For announced games, only Dragon Quest XII and Monster Hunter Wilds Ultimate really.
Also looking forward to what Xenoblade developer Monolith Software is gonna do next, but I don’t plan on buying a Switch 2 anytime soon so it’ll probably be a few years before I can even play that.
Factorio 2.1 was announced today, so that :)
I was looking forward to first light then it came out and while I’m still looking forward to it I can’t justify $100 on a single player game when I can drop $15 and get three times the playability.
One of my favorite sci-fi movies.
One of my favorite sci-fi movies.
which one? lol
there’s been many movies, but only one book that they’re all VERY LOOSELY based upon.
The 2005 Steven Spielberg one, which is the main inspiration for the game. I sometimes forget there’s other movies… some of them are so bad haha
Starseeker:astroneer expeditions
Planet Zoo 2
Still waiting for gloomwood (spiritual successor to Thief) to come out of early access. Probably will be a few years yet, tho.
I have become a big Brok The InvestiGator sucker, so I am absolutely looking forward to the spin-off survival visual novel Celsius Strays.
In Brok The InvestiGator, rats are known as squealers and are banned from Atlasia, where the game takes place. That’s a very minor spoiler since they’re mostly a nothing burger group you basically don’t see at all after the first chapter.
But in this spin-off game, which has a playable demo, you play as the chief of the squealers. The whole entire plot is centered around you making choices to help your colony survive as the hot months are coming soon. Your choices can end up getting more food, more things like bedding and clothing, machine parts to fix a water purifier thing, and I think one other thing I can’t remember right now. All supplies needed for the survival of your people.
There’s also a plot featuring a mystery character that is brought in during the chapter 1 demo, so I am absolutely pumped to learn about this mystery fellow and how he plays a role in what happens in chapter 1 that really kicks things in motion.
The moment I found out about it, I immediately downloaded the demo and played through it. For the most part, it feels like it has a pretty dark story with some minor comedic relief so far, with a little lighthearted moment in the end of the demo.
My next favorite game is probably an indie I haven’t heard of yet, but for publisher titles wolverine but I’ll wait until it is on sale
Great pick.
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I know Paralives is in early access, but I’m watching it for now!
Already bought it myself, but waiting for a few bugfixes before I dive in.
Two games actually. Biggest Warhammer 40k titels this year, at least one is.
Dawn of war 4, planned release date 17.sept 2026. Hopefully a good successor to DOW 1 and 2. Though odd that they skipped 3.
Second one is Total War: WARHAMMER 40,000 unknown release date as of yet. It’s total war game with 40k skin, not much more needed for a good game.
I came here to say the same! Good to see DoW isn’t dead and it sounds like the DoW4 devs actually understand the assignment (from what I’ve seen in interviews etc).
I’ve been a fan of TW: Warhammer for a while but the setting just doesn’t excite me as much as 40k. I’m hoping they bring the same gameplay with a spritzing of grimdark.
Don’t forget Dark Heresy, the follow-up to Rogue Trader. I don’t think we have a release date yet, but winter of this year probably isn’t out of the question.
Great picks. Adding 40k surely to my radar.
The Wayward realms!
It’s supposed to be a spiritual successor to daggerfall made from some of the original elder scrolls team members, unfortunately one of which recently passed away.
Still have until the 1st to back their Kickstarter and get alpha access next month.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1685310/The_Wayward_Realms/
I’ll probably catch some hate for this one, but also Squadron 42 from the not so loved star citizen devs. Seeing what star citizen can do when it’s working though has me pretty excited to see what a single player game, that doesn’t rely on servers that are perpetually on fire, will be like.
None, literally none. Not that I think they won’t be good! It’s just that there’s so many great ones to play already, why waste time pining for something out of reach?
Fair point, @[email protected] , tonnes of good stuff around, and honestly new games are a fortune. Was however more in an angle of what somewhat interests you, dont have to play it right away… (- -)
I’m in a very similar situation but more jaded. AI has made updating my aging system impossible which isn’t a total loss because I haven’t seen a new game I’m excited for since valheim.
I was dreadfully in love with nightingale, enough to buy it in early access. It’s the very edge of what my system can handle. It’s now no longer being developed, so I guess it will never be more than that.
I really hope this AI bubble pops soon and we get affordable parts back. I was lucky that I built my PC before all of this started but man, just buying a 1TB HDD for my Jellyfin server is draining the bank.
They already abandoned nightingale? I remember I was so excited from the trailers before it launched. Then I eventually got it free from epic.
Kind of the same. Ive locked myself into my bubble and its good here. There is no new 😁
I’m interested to see how Wolverine is. And there’s supposed to be a 2D Castlevania game coming soon that’s looking good. I’m kinda interested in the Metal Gear collection, but I doubt I’ll pay full price for any of these. Everybody seems excited about 007 and GTA6 but idk how much I’ll care about those.
I usually discover games well after everybody has moved on from them. I don’t really bother keeping up with gaming news anymore. I just get stuff on sale and enjoy them later. A lot of bugs are usually fixed by then too. I’m just now starting Star Wars Outlaws and it’s fine. Only a couple of minor bugs so far, and it’s fun enough I guess.














