Microsoft's Gamescom 2023 Plans: Over 30 Games In Largest Xbox Booth Ever

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  • Microsoft's Gamescom 2023 plans revealed: largest Xbox booth, Xbox FanFest return.
  • Over 30 games showcased, but some highly anticipated titles like Starfield will not be playable.

Microsoft Corp MSFT has revealed its plans for Gamescom 2023, featuring the largest booth ever for Xbox and the return of Xbox FanFest.

According to IGN, the booth will showcase over 30 games across 150 gaming stations, including presentations for "Starfield," "Forza," and "Ara: History Untold."

However, these games will not be playable at the event. The ones that'll be available for eager gamers to try are: "Towerborne," "The Elder Scrolls Online," "Microsoft Flight Simulator," "S.T.A.L.K.E.R 2," "Payday 3," "Jusant," "Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon," "Party Animals," "Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty," "Under the Waves," and "Persona 5 Tactica."

See Also: Xbox Proclaims Starfield As 'One of the Most Important RPGs Ever Made,' Reveals Expansion Plans, Promises Bug-Free Experience

The focus seems to be on games scheduled for release in 2023 or early 2024, with no mention of anticipated titles like "Fable," "Avowed," "South of Midnight," "Clockwork Revolution," and "Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2."

Microsoft will also host three days of live streams from the Xbox booth, providing in-depth looks at some of the showcased games, along with gameplay and developer chats.

For fans of Xbox FanFest, there will be a virtual event streaming on Xbox's Twitch channel on Aug. 23 at 11:30 am Pacific / 2:30 pm Eastern / 7:30 pm UK.

Gamescon 2023 will take place in Cologne from Aug 23 to Aug 27.

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