Publisher Nacon gives a look at their upcoming games with Nacon Connect 2023!
2023 is shaping to be one of the best years in gaming for a while, and publisher Nacon have given us a taste of what to expect from them with the recent Nacon Connect 2023, showcasing off a number of their titles that are on the way.
First up we got a taste of the upcoming roguelite Ravenswatch, which is being made by the developers behind Curse of the Dead Gods and is scheduled for an April 6th 2023 release into Early Access. Moving on we're treated to the first look at the Superhero turn-based tactical game Capes, from publisher Daedalic Entertainment, giving players a chance to recruit heroes into their team and take back their city. There's currently no release date for this, but a 2023 release date - though you can try the Demo right away via Steam. Fight for sanity in the great war with the first person horror game Ad Infinitum that's coming in September 2023.
We also got a fresh look at some of their already released titles including: Clash: Artifacts of Chaos, Train Life: A Railway Simulator and Session: Skate Sim.
Sports fans there's plenty of new titles for you to look forward to with the reveals of TT Isle of Man: Ride on the Edge 3 (May 11th 2023), Rugby 24 (September 7th 2023), Tour De France 2023 (June 8th 2023) and the new IP Tiebreak (2023).
In addition to Ad Infinitum, we also got a look at another upcoming war game with the reveal of War Hospital - this time set during WW1 and will be a top-down simulator survival game. Rob from the rich and give to the poor? We got a first look at the upcoming co-op action game Gangs of Sherwood, which lets you play as one of the Merry Men in this new 1-4 player twist on the legend of Robin Hood.
Closing out the show we got fresh looks at both the upcoming The Lord of the Rings: Gollum and the first gameplay for RoboCop: Rogue City.
While we wait for the future, you can save on their existing catalog right now with the Nacon Connect Promo on Gamesplanet - which is live now until March 19th.