A notable Xbox insider has shed light on a new first-party game that should be revealed in early 2023.
A notable Xbox insider has shed more light on what Microsoft's gaming division plans to do in early 2023. To put things lightly, 2022 was a pretty rough year for those on Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and Xbox One. While Microsoft originally planned to launch titles like Starfield and Redfall this year, those games ended up getting delayed, which led to a major void of first-party releases for Xbox.
Shared by video game industry reporter Jeff Grubb in a recent episode of the XboxEra Podcast, Microsoft should be holding a new event of some sort early next year that will center around the future of Xbox. Grubb didn't provide many details about what this showcase would entail in full, but he did tease that one Xbox studio would announce a game at this time that would be equal in scale to Obsidian's Pentiment, which released a little over a month ago.
First established in 2010, Tango Gameworks has become a developer within Xbox Game Studios that primarily focuses on horror titles. The studio's first two projects, The Evil Within and The Evil Within 2, were released in 2014 and 2017 respectively. Earlier this year, Tango let loose Ghostwire: Tokyo on PlayStation 5 and PC, with the promise that it would be coming to Xbox Series X after a year of exclusivity.
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