Xbox and Bethesda have revealed dozens of games that will all be released within the next 12 months.
The show, which took place at 6 p.m. on June 12, bombarded viewers with trailer after trailer.
Almost all content arrives directly into Game Pass, Microsoft’s “Netflix for video games” that has proven a huge success over the past two years.
However, on everyone’s mind was Starfield, the next game from The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim and Fallout developed by Bethesda.
Many of the Starfield details have already been pieced together, but this gave us a decent first look at the gameplay, features and size.
What games were shown at the Xbox Gallery?
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The Xbox Bethesda Show wasted no time in giving Xbox Series X and PC owners a lot to see.
The show kicked off with an in-depth look at Arkane Studio’s new co-op shooter Redfall.
From acclaimed developers Dishonored and Prey, the new game pushes the studio into a multiplayer world with up to four players on a team.
The next major game was A Plague Tale: Requiem, an experience based on an evocative story about a brother and sister who survived a deadly rat plague.
One of the most anticipated games on offer is Forza Motorsport, the long-awaited sequel to Forza Motorsport 7.
Following the massive success of Forza Horizon 5 in 2021, developer Turn 10 has stunned fans with a truly immersive next-generation motorsport experience.
Speaking of Forza Horizon 5, you will also receive Hot Wheel DLC, continuing the beloved tradition of the franchise.
Overwatch 2 also played a major role, as Blizzard Activision demonstrated extensive gameplay from the sequel to one of the highest-grossing multiplayer successes.
Blizzard has also announced that Diablo 4 is coming to Xbox Series X, giving fans their first look at the RPG.
Persona will arrive on Game Pass, with Persona 3 Portable, Persona 4 Golden, and Persona 5 still playing on Xbox.
The biggest surprise of the evening was Hideo Kojima’s appearance to confirm the arrival of his next game on Xbox and promise that it will be a video game “that no one has tried before”.
The rest of the revelation was as follows:
- Wu Long: Fallen Dynasty
- cocoon
- Ravenlock
- Sea of Thieves – Season 7
- The legacy of Oriban Al Shade
- on the earth
- repentance
- Nakara: Blade tip
- As the twilight falls
- The latest Benedict Fox case
- revival shooting
- Light year limits
- Minecraft Legacy
- Flintlock: Siege of Dawn
- contempt
- Coffin 2
- Fallout 76 – Pet
- Ara: An Untold Story
- Flight Simulator – 40th Anniversary
- high on the waist
- Hollow Night: A Song of Silk
What is the release date of Starfield?
By far, Bethesda’s biggest reveal of Starfield Night, which finally gave fans a first look at the highly anticipated sci-fi RPG.
It’s the company’s first game since the popular Fallout 4 in 2015 (Fallout 76 was developed by Bethesda Game Studios Austin).
The game will be huge, with more than 100 systems and more than 1,000 planets for players to explore.
There will be space combat, spaceships, and customizable rules, along with the classic dialogue system featured in Fallout and The Elder Scrolls.
Players will be able to explore the world from a first-person or third-person perspective, with the biggest shooter ever in a Bethesda title.
The game was originally set for November 11, 2022, but has been pushed back to a mysterious premiere in early 2023.
Since all games featured at this event are pledged to be released within the next 12 months, this means that Starfield cannot be released after June 2023, unless there is an unexpected delay again later.
What time does the Xbox Show event follow?
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Although tonight revealed enough to satisfy fans for months, Xbox announced that it will be introducing a second show.
This will give viewers the opportunity to “get a deeper look” at the games on offer.
It will take place on June 14 at 1 PM EST (6 PM GMT) and will run again for 90 minutes.
On the Xbox Wire website, the company says, “We’ll be sharing new trailers, taking a deeper look at Xbox news and the Bethesda Games Showcase, and talking to some of your favorite game makers.”