Your most anticipated game(s) at the moment.

[Imperioratorex Caprae]

1. Arkham So-totally-no-Joker-this-time Knight
2. Shadows of Mordor, NexGen or PC matters not to moi.
3. Destiny
4. DA: Inquisition
5. Borderlands Prequel

Thats enough for me, I don't get hyped about games too much until I've played them but these 5 are ones I want... especially if SoM lives up to its promise. I want that Nemesis system to work right so bad, I want NPC's to really react to me, fear me...
I said fear me!!!! [sub]Four exclamation marks mean srs bznz[/sub]

 

[Kricketz]

Destiny's number one on my list. Beta was fun, and looking forward to seeing the other worlds. Sunset Overdrive and The Division are next. Both games look rock solid, can't wait to play them. Looking forward to The Crew as well as Inquisition. Super Smash Bros and Captain Toad from Nintendo's corner. Also, that Gauntlet remake looks mighty interesting as well.

Next couple of month's are going to be quite busy.

 

[ScrabbitRabbit]

Shin Megami Tensei IV is finally being released in Europe for £17.99.

Buying that shit the second it comes out.

 

[Randoman01]

Civilizatios Beyond Earth is a game that I am interested in.

 

[chaser5000]

Let me see

The Division
Destiny
Evolve
Borderands Prequel
Civ Beyond Earth
Far Cry 4
Kingdom Hearts 2.5

 

[A_Parked_Car]

Not too much for me actually. I'm fairly excited for Metro 2033: Redux and Hearts of Iron IV. The latter isn't coming out until 2015 I believe.

 

[Super Cyborg]

Fan-made. Also, I'm practically chomping at the bit for new Cyberpunk 2077 info. Any other SMT games you'd recommend to somebody who's only really played Persona 1 & 2?

If you live in the States and have a PS3, you can buy Persona 3+4, SMT Nocturne, and SMT Digital Devil Saga on the PSN. If you have a 3DS there is Soul Hackers and SMT IV, both overall good games, but not as strong as the others. Those are the ones I've played or at least know a decent amount about. There is Devil Survival games for the DS that I've heard good things about. It is a grid based tactics game like Final Fantasy Tactics. Those are the ones I can think of on top of my head. If you play Nocturne, it is very brutal and unforgiving and if you go into a boss battle with the wrong set up, you will fail badly. I went against a boss and he took me out before I even had a chance to attack. The beauty of it is that you can change your team up and then win, instead of grinding for hours. I switched my team up and changed my character up a bit, went for a second round, and came up on top.

 

[Worgen]

Bayonetta 2
Killing Floor 2
The new Gauntlet
Hyrule Warriors

 

[Johnny Novgorod]

Wow I haven't commented on this already?

Borderlands Pre-Sequel
Batman: Arkham Knight
Far Cry 4
Kingdom Hearts 3
The Evil Within
The Last Guardian (joke mention)

 

[Elijin]

Destiny's number one on my list. Beta was fun, and looking forward to seeing the other worlds. Sunset Overdrive and The Division are next. Both games look rock solid, can't wait to play them. Looking forward to The Crew as well as Inquisition. Super Smash Bros and Captain Toad from Nintendo's corner. Also, that Gauntlet remake looks mighty interesting as well.

Next couple of month's are going to be quite busy.

Phew, Im not the only one looking forward The Crew.

 

[Jeezy56]

4 - Timesplitters rewind... i have a long wait

Yes! Some updates would be nice, it's been a while since their last one where it looked like they had map completely done. Aside from the obvious fact that it's just being made in peoples spare time, I imagine making the game FEEL like a TS game is pretty challenging and I guess they want to get it right. I want them to get it right too, but they originally said there was going to be an early version ready in December last year...

I'm looking forward to Fallout 4, Doom (maybe, it could go wrong), Civilization: Beyond Earth and Project CARS.

 

[Ishigami]

Dragon Age: Inquisition (PC)

I played through DA:O I think 7 times by now and it became one of my all-time favorites. While DA2 was rushed and limited in scope I still enjoyed it as well overall.
What I have seen of DA:I thus far is exciting me. Larger areas as a semi open world with a more active combat in lineage with DA2 that seems to retain the tactical aspects of DA:O band together with BioWares usual character interactions and storytelling makes a compelling argument.
Am I happy with everything I saw? - No. The UI seems to focus on consoles too much and the character outfitting seems a little lacking and we are still limited to 4 party members when 5 would give so many more tactical and strategic options. However overall I'd say the few issues I have I can overlook them if the game pulls off other features well.

