Hi guys!
Its Raine again giving you another exciting set of upcoming games.
This time it’s the 11 Simulation Games coming to the PC and consoles this 2019.
Here they are arranged by their release dates.
Outward
The medieval period has always been the realm of RPGs.
But this time, the guys from Nine Dots Studio takes you to a fantastical medieval paradise
with a survivalist twist.
Removed from the usual plot armour of most roleplaying games, this adventure simulator
type title aims to put a spotlight on the everyday struggles of warrior, mage, and other
not-so ordinary citizens.
Simulating our human necessities in a strange land of magical dangers, you'll have to worry
about hunger, thirst, and sleep in between all those epic monster fights in their vast
open world.
It's the modern RPG at its most realistic, ramping up the excitement of the savage wilderness
by removing the convenient safety nets we've all gotten used to.
While it's not the best-looking game right now, they got one thing that will get you
hooked and that is their local splitscreen mode--allowing for double the fun with friends
and family.
Set to release on the PC, PS4, and Xbox One on Mar 26th.
Car Mechanic Simulator
Let's face it.
We can't all be dad's favorites but we sure as hell can try.
Thankfully for us, there's Red Dot Games' all in one simulation game that will help
us squirrell our way into our father's hearts with each learned tool and successful nuts
and bolting.
Jokes aside, Car Mechanic Simulator is shaping up to be a serviceable vehicle--pun intended--for
both racers and car enthusiasts Already released on the PC last July 2017, it earned decent
scores on the platform, getting mostly positive reviews.
Aside from choosing vehicles and giving them flashy paint jobs, Car Mechanic Simulator
also takes players on a pretty comprehensive tour of whatever goes on under the hood.
Educate yourself with all the moving parts and tweak each car to personalized perfection.
Though it doesn't have the competitive thrills of most racers, it does give you a pretty
realistic feel of taking your custom-made babies around the block.
It's coming out on the PS4 and Xbox One this Mar 31st.
Tropico 6
You heard that right.
Everyone's favorite not-so benevolent dictator is coming back for more construction and mismanagement.
About four or five years after their last installment gave us new life but left us just
a little wanting, Tropico 6 promises to remedy their past mistakes with new doses of city
simulation, like bigger landscapes, new roads and infrastructures, and world-renowned tourism
spots.
These are all well and good but then again, there's plenty to be said about autocrats
and their promises.
Welcoming the return of El Presidente build your empire--i mean, republic--on their new
archipelagic landscapes through the four eras of Colonial Era, World Wars, the Cold Wars,
and the Modern Era.
Unlike the previous titles, Tropico 6 is reported to have fully simulated citizens, making them
more prone to whine and revolt.
Putting the bananas in banana republic, it's set to release on Mar 29th on the PC and later
in the year for the PS4 and Xbox One
Beyond Blue
Just when you thought Subnautica wasn’t enough, E-Line Media takes you in a deep and
dark watery abyss in this underwater exploration game.
From the makers of Never Alone, dive deep into the mysterious aquatic chasm set in the
far future.
Your Thalassophobia won’t do you any better here.
Use technologies that can let you see, hear and sense the ocean in more meaningful ways
ever attempted.
Fortunately for us, the game doesn’t rely on horror elements.
So expect adorable OR odd aquatic creatures and beautiful biomes.
It comes out this early 2019 on the PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
Bee Simulator
This doesn’t need further explanation.
Varsav Game Studios wants us to experience the life of a bee!
It’s the perfect game to remind us that these little hardworkers are dying at an alarming
rate and we should protect them at all costs.
Explore the world through the eyes of a bee.
Compete with your other friends in the colony in races, pollen collecting, and even waggle
dancing.
It’s a wholesome experience that’s great for relaxation, and a constant reminder that
they’re on the brink of extinction.
It comes out this Spring 2019 on the PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Switch.
Night Call
Looks like Noire is back on the menu, boys.
Monkeymoon’s new kind of narrative adventure game isn’t just all about solving problems.
Set in a black and white version of Paris, you play as a taxi driver with full knowledge
of the land.
Its unique gameplay element happens inside the vehicle.
At nighttime, you are not only a driver.
Listen to the experiences of your passengers as they talk about mysterious murders and
creepy unsolved mysteries.
Once you get the necessary information, it’s your call to collect clues and stop the killer.
It comes out this Summer of 2019 on the PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Switch.
Wreckfest
Remember Twisted Metal?
THQ Nordic’s very own take on the racing-destruction genre takes you to a crazy world where vehicles
pit themselves in a total crashfest.
It’s more like a spiritual successor to the FlatOut series.
Powered by sophisticated driving dynamics and realistic physics, it’s the ultimate
vehicular carnage as you ready yourself and demolish all the other racers in your way.
Customize your vehicle to its battle-ready features because there are no rules in this
game, just make it to the finish line in one piece.
It comes out sometime this 2019 on the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
The Blackout Club
When Stranger Things meets The Breakfast Club.
Question’s first-person co-op game is centered around a group of teenage friends as they
investigate a mysterious secret behind the city.
Enjoy its procedurally generated missions while at the same time running away from an
otherwordly threat that you can only see with your eyes closed.
It’s currently out on Steam as an Early Access game, but for the full experience,
we might have to wait for awhile as it comes out, hopefully, this 2019 on the PlayStation
4 and Xbox One.
Descent
This sci-fi shooter slash simulation from Descendent Studios’ is a re-imagined version
of the original 6-degrees of freedom classic that was released way back 1995.
With almost 3 decades, experience the completely refined Descent with better visuals.
With Earth’s resources nearly depleted due to the rise of the greedy Megacorporations,
become the last hope for mankind as you harvest resources around the Solar System.
Earn your reputation as you choose from 4 different classes across 20 ships.
Customize them to your own liking and ready yourself as you plunge into an immersive space
adventure.
It comes out sometime this 2019 on the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
Damnview: Built From Nothing
A mix of simulation and sandbox.
Developer Brainwash Gang takes you to a world about occidental culture and its different
social classes.
Immerse yourself in a kafkaesque world sprawling with working people like cogs in the machinery.
Sounds like real life?
You got that right.
Capitalism is the game’s central theme, explore the vast and detailed sandbox world
and work your way up the classes.
Meet interesting characters while at the same time managing your finances, building your
own home and live in a false utopian society.
No release date yet, but it’s coming out sometime this year on the PC, PS4, X1 and
the Switch.
Before we reveal the last game, you can check out the complete list of upcoming games on
our website, whatoplay.com.
Links in the top right corner and the description box below.
Animal Crossing
One of the most awaited Nintendo titles this year is none other than Animal Crossing.
Just teased last year in a troll-like announcement, it’s the first time of the series to come
out on the Switch.
Still a working title, expect the fun and wonderful experiences of your daily slice
of life with the wonderful characters of the Animal Crossing community including Villager
and of course Isabelle.
Knowing Nintendo’s track record when it comes to their beloved life-simulators, Animal
Crossing on the Switch is gonna be packed with a ton of surprises for new and old fans.
But as of the moment, all we can do is speculate and wait for upcoming announcements.
And yes, no release date is available at the moment.
But don’t worry, Nintendo is trying their best to release the game within this year!
And those were the 11 Upcoming Simulation Games for 2019.
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