June 2023 is coming up strong with a slew of excellent games. While the Redfall disaster from the previous month is still fresh in our minds, we at least hope that this month’s expectations will be met. With Diablo 4, Street Fighter 6 and Final Fantasy XVI at the forefront, both AAA and indie game categories are quite rich. In this article, we will discuss all June 2023 game release dates – but from this month onwards, there will also be a range of great gaming events. Don’t forget to check them out.
As we always do, we will list the games separately in PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch categories. There may be changes in the release dates in this listing – we will update as soon as we catch them. Still, if there is a game that catches your interest, you can check from their official sites.
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PC Games Coming in June 2023
Two of the PC games to be released in June are already the most anticipated games across all platforms: Diablo 4 and Street Fighter 6. These two games will single-handedly carry the AAA category of the next thirty days. Because most of the other games on the list fall into the indie category. You can find the games that appear as “June” as the release date, but the exact day is not known, at the bottom of the list.
Here are all the PC games to be released in June 2023:
- April’s Diary – June 1
- Battle Talent – June 1
- Driftwood – June 1
- Etrian Odyssey Origins Collection – June 1
- Homebody – June 1
- Killer Frequency – June 1
- Slayers X: Terminal Aftermath – June 1
- Street Fighter 6 – June 2
- Super Mega Baseball 4 – June 2
- We Love Katamari Reroll+ Royal Reverie – June 2
- The Elder Scrolls Online: Necrom – June 5
- Diablo 4 – June 6
- Quantaar – June 7
- Harmony: The Fall of Reverie – June 8
- MotoGP 23 – June 8
- Pro Cycling Manager 2023 – June 8
- Speed Crew – June 8
- Tour de France 2023 – June 8
- Trip World DX – June 11
- Brewpub Simulator – June 12
- Dubium – June 14
- Layers of Fear – June 15
- Fall of Porcupine – June 15
- Goodbye Volcano High – June 15
- Heist Kitty – June 15
- Park Beyond – June 15
- Pixel Ripped 1978 – June 15
- F1 23 – June 16
- Fireball Wizard – June 20
- Little Friends: Puppy Island – June 27
- AEW: Fight Forewer – June 29
- Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective – June 30
- Inner Ashes – June 30
One of the most anticipated games this month is Layers of Fear. If you like the genre, be sure to check out F1 23 too – the gameplay videos look great.
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Xbox Series X|S Games Coming in June 2023
As we delve into the June 2023 game release dates, it becomes clear that the roster of PC games shares a striking resemblance with that of Xbox games. The sole discrepancy lies in the fact that a significant portion of indie games set to release this month will be exclusive to PC. Thankfully, two major titles are also slated for the Xbox Series X|S:
- Homebady – June 1
- Killer Frequency – June 1
- Slayers X: Terminal Aftermath – June 1
- Street Fighter 6 – June 2
- Super Mega Baseball 4 – June 2
- We Love Katamari Reroll+ Royal Reverie – June 2
- Diablo 4 – June 6
- MotoGP 23 – June 8
- Tour de France 2023 – June 8
- Layers of Fear – June 15
- Fall of Porcupine – June 15
- Park Beyond – June 15
- F1 23 – June 16
- The Elder Scrolls Online: Necrom – June 20
- Harmony: The Fall of Reverie – June 22
- AEW: Fight Forever – June 29
In June 2023, Slayers X is set to grace the scene as an Xbox exclusive. Moreover, an additional ESO’s expansion pack will also make its debut exclusively on Xbox consoles. Nevertheless, it appears the real winner in terms of exclusive content this month might be the Nintendo Switch, which we’ll be discussing in a moment.
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PlayStation 5 Games Coming in June 2023
The unrivalled star for PlayStation 5 in June 2023 is undoubtedly set to be Final Fantasy XVI. This highly anticipated game is a timed-exclusive, meaning it will enjoy a period of exclusivity on PS5 due to an agreement between the developers and Sony. In the coming months or years, we’ll see the game make its way to other consoles and PC.
