Everything announced during Summer Game Fest 2023

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Hello! The Summer Game Fest 2023 opening livestream has ended. The two hour show brought us a variety of new trailers for upcoming games, along with annoucements for ones which have already been released.

Don't worry if you missed it, below you'll find everything announced during the Summer Game Fest 2023 opening event, as it happened. (Be prepared — there's quite a lot.)

It all began with a reveal for Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown from Ubisoft, which will be released on 18th January 2024:

Next up came an extended look at Mortal Kombat 1 developed by NetherRealm, which will be released on 19th September. If you'd like to take look at some very cool fatalities, check out the trailer below:

We then got a look at some rough gameplay capture of Path of Exile 2, the sequel to Grinding Gears' free-to-play action role-player. If you're a Path of Exile fan, then put 18th July in your diary because more news will be arriving on this date:

This was followed by a look at a collaboration between Street Fighter 6 and Exoprimal featuring Mecha Ryu fighting a dinosaur and a look at Mecha Guile. This bizarre crossover will be arriving sometime in the autumn:

Nicolas Cage then appeared on stage himself to talk at some length about his appearance in Dead by Daylight. He will be arriving in game on 25th July, but, if you're playing on PC, you can download the test build from 5th July:

Next up came the world premiere of the trailer for Netflix's third season of The Witcher — volume one of which will be released on 29th June:

This was immediately followed by a trailer for Witchfire, which will enter early access on 20th September:

We then had some first-person shooter action with a trailer for Crossfire: Sierra Squad, which coming to