Destiny (PS4)

I've played the Alpha and the Beta and I liked what I played there. I think the game looks beautiful and runs pretty smooth. The aiming is a joy and the world is quite intriguing.
Running the strike for loot to build my guardian was pretty addictive.
I'm not happy about their decision to limit Raid access to friend/clan groups and not offering a party finder for it and I'm concerned that the initial launch content may only last a week or two.
But given Bungies experience motivating players in Halo I?m willing to waive my scruples for the time being.

Resident Evil (PC)

I love the remake on GameCube and I'm really happy that Capcom decided to remaster it for other platforms. It is in my opinion the best Resident Evil ever made.
Initial screenshots seem rather odd I have to admit like a sharpen filter used instead of actual higher resolution but even if the visuals are not that great I?m willing to overlook this as long as I can go back to mansion to relive an actually good survival-horror-game.

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt (PC)

It is visually impressive and I do like their realistic character behavior and more grounded fantasy world. But I am not sold on the combat of the predecessors. It just doesn?t flow the way I want to fight: Rolling all over the place and stuff.
I'm also not so much a fan of predefined characters in an RPG.

Metal Gear Solid V: Phantom Pain (PS4)

I did not buy the glorified demo that was Ground Zeroes and Quiet is still an horrible design. However the gameplay demonstration was quite impressive. It might finally be a MGS where you actually play more than you watch cut scenes.

Alien: Isolation & Routine (PC)

I combine these two as they are very similar. Basically first person horror games in which you can't really fight back. Routine features a none linear approach as I understand it and A:I is more story driven and linear.
I find the concept of these games intriguing I'm yet not sure if I buy both, just one or neither of them. A:I has put a dent in my excitement with their preorder deals while the gameplay demonstration of Routine actually gave me motion sickness? something I haven't experienced since Doom (1993).

The Division (PC)

Visually stunning and the gameplay gimmicks are nothing to sneeze at as well.
Seems to be a really good 3rd person coop-shooter.
Given UbiSoft track record with presentations and actually delivery however there is reason to be cautious.

Cyberpunk 2077 (PC)

This one actually got me pretty excited. Unlike The Witcher series it seems like we will be able to create our own characters there.
I know that not much is known yet but considering CD Project REDs The Witcher series I feel like that it has pretty good grounding to become really good.

Rise of the Tomb Raider (PC)

I actually really enjoyed Tomb Raider despite the Lugoscababib Discobiscuits. It's the best instalment in the series since well Tomb Raider (1996) for me.
Yes not much tomb raiding there and Uncharted did it before it but this was what I imagined a modern Tomb Raider is supposed to be like.
And I'm up for more of that.

Uncharted 4: A Thief's End (PS4)

Mentioning Uncharted of course I?m also looking forward to the new Uncharted. Naughty Dog produces some quality entertainment and I expect that U4 will be good as well.
I enjoyed U1 to 3 quite well even though I had small issues with the controls as the abundance of animations made it feel kind of "laggy" and the aim was off.
Still Drake is a likeable rascal and enjoyed the rides.

The Order: 1886 (PS4)

60FPS feels better than 30FPS no matter what.
Despite their poor reasoning it seems like a decent 3rd person shooter and I'm a sucker for steam punk.

Guilty Gear Xrd -Sign- (PS4)

I never got into Guilty Gear before so I take this chance.
Hard to believe it's done in 3D. Now this is how you do "anime style".

The Evil Within (PC)

Seems like a proper survival horror game of the likes of Resident Evil or Silent Hill. With Capcom on the action path we don't get too many of those anymore.




Honorable Mentions:

Halo 5 (Xbox One)

I actually enjoyed Halo 4 and Halo: Reach. I wouldn't mind buying Halo 5 as well but the Xbox One I bought was faulty so was the replacement so I retuned it altogether and got my money back.
Apparently the Xbox One might get a price cut then I might try again.

Final Fantasy XV (PS4)

Just to put it finally to rest.
Seriously though the "gameplay" shown didn't make much sense to me but I didn't play Kingdom Hearts so maybe that's the reason.
There is just so much wrong with Square-Enix that I have little hope this actually turns out good.

Ori and the Blind Forest (Xbox One)

Looks beautiful? again no Xbox One at the moment.