- Budget Cuts Ultimate – June 1 (Exclusive)
- Homebody – June 1
- Killer Frequency – June 1
- Street Fighter – June 2
- Super Mega Baseball 4 – June 2
- We Love Katamari Reroll+ Royal Reverie – June 2
- The Elder Scrolls Online: Necrom – June 5
- Diablo 4 – June 6
- MotoGP 23 – June 8
- Tour de France 2023 – June 8
- Trip World DX – June 11
- Layers of Fear – June 15
- Fall of Porcupine – June 15
- Goodbye Volcano High – June 15
- Park Beyond – June 15
- Pixel Ripped 1978 – June 15
- Alchemic Cutie – June 16
- F1 23 – June 16
- Final Fantasy XVI – June 22 (Exclusive)
- Harmony: The Fall of Reverie – June 22
- AEW: Fight Forever – June 29
We must note, though PC gamers often hold sway when it comes to Diablo 4, that the PS5 version of the game is looking truly splendid. With exceptionally smooth gameplay expected from D4, our expectations are soaring high.
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Nintendo Switch Games Coming in June 2023
This month may not see a game as monumental as Tears of the Kingdom, but the lineup for Nintendo Switch still holds its ground rather well. You might want to particularly cast your eye towards the remastered games due to hit the shelves at the beginning of the month. Many of the Switch games releasing this month are shared exclusives with various other platforms:
- April’s Diary – June 1
- Etrian Odyssey HD – June 1
- Etrian Odyssey 2 HD – June 1
- Etrian Odyssey 3 HD – June 1
- Etrian Odyssey Origins Collection – June 1
- Homebody – June 1
- Killer Frequency – June 1
- Super Mega Baseball 4 – June 2
- We Love Katamari Reroll+ Royal Reverie – June 2
- Harmony: The Fall of Reverie – June 8
- MotoGP 23 – June 8
- Speed Crew – June 8
- Trip World DX – June 11
- Fall of Porcupine – June 15
- Jack Jeanne – June 15 (Exclusive)
- Alchemic Cutie – June 16
- Charade Maniacs – June 27 (Exclusive)
- Little Friends: Puppy Island – June 27
- AEW: Fight Forever – June 29
- Crime O’ Clock – June 30
- Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective – June 30
- Inner Ashes – June 30
- Master Detective Archives: Rain Code – June 30
Between the game releases for Nintendo Switch in June 2023, significant titles such as Diablo 4 and Street Fighter 6 are noticeably absent. If these are the games you’re keen on, you’ll need to turn your attention to other consoles or a PC.
That’s all we’ve got on the June 2023 game release dates for the time being. Whether you choose a relentless battle with Lilith in Diablo 4 or a great fighting experience in Street Fighter 6, this month is going to be a great one for players. We will continue to share a similar list of this list in the coming months.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Layers of Fear 2023 a Remake?
Well, it’s a yes and a no – Layers of Fear (2023) will indeed feature remakes of the first two games. However, it will also introduce a fresh scenario to round off the trilogy. Think of it as an all-in-one package, if you will. It promises new content for seasoned players of the series while presenting a modernised version for newcomers.
Is Final Fantasy XVI for PC?
No, Final Fantasy XVI will remain a PlayStation 5 exclusive until the end of 2023. The agreement between Square Enix and Sony determines this timeframe, though we do know the game will become available for PC in 2024 and beyond. The exact release date is still under wraps, but our best guess is no sooner than the latter half of 2024.
How Much Will Diablo 4 Cost on PC?
The standard edition of Diablo 4 will set you back $70 on PC, in line with all other platforms. However, if you fancy the Digital Deluxe Edition or Ultimate Edition, you’ll need to part with $90 or $100 respectively. Before making your choice, be sure to take a look at these two editions which include in-game items.
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