#2019 new game update#
#2019 new game Pc#
#2019 new game series#

Kratos and son will be back sooner than we'd hoped, but going by the title things won't be so rosy for the Norse world. The safe money was probably on God of War 2 not arriving until 2022, but it seems the gods are smiling on us. Expect another open world, with giant robot dinosaurs and more of the same ancient tech aesthetic that made the first game such a hit.

#2019 new game Pc#

Since the original got a PC port eventually too, there's high hope that the same will happen here also. The sequel to the hugely successful Horizon Zero Dawn is due some time in 2021, and curiously it'll be coming not only to the PS5 but also the older PS4. Get the latest Resident Evil 8 news Horizon Forbidden West Continuing with the protagonist and first-person perspective of Resident Evil 7, this otherwise looks like a bit of a fresh start for the franchise, with a rural snowy setting and.werewolves? Read more about Halo Infinite Resident Evil 8: VillageДЄfter a detour to remake Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil 3, Capcom is returning to the main story in Resident Evil 8: Village. Let's hope it looks better by the time the release rolls around. We've now seen the first gameplay from the title, but that was a short-lived relief, as quickly afterwards it was delayed until autumn to give the team time to respond to some fairly critical fan feedback. Halo Infinite will mark the return of Master Chief, but is also allegedly a spiritual reboot for the entire franchise - which is very intriguing. When it arrives, it'll be a pretty wild looking timeloop shooter - think Groundhog Day with assassins and you're halfway there.

#2019 new game series#

Originally set for 2020, Arkane's Deathloop is now coming in May 2021, when it'll come to PS5 and PC - fans on Xbox Series S/X will get it eventually, but they'll have to wait longer. Read more about Amazon's New World Deathloop

It's clearly been through the ringer along the way, but we enjoyed the game when we got to play it so there's definitely promise there. This long-delayed MMORPG from Amazon Game Studios started life as a game based on the colonisation of America (hence the title), before being re-tooled into something a little more fantastical when everyone pointed out the political ramifications. If you'd rather find out about great games that are already actually out, your best bet is to check out our individual guides to the best games on the PS4, Xbox One, PC, and Switch. Here are all the biggest games that are on the way in 2021 or beyond, along with trailers, release dates, and pre-order info where we have it. With the launches of the PS5 and Xbox Series X now behind us (though stock shortages not so much) we can also expect to see graphics get better and better as devs begin to tap into the real potential of the new hardware, and begin to develop games that aren't also destined for previous-gen hardware. Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.We're near the end of 2020 already (phew) but there's still plenty to look forward to for gamers, with 2021 bringing massive games like Halo Infinite, Horizon Forbidden West, and (best of all, if you ask me) God of War: Ragnarok. Which games are you looking forward to? Let us know in the comments below. Though, if you're curious about next year, then check out our feature compiling the biggest release dates of 2020.

#2019 new game update#

More release dates are likely to be confirmed as the year goes on, so be sure to check back often as we update this article with new additions or potential changes. To help you keep track of all the games coming out, we've compiled a list of all the noteworthy release dates for the biggest ones confirmed to come out in 2019 so far. And the most recent Death Stranding and Disco Elysium make up some of the best this year, too.

Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice and Resident Evil 2 Remake started the year off well, but there's far more on the horizon. This year has already been an exciting time to play games. Despite the looming next-generation consoles like Sony's PS5 and Microsoft's Project Scarlett, you won't have to worry about any shortage of exciting new games to look forward to and play. We're near the end of 2019's fall release season, but there's still several games scheduled to round out the year.