New month, new games. In a few weeks we will officially enter the summer, the smell of holidays and free time already floats in the environment. Many will already be seeing themselves on the beach, taking turns at the beach bar to get a mojito or a piña colada, which they will give a good account of while they bask in the sun with their eyes lost in the sea… at least until that the child from the couple next door starts to play and fills our souls with sand… and of course, the mojito / piña colada.
Don’t get me wrong, I’m not a cynic and I really hope I can escape to the beach for a few days to enjoy the disconnection that these summer getaways provide. Now, if by chance or by reason said plans were cut short or, as is likely, if said vacation retirement did not cover all my days off, Yes, I am clear that I will dedicate part of the remaining time to the gamesto enjoy my extensive and terribly underutilized library of games from digital stores.
What I am not so clear about, yes, is if among the games that will take over my free time during the next vacation, there will be one of the releases this month. Because? Surely you already imagine the answer, and it is that developers and distributors seem to have agreed so that many of the most anticipated titles hit the market in a really sorry state. The Last of Us Part 1 for PC, Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, Lord of the Rings: Gollum… the list is getting longer every month, to the point that it seems that this could become systematized.
Thus, and if we have always applied for it, now more than ever we encourage you NOT to buy games before they are released. Wait until the title you wanted is already on sale and rate it based on the reviews it gets during the first few days. It is true that the pre-purchase can give you access to special rewards, yes, but surely many of those who pre-purchased any of these games for them must be banging their heads against the wall for having bought an alpha version at a definitive price.
But hey, I leave the subject that, in the end, even the illusion is taken away from one, and it is not a question of getting to that. Let’s go, then, with the main releases of the month of June 2023… and may God distribute luck!
Killer Frequency
- Release date: June 1
- platforms: PC and PlayStation 5
What promised to be one more early morning in front of the Big City Radio microphone, turns by surprise into an emergency situation in which, in the absence of the city’s police chief, you will have to take responsibility for unraveling all the mysteries that lie ahead. hide behind a threat that endangers more than one life.
Street Fighter 6
- Release date: June 2nd
- platforms: PC, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One
If there is a legendary saga of fighting games that has been present in our lives for decades and that has been able to adapt to all the platforms that have existed and have been, without a doubt, that is Street Fighter. Powered by RE ENGINE, this new installment brings us three game modes and a selection of 18 fighters, including great classics like Ryu, Chun-Li, Luke, Jamie, Kimberly and more.
We Love Katamari REROLL+ Royal Reverie
- Release date: June 2nd
- platforms: PC, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch
Katamari Damacy finds, in this release, the long-awaited continuation of an exceptionally creative proposal, both in premise and gameplay, to the point of being a game that is difficult to explain. It is enough that you know that the King of the All Cosmos accidentally destroyed all the stars in the universe. He then sent his son, the Prince, to Earth to create a huge katamari. And what is your task? Well, roll all the objects to restore order.
Diablo IV
- Release date: June 6th
- platforms: PC, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One
Diablo IV isn’t one of the most anticipated games this month, no, it’s one of the most anticipated games of the year, and from what we’ve been able to see so far, the prospects are especially good. Diablo IV offers us a return to the dark and harsh roots of the first titles in the saga, and is set in a version of Sanctuary that is still under siege by angelic and demonic forces. Get ready for what promises to be the best dungeons in the history of the saga.
Amnesia: The Bunker
- Release date: June 6th
- platforms: PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One
If you were scared and enjoyed Amnesia: The dark Descent and Amnesia: Rebirth, start preparing for the new from Frictional Games, which this time will take you to an abandoned World War I bunker, where you will have to face everyone the terrors that lurk behind the darkness. Do not allow the darkness to surround you, or you may not be able to get out of there anymore.
Layers of Fears
- Release date: June, 15
- platforms: PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S
If The Bunker leaves you wanting more scares, a little more than a week after its release comes Layers of Fears, at the end of a trilogy whose first two titles already gave us a really hard time… and a really good time, for lovers of horror genre. Explore the interiors of a lavish and haunting Victorian mansion, on a journey to try to understand your own origins.
Aliens: Dark Descent
- Release date: June 20th
- platforms: PC, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One
Although we normally associate Alien-related titles with terrifying shooters, this time we find ourselves with a very different and interesting proposition. Of course, you will have to face the terrible xenomorphs, but this time you will have to draw up a plan and execute it to perfection, because we are facing a combination of tactical role-playing game with the challenge of lateral thinking that some great titles propose. logic.
Crash Team Rumble
- Release date: June 20th
- platforms: PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One
The ineffable Crash Bandicoot returns, but this time to offer you a team competition (4 vs. 4), in which you will have to manage to get as many Wumpa fruits as possible, which means collecting the maximum… but also boycotting as much as possible. your rivals as possible, all with the devilish rhythm to which this popular and beloved saga has accustomed us.
final fantasy 16
The followers of one of the most iconic sagas in the world of video games have had to wait for nearly a decade. With a more action-packed story of rampaging Eikons and warring kingdoms, the next chapter in the Final Fantasy series aims to be a more mature adventure, both for its own learning and evolution, but also to suit the current age of those who play it. from its origins.
Story of Seasons: A Wonderful Life
- Release date: June 27th
- platforms: PC, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch
Not a month without a new farm game. With an adorable visual aesthetic, this title takes us to the Forgotten Valley, a place where you will have, at the same time, to take care of your crops and your animals, without neglecting your relationships with the rest of the inhabitants of a place as lost in the world as his own name already gives us to understand.
