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PC Gaming's E3 presentation just recently shed light on some of the games coming to
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From among over 1000 upcoming PC games for 2018, 2019, and beyond, we've made you a list
of our 25 best and most anticipated picks.
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Here’s our top picks arranged by release dates.
Shadow Of The Tomb Raider
The iconic heroine jumps into further danger as she dives into the darkness for the rebooted
series third Entry.
Safe in the hands of Eidos Montreal and Crystal Dynamics, this final entry sees Lara Croft
on her way to stopping the The Mysterious Organization Trinity.
Explore the ruined halls of ancient Latin America as you recover ancient relics that
could change the course of history.
As gorgeous as it is deadly, return her shoes once it releases on September 14th.
Tom Clancy's The Division 2
Massive Entertainment welcomes back to the Division with this latest installment of their
multiplayer action RPG.
With Ubisoft's latest look at the game, The Division 2 will see the virus spreading outward
from Manhattan and into a post-apocalyptic Washington DC.
So, bring out your friends once more, as you become the last unifying hope for mankind.
Much has yet to be seen from the title, and you can find out for yourself by signing up
for the game's beta.
It's set to release on Oct 5th, 2018
Assassin's Creed: Odyssey
With the Assassin's Creed series going on a bit of a slope, Ubisoft decided to change
gears and their progress is a delight.
Starting with the egyptian jaunt that was Origins, this exploration of 5th century Greece
continues their pivot towards choice friendly RPG.
Take a pick between their male and female characters, maneuver through the story with
their branching dialog, and wield your weapons of choice amidst the growing battles.
A loving tribute to Greek myth and history set to release this October 5th, 2018
Call of Duty: Black Ops 4
Activision's upcoming CoD title may not come surprise to anyone, but they're actually tweaking
their formula this year.
Opting out of the usual single-player campaign, Black Ops 4 is going all in on the trend with
the newest Battle Royale mode called Blackout.
Other than that, there will also be some changes to gameplay with the introduction of manual
health regeneration.
It's set to release this October 12th, 2018.
Battlefield V
Battlefield is revisiting their roots with another trip back to the battlefields of the
second world war.
Dive into action with their controversial female protagonist, and enjoy a spectacle
of destructible environments and moveable artillery.
Players will be served with more team-based interactions with changes like aided health
regen and squadmate revivals.
Following the lead of today's games, a battle royale mode might also be on the menu.
Historically accurate or not, the game is coming to shelves this Oct 19th, 2018.
Soulcalibur VI
Travel back to the 16th century to discover hidden truths in the sixth major installment
of Bandai Namco's Soulcalibur series.
A weapon-based fighting game, the series has always put a spotlight on the gaming industry's
best fighters.
This year, in celebration of their 20th anniversary, they're bringing the legendary witcher Geralt
of Rivia into the mix as a special playable character.
It's a visceral 3D experience, and it's coming on October 19th, 2018.
Fallout 76
Bethesda expands the horizons of Fallout's nuclear wastelands in this latest entry to
their radioactive Fallout franchise.
Looking pretty much like the Fallout 4 world we were introduced to, Fallout 76 promises
an interactive playground where everyone is on a struggle for survival.
Set in a persistent online world 4x bigger than the last, you’ll be have to learn to
ropes of their dog eat dog environments.
Brave the NPC-less landscape by building bases and forming alliances.
It's set to release this Nov 14th, 2018.
Just Cause 4
A franchise built on freedom and chaos, Avalanche Studios is giving you a brand new taste of
the apple of discord as you wreak more havoc in their destructible open world.
Building a new engine from the ground up, this fourth installment is built on better
foundations so expect the excitement to ramp up.
They'll be more things to destroy with four fresh biomes, each a fitting canvas for your
explosive delights.
It's set
to release
this 4th of December, 2018.
Anthem
While EA might have been in some hot waters earlier last year, we're hoping Bioware's
leadership is enough to steer this online RPG to the right direction.
Looking like an answer to Bungie's Destiny 2, Anthem hopes to stir the MMO waters with
their stunning exosuits and lush graphics.
Plus, with the lootbox-free assurance, there's plenty of hope going around for what might
be a spectacular title.
It's set to release on February 22nd, 2019.
Monster Hunter World
CAPCOM’s taking their biggest franchise to the PC.
Of course we knew it was coming.
Released on the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One this January 2018, poor MasterRace has to
wait for a couple of months for their own big release.
Take down huge monsters with your specialized weapons and team up with your friends for
that sweet loot.
It’s the ultimate Monster Hunter game and it’s coming out this Fall.
Metro Exodus
The third and biggest Metro game to date.
Deep Silver’s post-apocalyptic Russian wasteland takes you out of the tunnels and up to the
irradiated Moscow streets.
Return as Artyom and rebuild civilization amidst the nuclear winter.
The game is as atmospheric as ever with a new weapon customization system, better visuals
and more mutated monsters.
It’s coming this February 22, 2019.
Devil May Cry V
Sparda’s brooding bloodline continues in this fifth major entry to CAPCOM’s Devil
May Cry series.
The Sons of Sparda may be returning, but 4’s major character, Nero, takes center stage.
Armed with his Red Queen and Blue Rose, he continues to fight Demons in the now infested
streets.
Not much details were given about the story, but Dante and Vergil will surely return.
It’s coming this Spring 2019.
RAGE 2
Just one of Bethesda's many successful shooter series, id Software and Avalanche studios
have worked hand in hand to set the deserts ablaze in RAGE's brand new sequel.
