For the ninth year in a row, The Game Awards will celebrate the last year of video game releases, while looking forward to what’s coming next. Each year promises a handful of brand-new announcements on top of the usual updates for upcoming games. Host and creator Geoff Keighley has said this year that this is the “biggest production to date.” To catch you up and keep you up to date, here’s everything you can expect from The Game Awards 2023.

South Korean cinema has long been fascinated with socioeconomic disparity, and speculative sci-fi has become a fertile playing field for so many directors. Bong Joon-ho had Parasite. (And Okja. And Snowpiercer). Lee Chang-dong had Burning. And Um Tae-hwa has Concrete Utopia, an apocalyptic thriller that’s equal parts Animal Farm and The Impossible.

The push-and-pull between the haves and have-nots in this particular apocalypse is at times darkly funny, and at others deeply disturbing and moving. Like so many of his contemporaries, Um (with the help of co-writer Lee Shin-ji) deftly juggles satire with evocative humanism. Its disparate tones are embodied in each member of Concrete Utopia’s ensemble, the majority played to perfection by some of South Korea’s biggest heavyweights.