Here are the key upcoming events and releases to mark in your calendar...


STREET FIGHTER 6 Ryu and his martial artist chums known for regularly beating the snot out of one another return this month for another entry in the Street Fighter series, which this time around is no longer a PlayStation console exclusive. Most intriguing for casual fans of the genre is probably the new World Tour mode, which allows players to create their own character and go on an adventure alongside new series mascot Luke in Metro City.


https://www.streetfighter.com/6


JUNE 1st-20th 2nd 8th


INDIE CUP UNITED KINGDOM ‘23 Indie Cup UK ’23 is an online-only festival which puts the spotlight firmly on indie games currently in development in the United Kingdom. Each game will receive its own showcase micro-website with trailers, screenshots and descriptions, and will be considered for awards by people actively working within the games industry.


https://indiecup.net


SUMMER GAME FEST SHOWCASE Summer Game Fest is returning for yet another digital cross- industry festival and will kick things off with a live showcase of upcoming video game release announcements, some of which will be playable


as demos on digital storefronts at home. There’s been very little this year in terms of announcements (or even rumours) about which games will actually appear at the show, but there’s one thing that we can say is almost certain to be there … Geoff Keighley wearing another pair of outlandish trainers with a suit jacket that doesn’t match.


https://www.summergamefest.com


12 | MCV/DEVELOP June 2023


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