Dying Light like Minecraft (yes this is a tenuous link) means that when night falls
the world changes.
Unlike Minecraft you're not greeted by jumping pixel spiders you're very unwelcome to a hoard
of the infected.
You must spend your daylight hours gathering supplies, crafting weapons and building your
defence because when the darkness takes over so do the zombies.
The cycle will keep you on your toes as night time also allows the sedated population to
develop jumping, running and climbing skills.
Aw this is easy I'll just jump up on the rooftop here, nope.
A reboot of the stealth extravaganza series Thief is finally with us after original publishers
Eidos were picked up by Square Enix back in 2009.
Ghosting your way around the Baron's manor your character Garrett must check himself
before he wrecks himself when it comes to stealth mechanics and ultimately remain undetected.
Going against everything you've ever been told about combat you must actively avoid
it and fingers crossed this looks to be a great breath holder.
Dark Souls is back and it comes with this rather moody and obscure trailer but that's
the Souls games in a nutshell you're left to work it out for yourselves.
From Software are no spoon feeding "here have a cuddle and you'll feel better developers".
Like a desperate dog vying for my owners attention I want to embrace this time and show Tanimura
and Miyazoe that I bloody deserve a cuddle and I'll get my reward no matter how hard
you make your games.
YES!
Super.
Smash.
Bros. Nintendo gives us just a little reminder of all the little beauties they've come up
with over the past 14 years.
Super Mario Galaxy lovers should enjoy the introduction of Rosalina and Luma to the game
mashing it up alongside a bit of trippy rainbow road action from Mario Kart.
Smash.
Smash!
Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain promises new controls and gameplay mechanics which
players can learn to get used to in the prologue out in March - Ground Zeroes.
Kiefer Sutherland joins the rank of voice actors taking on the role of Snake and the
cinematic scenes could develop the storytelling of MGS 5 even further than the past games
in the series.
Oh and they've bought back the original PS1 Solid Snake so if you want to get your nerd
on, you've got the chance.
Hideo Kojima give us all you've got!
This is the most recent trailer to emerge from CD Projekt Red about upcoming game The
Witcher 3: Wild Hunt and it's pretty beautiful.
The final part in the series this open world invites you to explore the mysteries of multiple
regions and with absolutely no loading screens the continuous gameplay builds up a complex
story in a setting apparently 30x bigger than the past two Witcher's - awesome.
Tom Clancy's The Division is next up and PC gamers take a breathe this one's not a straight
console port you're getting in on the action.
Post apocalyptic New York City is your base caused by a Black Friday disease... dubious
but some incredible graphics from this one as Ubisoft uses the snowdrop engine which
intrinsically captures light, simulates weather elements and produces a day and night cycle.
Looks like this one could be pretty sexy.
Coming exclusively to Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC Titanfall is a multiplayer with an injection
of single player elements.
With two types of characters players can call in an airdrop of their titan to switch it
up from their pilot by simply leaping into your size upgrade.The seamless nature of this
transition is impressive and impressive enough to win over 60 awards at E3 this year so I
think Titanfall deserves its place in the top 10.
You control the robot, you become the robot.
But despite its introduction to Xbox next-gen, it won't be compatible to Kinect.
Are Respawn missing a trick?
Maybe.
Maybe not.
Halo's original creators Bungie are bringing it back and this time they're bringing the
last city on Earth with Destiny due out September 2014.
This multiplayer FPS has an evolving story-line turning this game into a multipart epic.
Although it bares some similarities in appearance to Borderlands this game shouldn't be underestimated
and with weapons such as "The Thunder Lord" you can definitely colour me interested.
Previously expected for launch in November this year, Ubisoft's open world hacking lovechild
Watch Dogs was pushed to Spring 2014 but I reckon it's worth the wait.
Your modern day assassin Aiden Pearce takes his hacking skills to a fictional Chicago
and takes advantage of the technology surrounding him in order to connect with the city's central
operating system.
Pretty badass.
A cat and mouse online multiplayer mode also runs in this game giving players the chance
to chase each other down.
Who's excited?
I'm excited!
Let's do this 2014.
I know all of the games aren't here and you'll probably be mad about that but I couldn't
include them all because it's a top 10.
So, subscribe enjoy.
See ya next time.