The Game Awards 2023 is underway right now, and we’re expecting a night full of video game recognition and, of course, reveals. Geoff Keighley’s annual December show has been home to some big game announcements, and we’re expecting no different tonight. This year, we should get some news regarding Baldur’s Gate 3’s Xbox release date, an update on Metaphor: ReFantazio, and a potential “major announcement” from Xbox. And, there are sure to be plenty of surprises in store. So keep refreshing this page throughout the night to get updates on everything announced at The Game Awards 2023 as it happens live.If you want to tune in for yourself, make sure to check out our article on how to watch The Game Awards 2023 and what to expect. Read on to see everything announced at The Game Awards 2023 so far.Josef Fares’ Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons Is Getting a RemakeIGN’s Twenty Questions – Guess the game!Josef Fares is the creative lead on co-op games like It Takes Two and A Way Out, and now his first big game is getting a remake. Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons Remake is coming to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC on February 28, 2024. The original game is unique because you control two characters at the same time with each control stick, creating for a solo co-op experience.Rise of the Golden Idol RevealedWe got a look at Rise of the Golden Idol, the followup to the indie hit The Case of the Golden Idol. It’s coming to Steam, PS5, PS4, Xbox, and Switch.Supernatural Action Adventure Usual June RevealedWe got a look at Usual June, a supernatural-looking action adventure with a cel shaded art style. It’s coming sometime in 2025.Daniel Mullins’ Next Game Is Pony Island 2: Panda CircusWe got our first look at Pony Island 2: Panda Circus, which showed off the creepy atmosphere featured in Daniel Mullins’ new upcoming game.Harmonium: The MusicalWe got a look at Harmonium: The Musical, an upcoming musical platformer adventure coming to Xbox Game Pass.Dead Cells Studio Motion Twin Reveals WindblownWindblown is the next game from Motion Twin, the team behind the acclaimed 2D roguelike Dead Cells. Windblown has an emphasis on co-op gameplay, with fast-paced action, and gorgeous anime-esque cutscenes. Motion Twin said it was craving a lightning-fast combat roguelite, but it didn’t exist. So, they started development on Windblown!Thrasher Announced from the Developer of ThumperIndie dev Drool showed off Thrasher, which looks to be cut from the same cloth as their previous game, Thumper. Flashy colors, thumping music, and lots of action was shown off in the reveal trailer. It’s coming to PC sometime next year.
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