PlayStation has a barrage of indie games coming to PS5 and PS4 in 2023, and we've listed them so you know what to look out for in the coming months. UpdateOur Tchia review is now live. There are some fantastic new and exciting indie games coming to PS5 and PS4 in 2023. The PlayStation family is getting some really varied and interesting games from the independent scene to add to the upcoming PS5 and PS5 games tin the AA space. So, we want to prepare you for them as they arrive with the hope they have a shot at the best PS5 games. [img=https://www.truetrophies.com/customimages/067469.jpg label=true]Upcoming indies for PS5 and PS4[/img] The most anticipated PlayStation Indies coming to PS5 and PS4 (in order of release) Pacific Drive https://youtu.be/nvPPggQ-pHs Coming to PS5 in 2023, Pacific Drive is a weird-looking car survival game that we just can't get enough of before release. While we wait for the Pacific Drive trophies, the team at IronWood Studios have been slowly reeling out more footage that, frankly, makes us laugh at the label of indie. It'll be you and your station wagon roaming the Zone before you run out of fuel. With roguelike elements and the promise of weird stuff — its uniqueness is haunting our hopes and dreams. Potion Craft https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-bzLHzbY-kQ Potion Craft is finally coming to PS5 and PS4 in Spring 2023, having already released on nearly everything else. It involves chilling out, collecting ingredients, and making potions for your town. Plenty of tools are involved in the complicated process, so you'll need a video game chemistry degree — aka imagination — but we know TrueAchivements Staff Writer Heidi loves this game. We can't wait to finally play it this year! Mail Time https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6qX9aG-B72M Mail Time is coming to PS5 and PS4 in April 2023. In this puzzle platformer, you will be delivering those letters faster than Royal Mail as a little mushroom sprite. Grumblewood Grove is supposed to be a pretty chill place, so we are in. Ikonei Island An Earthlock Adventure https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vuRen1_gwjo From Snowcastle Games comes Ikonei An Earthlock Adventure. This farming and village-building sim is on the way to consoles in 2023 and we tell you what, it looks like it is going to really scratch that itch of easygoing Stardew Valley-like fun. Yes, we want our plants lined up perfectly. No, you may not share our world. Sea of Stars https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BMComOd9qP4&t=2s Sea of Stars is created by Sabotage Studios; the team behind The Messenger. Sea of Stars is a traditional-inspired tactical RPG game with a modern twist. The trailer shows off the lush graphics and breathtaking world you will get to explore. Sabotage Studios seem to have a clear goal in mind for this new project. “By combining retro aesthetics and modern design, we shoot for experiences that capture what we loved about games of old while leaving behind the elements we feel might hold them back today.” The combat mechanics in this fantastical game world will see you using timed hits, combo moves, boosting, and actual turn-based combat. Players will have a lot to look forward to when the game releases in 2023. SCHiM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLvChfIFnBs&ab_channel=P... Schim is being developed by Extra Nice Games, and has a very cute concept in which you play as a little frog-esque shadow creature looking to join once more to the person who they originally belong to. The gameplay, judging by the trailer, is like a long-form puzzle version of Frogger meets Rain. The trailer shows a number of scenarios where you'll have to think a little outside the box to make progress, including a moment where it seems likely that you have to use the shadow of a parking lot motor arm to get across the road, but really will need to cause a mechanical accident in order to traverse the entire street via the shadows of the backed up traffic. It's very neat stuff, and looks like a great addition to the library of both PS4 and PS5. The game has not yet received the timeframe for release, so expect a 2023 release date. Viewfinder https://youtu.be/j56dWIqEz9c Announced and covered in our Video Game Awards PlayStation round-up, this puzzle game is an indie coming to PS5 that looks trippy and wild in all the best ways. Viewfinder uses optical illusions and a camera to let the craziness flow — making images go from 2D to 3D in a heartbeat but making your brain melt in the process. We can't tell you how up our alley this looks and cannot wait until it releases in 2023. Earthblade https://youtu.be/32yYYYxupAQ From the creator of Towerfall Ascension, a game that I am still mad didn't make it onto Lee's best co-op games list, and Celeste comes the game Earthblade. You can tell, the music and the art style make use of those wonderous stable Maddy Makes Games iconography. It's self-described as a more Metroidvania-style game and looks like it has way more dialogue than ever before, so we are hyped as heck. The 2023 release schedule is in place but no console plans have us tempting fate with an inclusion here, but we think you can be pretty secure in knowing a PlayStation release will come. Little Devil Inside [img=https://www.truetrophies.com/customimages/065897.jpg label=true]Little Devil Inside is coming to PlayStation... sometime?[/img] Little Devil Inside is coming at somepoint. It has been teetering between release dates for a long time now, so who knows? A missing release date aside, the point is that this is one of our most highly anticipated games. The Russian Doll art style seems to be matched by an interesting and weird gameplay loop. The latest gameplay trailer showed off three levels of gameplay, with the surface level being a map, then a small area, before zooming in on some third-person survival action. Its steampunk Victorian travel vibes have us in love... when are you coming home, darling? Vikings on Trampolines [img=https://www.truetrophies.com/customimages/066672.jpg label=true]Vikings on Trampolines has the good, good pixel-art[/img] Our Vikings on Trampolines impressions were really positive. While we don't know that it is coming to consoles for certain, we would say it is 99.9% likely that this is the case. In any case, the co-op genius is beyond reason, with you and up to three mates able to bounce on trampolines in a co-op mission or compete in a variety of whacky games. We can't stress just how fun and simple it was, so get on it my Viking pals. Boom. That is a lot of indies! Let us know in the comments what you are looking forward to, and let us know if there are any more we have missed!