Opening our list is Days Gone
We've had a fair share of Zombie games this year but none could swallow Days Gone's horde
of voracious undead. Picture World War Z in a video game form and there you have it.
No story details have been revealed as of the moment but the quality of its survival
gameplay adds fear and thrills for players who badly wanted a George A. Romero-inspired
game.
As far as videogames go, always shoot the red barrels.
Ranked 9th is Detroit: Become Human
The masters of branching choices and multiple endings are back with another game. Quantic
Dream moves from its Heavy Rain and Beyond: Two Souls realm and programs itself to a science
fiction machine.
In the trailer, the possibilities are almost endless. The choices you make are too diverse
and every decision you make has consequences that would be a boon or bane to your "own"
story.
8th Place is Nioh
It's Japanese Geralt as we call it. This fantasy action RPG has a similar atmosphere of Dark
Souls but set in the 17th Century Japan.
Originally a story from the legendary filmmaker Akira Kurosawa, Team Ninja manages to light
a path on his legacy. Story is vague so far but the intense gameplay and historical inspiration
from Japanese Culture is such a world to behold.
Ranked 7th is Call Of Duty: Infinite Warfare
How can the most disliked video game trailer in YouTube get away with this?
This next main entry to the Call of Duty franchise emerges from Earth and transcends its way
to the great cosmos. In the gameplay footage, not much has been revealed but the possibility
of space exploration is just around the corner.
Can Call of Duty redeem its former glory? We'll find out soon enough.
Ranked 6th is Death Stranding
Kojima's feud with Konami is over and thankfully for Sony, this mysterious game spawns its
way out of the vast announcements of insane E3 games.
Kojima Productions brings you to a moment of weirdness and oddity with The Walking Dead's
Norman Reedus as he brings you a game filled with Kojima-like possibilities.
We're calling it folks, Kojima is now in good hands.
5th Place Belongs To The Last Guardian
Not only did this game got delayed for too many times, it made long time fans lose hope
to this beloved new installment of the Team Ico franchise.
Surprisingly, this year's E3 sets the bar high for the anticipation that this game delivered.
If you're a big fan of Shadow of Colossus and Ico, then this puzzle game should crawl
through your emotions with its impressive visuals and heartfelt story. With a release
date that draws near, get yourselves ready!
4th in our spot Resident Evil VII: Biohazard
This came as a shocker for Resident Evil fans alike. The survival horror genre has returned
in a very revolutionary form: VR.
According to Sony, it is completely controlled with Virtual Reality in their PlayStation
VR. It is also playable for Xbox One and PS4. Details are obscure as of the moment but judging
from the demo and trailer, the fear is palpable and looks like Resident Evil is back.
3rd place is Final Fantasy XV
A game hyped for too many times has warped its way back again and again.
Follow Prince Noctis' band and save the world in the most ambitious Final Fantasy game to
date. The game features humongous monsters, stylish gameplay, insane summon animations
and hopefully, hopefully a story that will forever remain in our hearts.
September can't come soon enough, folks.
2nd Place belongs to Horizon: Zero Dawn
This retro-futuristic third-person adventure game wow'ed the fans with its slick gameplay
during its first announcement.
This game explores new heights of graphical prowess and wonder. Survival is essential
and the tools of your trade can be crafted by hunting and scavenging these "corrupted"
machines.
Scour the lush green valley of its brimming world with mechanical wildlife and robotic
dinosaurs.
Here are the runners-up before we reveal the number one.
And the most anticipated PS4 game of all time is God Of War
The rumors proved true. This year's Sony Conference marks the hype of yet another badass journey
of Kratos in its most glorified form.
Greek Mythology is dead, Valhalla beckons. Kratos travels to the realm of Valkyries,
Vikings and Frost Giants.
Not only did this game surprised longtime fans, it also introduced a new gameplay atmosphere
that could possibly encourage exploration and hopefully, an open world aspect.