With a presentation heralded by party master, Andrew WK, RAGE 2 is set up to the be the
insane post apocalyptic shooter we wanted.
Step into the shoes of Walker as he parties it up against ferocious new monsters in 60
frames per second.
A focused single player experience, it's set to release in Spring 2019.
Skull & Bones
Ubisoft takes on a grand maritime adventure in this new IP set in the vast Indian Ocean.
Taking after the naval expeditions of their assassin in Black Flag, Skull & Bones offers
a renewed perspective on pirate life.
Return to the dawn of the pirate age as you steal every bit of gold and litter the seas
with the flotsam of your rival's hulls.
It's a much more complete and appropriately combat-heavy buccaneer experience.
It's set to release sometime in 2019.
Atomic Heart
Although it had no coverage during this year’s E3, this first-person shooter from Mundfish
took us by surprise when they released a full gameplay trailer.
Take down clown-like machines with your insane amount of weaponry.
Obviously a direct inspiration by Ken Levine’s Bioshock series, it’s set in an alternate
steampunk world of the Soviet Union.
It’s coming this 2019.
SEKIRO: Shadows Die Twice
Moving away from the Gothic darkness of their last two breakout successes, FromSoftware
goes on a sort of homecoming with this newest title rooted in Japanese fantasy.
Putting a ninja at the forefront, it's definitely a far cry from the Soulsbourne series, shining
a spotlight on new weapon choices and mobility.
But, despite the new setting, we're hoping the devs remain true to their trademark difficulty
and challenging bosses.
Set to release in 2019.
Control
Another surprising game that showed up at E3 is Remedy Entertainment’s time-bending
game, Control.
From what we can tell, you take on the role of Jesse Farden, the new director of the “Bureau
of Control,” a bureau that fights against supernatural foes.
Players will be given the chance to explore the shifting halls at the Bureau’s headquarters
and the ominous place called “The Oldest House”.
This game is set to release in 2019
Gears 5
The Gears of War series has long been a staple of Microsoft
and with this simplified rebrand they're well on their way to a full blown franchise.
In E3, they showed us two spinoff upcoming spinoffs like the mobile Funko Pop title and
the exclusive turn-based strategy Gears Tactics.
Their latest entry to the grisly shooter is prepping you up for a new round of locust
destruction, with amped up visuals and a female main character.
Coming this 2019.
Ori and the Will of the Wisps
The next bold adventure in Microsoft’s mesmerizing metroidvania game goes back to the magical
forest.
This time, Ori meets newfound friends as they rebuild their home after a mysterious sickness
from the previous game.
A promising new combat system brings a whole new light to the cute spirit guardian.
On top of that, the game completely improves on their atmosphere and it’s filled with
freshly detailed landscapes.
It’s set to release in 2019.
Maverick’s Proving Grounds
Most Battle Royale games only limit to 100 players.
Maverick’s Proving Grounds ups the scale with 1000 players.
We’re not even sure how can their servers handle it, but from the looks of it, it’s
under control.
The game’s creators promised single-player missions and objectives that could improve
the entire BR genre as a whole.
No release date yet, so stay tuned.
Cyberpunk 2077
The most awaited game this E3 2018 comes from the developers of The Witcher series.
This is a video game inspired by Mike Pondsmith’s RPG tabletop called Cyberpunk 2020 but with
a CD Projekt Treatment.
That means open-world, memorable sidequests, great RPG elements and first person perspective.
Witness a dystopian future where Technology means the fall of humanity.
No release date yet.
The Elder Scrolls VI
We didn't get much more than an announcement trailer at Bethesda's presentation but they
knew it was enough to get us hyped until its imminent arrival.
After a long drought in the Elder Scrolls series, marked by nothing but remasters and
reinventions, it's refreshing to know there's life after Skyrim.
No details have yet been revealed, but we’re sure we’ll all get by scrutinizing every
pixel of that teaser.
No release date yet.
STARFIELD
Bethesda’s huge IP leap isn’t set on the medieval ages, nor the post-apocalyptic America.
It’s set in space!
This science fiction surprise takes us to the cosmic void.
Unfortunately, not much is known about the game except it’s taking similarities to
Bioware’s Mass Effect.
Todd Howard’s still busy with Fallout 76 right now, and it’s gonna be a while before
we find out more about this game.
DOOM Eternal
Demons?
Check.
Pile of dead bodies?
Check.
Doomguy?
Fuck yeah.
Id Software amps up the badassery of this sequel to their 2016 reboot.
The teaser trailer only showed a few things including a demon-infested planet which could
be Earth, new monsters and of course Doomguy doing his thing.
The creators of the game mentioned it will be twice as huge as the original and more
monster types.
Now that’s a lot of damage.
No release date yet.
Beyond Good & Evil 2
It’s been 15 years.
Ubisoft’s action RPG space opera gets a massive sequel.
Explore a universe where humans and anthropomorphic animals live as one, Beyond Good and Evil
has no shortage of personalities, especially with space pirate Jade on the forefront.
Explore the sacred city of Ganesha alone or with a friend in co-op multiplayer!
No release date yet.
SABLE
The tissues were out for comicbook fans last E3 after indie developer Shadeworks reveal
of their Moebius inspired adventure.
Looking straight out of the pages of Jean Giraud's classic graphic novels, there's so
much to love about the games' visual quality.
But, the icing on the cake is the immersiveness of their sparse, desert open world.
While it can't hold a finger to Breath of the Wild's scale, Sable seems to capture the
beauty of exploration and discovery in their lush, small scale universe.
It's set to release in 2019.
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