Quantum Break (Xbox One)

I enjoyed Alan Wake so I think I might enjoy this as well. Seems interesting enough with this time manipulation gimmick. But I'm still lacking an Xbox One.

 

[spartan231490]

I'm most excited for Dragon Age: inquisition. Destiny and BL: presequel are on my list as well, but not as high. Those are really the only three I'm looking at.

 

[Lilikins]

This is exactly the reason I made this thread haha, so many games Ive not yet heard of that do look interesting after reading up on them.

I didnt know there was a new Timesplitters coming out...that ones going to be a must have aswell haha.

 

[Jeezy56]

I didnt know there was a new Timesplitters coming out...that ones going to be a must have aswell haha.

It's hard to define what it will be because there's not been that much info released about it, but I can tell you that it's not a Free Radical/Crytek made game, this is simply a project that's being worked on by fans of the original series. As far as I know it will be a PC release (there was a steam greenlight thing ages ago) and I imagine it's mostly for multiplayer. I thought I read somewhere that they will be putting in a story mode as well, but because it's going to have everything (perhaps, eventually) from the first 3 games I don't know how that would work. Maybe it's just remaking the original story missions, which were pretty awesome. But I think everyone wants the mapmaker included - that was a great bit of kit!

 

[Malbourne]

Personally looking forward to Shantae: Half-Genie Hero. It's been almost a year since I helped to kickstart it, so I'm looking forward to seeing how it's been turning out (besides all the new stuff they've been drip-feeding followers, like stages, concept art, etc). Now I've got a swanky wallpaper, so I'd say my donation has already paid for itself!

Aside from that, there's the sweet line-up geared to hit the Wii U, and I'm also curious about Sunset Overdrive, Insomniac having been on my radar for years now.

 

[TheYellowCellPhone]

Killing Floor 2. It's going to be glorified gun porn and decapitation physics, and I'll love it.

 

[BathorysGraveland2]

Witcher 3: Pretty obvious, really.

Risen 3: Massive Piranha Bytes fan here, and after the mess that was Risen 2, I'm still hopeful. It drops in a few days, and from what I've seen and heard it looks much, much better than the second game, so I'm quite optimistic. Hell, I'm excited even!

Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord: Warband is one of my favourite games, with over 1,000 hours sunk into both single and multi player, so I'm pretty fucking excited. War of the Roses was shit, Chivalry was okay, but man, Mount & Blade is where the fuck it's at as far as medieval combat simulators go, so I'm looking forward to it. Holy fuck yes!

I'm also looking forward to Wasteland 2, Pillars of Eternity, The Age of Decadence, Runemaster and the new Planescape game (forgot its title) but not as much as the others I mentioned.

Oh, and Kingdom Come: Deliverance is looking absolutely amazing, but that's not for a while off yet.

 

[MHR]

SPAZ 2

That's Space Pirates And Zombies. It's getting a sequel this year and it's going to be amazing. Top-down 2D shooting gameplay on a 3D playing field, combine direct piloting and RTS gameplay involving many customizable ships. Play as a pirate captain commanding your fleet against 200 AI captains all trying to survive the galactic zombie apocalypse by building, scavenging, mining, cooperating, but mostly murdering each-other's fleets and ultimately succumbing to the infection themselves.

It has its own steam store page and you can see a trailer there for it.

I'm not really looking forward to any other games. There's Half Life 3 I'm looking forward to playing before I die, but that seems a bit optimistic

In my mind, SPAZ 2 is going to last me hundreds of hours while I also work on my huge backlog of other games I'm going to finish to my 100% completion satisfaction at the age of 110 while I'm on my deathbed surrounded by hot babes all sad that I'm going to die and not be able to sex them all the time anymore. Okay, maybe the part about getting through this backlog is a bit far-fetched.

 

[StoleitfromKilgore]

Not many, but I'm really anticipating the following:

"SOMA", Frictionals next game. It seems they are going for a more original, deeper story this time. It will be interesting to see how the reception will be. Obviously, this time Frictional, not thechineseroom, is making the game, but since Thomas Grip has been referring to Amnesia:TDD as being a bit shallow, there certainly will be changes.

"Torment-Tides of Numenera": I'm certainly not the only one waiting for that, considering that there isn't exactly a shortage of Planescape-/BGII-fans.

Same for "Pillars of Eternity".

Possibly also "The Long Dark".

Also, "The Witcher 3", but I don't think I will still be able to run that in a reasonable manner with my poor old GT240M.