Mass Effect: Andromeda, Horizon: Zero Dawn, Red Dead Redemption 2, and much more.
These are the 30 games you might’t miss in 2017!
Weve tried to keep the list to games that at least have 2017 release windows, though.
Well keep updating this list as more release dates are announced, of course.
Its veryTexas Chainsaw Massacre.
In fact, I played the game with PS VR at E3 2016 and had a very spooky time!
Buy Resident Evil 7 right here!
Buy Yakuza 0 right here!
Nioh
February 9 | Team Ninja | PS4
Niohhas been a long time in the making.
Of course, none of that ever came to pass, as development went quiet for many years.
No one, including myself, ever expected to play anotherHaloreal-time strategy game.
Now theyre faced with a new threat: a group of Covenant outcasts known as the Banished.
I playedHalo Wars 2at E3 2016 and was impressed by how well theHalofranchise still translates to the RTS genre.
Buy Halo Wars 2 right here!
This open-world action-adventure game presents a primitive world overrun by robots.
And it all looks absolutely gorgeous.
You play as a hunter named Aloy, as she explores her world while fighting giant, mechanized creatures.
Buy Horizon Zero Dawn right here!
Its not quite the military simulator of yore, butGhost Recon Wildlandsmight just be the next best thing.
Buy Ghost Recon Wildlands right here!
Basically, your classic high school experience.
Buy Persona 5 right here!
Expect crimefighting, lots of racial slurs, and Butters being the most adorable villain ever.
Buy South Park: The Fractured but Whole right here!
It makes a game featuring a bunch of sports!
This handheld title includes soccer, baseball, tennis, golf, and horse racing.
Basically all the hits.
BioWares finally bringing the franchise back with a whole new adventure in a completely different galaxy.
Youre basically a space pioneer.
That should bring an entirely fresh perspective to the series.
Buy Mass Effect: Andromeda right here!
Sail across the seas with your friends and do battle against enemy ships.
Buy Sea of Thieves right here!
Its the perfect arcade experience for anyone looking to unwind and blow up some monsters with a shotgun.
Bandai Namco is finally putting this one out in early 2017.
Prepare for some Mishima ridiculousness.
Buy Tekken 7 right here!
This ones a must-have for fans of that era of gaming.
This might be the win the series desperately needs.
Buy Sonic Mania right here!
At least thats what Sega hopes.
Theres not much else to say about this sequel, as weve only seen a short teaser so far.
But what weve seen at least confirms that the game looks gorgeous.
Buy Red Dead Redemption 2 right here!
that once seemed to indicate that the series was dead.
Will Ryo finally catch up to his fathers killer?
Probably not tillShenmue IV, right?
Personally, Im most excited to see a bit more X-Wing action.
The original sci-fi horror game is a classic that inspired later hits, such asDeus ExandBioShock.
With a modern touch, the game could be one of the great survival horror games of the year.
Theres really nothing holding back this game, as long as it actually arrives in 2017!
Buy The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild right here!
Buy Injustice 2 right here!
What it lacks in straightforward narrative, it more than makes up in first-person shooting.
Well, actually its not a sequel but more of a reimagining of the original 2006 FPS title.
You control main character Morgan Yu, who lives on a space station thats suddenly overrun by evil aliens.
Its your classic setup that sparks a whole lot of shooting and carnage.
Buy Prey right here!
All we know is a release window: 2017.
We expect to hear way more in the coming months if Telltale is indeed sticking to that promis.
I think Insomniacs release plans for its own Spider-Man game will probably decide when Telltales game actually hits shelves.
Your mission: take out the bad guys in any way you see fit including blowing everything up.
Buy Crackdown 3 right here!
It certainly looks charming, but it sounds a bit darker than meets the eye.
I can only hope that means it will arrive in the West around the same time.
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