Mordhau (PS4) – TBA
Pass the Punch (PS4) – TBA
Project Witchstone (PS4) – TBA
Sail Forth (PS4) – TBA
She Sees Red (PS4) – TBA
Soundfall (PS4) – TBA
Spirit Hunter: Death Mark II (PS4) – TBA
Star Child (PS4) – TBA
Sunless Skies: Sovereign Edition (PS4) – TBA
Tales of the Neon Sea (PS4) – TBA
The Dark World: Karma (PS4) – TBA
The Elder Scrolls Legends (PS4) – TBA
The First Descendant (PS4) – TBA
This Is Pool (PS4) – TBA
Trifox (PS4) – TBA
Undying (PS4) – TBA
Wavey the Rocket (PS4) – TBA
Witchfire (PS4) – TBA
World of Horror (PS4) – TBA

Which upcoming PS4 game releases in 2023 are you most anticipating? Please bookmark this page as we will be adding to it every day. Also, don’t forget to leave a comment below with the titles you are most looking forward to.

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Are you eagerly anticipating what Absurd Ventures has in store for us in the coming years

Published

17 hours ago

May 17, 2024

Zach Riley

Activision has recently announced the establishment of a new studio, Elsewhere Entertainment, located in Warsaw. The studio has been entrusted with the exciting challenge of creating a groundbreaking AAA franchise that will captivate players with its immersive storytelling and innovative gameplay. A significant number of employees were let go by the large corporation after the completion of Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard King earlier this year.

According to IGN, Activision made the announcement in a blog post, sharing that the team will be based in Poland with additional resources in the US. The studio has assembled a team of highly skilled individuals who have worked on acclaimed titles such as The Last of Us, Uncharted, The Witcher, Destiny, Far Cry, and Tom Clancy’s The Division.

Activision’s response to IGN’s request for a studio logo or official artwork was rather unconventional. Instead of providing the requested materials, they sent over the Cambridge University dictionary definition of the word “elsewhere.”. However, with a discerning eye, one may catch a glimpse of something lurking in the background. The publication acknowledges that, whatever it may be, it has no connection to Call of Duty. Elsewhere Entertainment has been granted full access to Activision’s extensive resources and cutting-edge tools, enabling them to further enhance their production and development capabilities. We may have to wait a while before we find out what they have in store for us.

Curious about Activision’s latest venture, Elsewhere Entertainment? Opening a new studio after numerous layoffs—is it a tasteless move or simply another harsh reality of the video game industry? Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments section below.

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Rockstar Co-Founder Dan Houser is currently working on the development of an exciting new ‘Open World Action-Adventure’ game

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18 hours ago

May 17, 2024

Zach Riley

Last year, we reported that Rockstar co-founder Dan Houser had launched a new studio called Absurd Ventures, with the aim of developing original IP for all platforms and formats. The new outfit has recently started development on a game that boasts top-notch combat and third-person action in a variety of game modes.

This information is available, as Eurogamer discovered, from a recent job listing on the developer’s website. The company is looking for more people to join their team and contribute to an “open-world action-adventure game.”. According to Eurogamer, it seems that the project they are working on is still in its early stages. They are currently in the process of hiring for important positions like lead designer, lead gameplay designer, art director, and technical director.

Absurd Venture is dedicated to crafting immersive narrative experiences across a wide range of mediums, such as games, animation, books, graphic novels, live-action, and scripted podcasts. Their mission is to create captivating worlds, compelling characters, and engaging stories that span diverse genres. The former vice president of writing at Rockstar, who co-wrote both Red Dead Redemption games, has recently joined the studio. Additionally, Lazlow Jones, a former writer and producer at Rockstar, has also come on board.

Are you eagerly anticipating what Absurd Ventures has in store for us in the coming years? Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments section below.

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Assassin’s Creed Shadows, the physical version, requires an online connection for installation

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2 days ago

May 16, 2024

Zach Riley

Players who choose to go with a physical copy of the recently announced Assassin’s Creed Shadows will need an Internet connection in order to finish the installation. This is unlikely to pose a problem for most Ubisoft fans, but it does align with a trend that is worth mentioning. It follows a requirement that was initially introduced in 2023’s Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora and will also be the case with the upcoming Star Wars Outlaws.

As reported by VGC, pre-orders for the game are now available, and a notice on the front box art at retailers such as Best Buy and GameStop states: “Internet connection is necessary for game installation.” For Avatar, players had to install a day-one patch before being able to start the game. However, both Shadows and Outlaws come with a warning prominently displayed on the front of the box.

The lack of a clear explanation for this requirement raises concerns about the long-term preservation of the game, particularly if the servers are eventually shut down. In December, Ubisoft made the decision to delist the original The Crew, effectively ending its run. This unfortunate event may not be the last time we see a game meet a similar fate.

What are your thoughts on Ubisoft’s requirement of an online connection for the installation of its flagship games? Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments section below.

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