5 video games you might have forgotten are in development and might release in 2023 (5 more unlikely to come any time soon)

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2022 has seen numerous video games already, and there are tons more to come in the next half of the year. Entries like God of War Ragnarok and Saints Row are sure to get their due diligence, as most people are awaiting them eagerly.

But how about some titles still in development, which are probably flying under the radar for many people. There are many such video games scheduled for a 2023 release date that have been announced, but not much has been heard since.

And yet there are even more video games that might have made the rounds more, but so far have no release window even planned, not to talk of an exact date.

Note: This article reflects the writer's opinions.

Alan Wake was one of Remedy's older games, after their successful Max Payne series. Launched in 2010, the first Alan Wake video game told the story of the eponymous protagonist, a writer retiring to the town of Bright Falls for some peace to overcome his writer's block.

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There, things take a turn for the weird, with shadow creatures attacking people and reality-bending nightmares occurring.

While the title ultimately sees Alan stuck in a different plane of reality known as the Dark Place, he does make an appearance in Remedy's latest game, Control. In the AWE DLC, Wake’s story is somewhat taken forward, although not to the point of being finished.

Then, in The Game Awards 2021, Alan Wake 2 was announced to be in development, scheduled for a 2023 release date.

This upcoming video game will take a turn from the action-adventure genre of the previous titles to a survival horror feel. The gameplay will be from a third-person perspective and use Remedy's own Northlight engine.

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Yes, a Dead Space remake is in the works, this time