Your votes have been counted, and we've ended up with a list of E3 2019's top ten PlayStation games. As is the case every year, we asked you lot to vote for your three favourite titles of the show, and whichever game gets the most votes is our official Game of the Show.
With Sony's absence at E3 2019, we expected it to be quite a close call, but in the end, one title in particular pushed away from the rest -- a clear winner.
We received over 3000 votes this year, so as always, we'd like to thank everyone for their support!
Without further ado, let's unveil our top ten PlayStation games of E3 2019, along with our prestigious Game of the Show.
10. Ghostwire Tokyo - 85 votes (3%)
9. Dying Light 2 - 98 votes (3%)
8. Elden Ring - 114 votes (4%)
7. Borderlands 3 - 119 votes (4%)
6. Marvel's Avengers - 133 votes (4%)
5. DOOM Eternal - 158 votes (5%)
Easily the best part of Bethesda's otherwise dreadful E3 2019 press conference, DOOM Eternal looked hella fun in its meaty gameplay trailer. Bloody and unashamedly brutal, we can't really see this being anything but a win for the first-person shooter masters over at id Software. At this point though, we just can't wait to get our hands on the game and tear some demons limb from limb.
4. Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order - 235 votes (8%)
Respawn Entertainment's take on Star Wars might look a tiny bit rough around the edges, but it clearly has a lot of potential. Wielding a lightsaber as your primary weapon, the combat looks dynamic and engaging -- something that past licensed titles have all struggled with to some degree. Backed by some excellent music, the Star Wars Jedi gameplay demo we saw during EA's mostly pointless livestream was without a doubt a highlight of E3 2019, and we look forward to seeing much more.
3. Watch Dogs Legion - 275 votes - (9%)
Watch Dogs Legion looks ambitiously barmy, and that's not something you see from AAA titles every day. Ubisoft lifted the lid on this one at its E3 2019 press conference, and a lengthy gameplay demo wowed with how dynamic it was. Indeed, as the name suggests, you don't play as just one character in Legion. Instead, you hop between protagonists who can be permanently killed in hacktivist group DedSec's fight against oppression. Again, it's an incredibly ambitious concept, and we're honestly rather desperate to see how it all works out.
2. Final Fantasy VII Remake - 496 votes (16%)
Storming away from the pack with almost double the votes of Watch Dogs Legion, Final Fantasy VII Remake had, in our opinion, the best individual showing of E3 2019. We saw almost 20 minutes of the game during Square Enix's showcase, and the bottom line is that it looks better than we ever could have dreamed. What's more, word from the event is that it plays just as good as it looks, and yes, we finally got to see Tifa in all of her remade glory. Is Square Enix actually going to deliver on its promise of doing right by one of most influential games of all time? Well, we won't know for sure until we've played the entire saga, but right now, we're bigger believers than ever before.
1. Cyberpunk 2077 - 699 votes (23%)
Absolutely running away with our E3 2019 Game of the Show award, Cyberpunk 2077 provided the standout moment of this year's event. It may not have been a fresh glimpse of gameplay, but Cyberpunk 2077's incredibly tense CG trailer had us hooked even before the surprise Keanu Reeves reveal took the roof off right at the end. If any one part of E3 2019 is going to be remembered, it's going to be that one.
But we doubt that's the only reason Cyberpunk 2077 has been voted our Game of the Show. The sheer amount of hype surrounding this game is unmatched at this point in time, and with E3 attendees telling the world that the show-exclusive gameplay demo is mind-blowing, developer CD Projekt Red is at the wheel of what seems destined to be one of the most important games of this generation. A confirmed release date also goes a long way.
And with that, another E3 is over. Do you agree with the winners? What games are you most looking forward to seeing more of? Celebrate your favourites in the comments section below.
Comments 18
Great vote, the Cyberpunk hype is almost off the charts!
Cyberpunk is the game I'm most looking forward to but as there was no gameplay I wouldn't put it top of E3. Can't really disagree with the rest of the top 5 even if I'd bump Doom up above Star Wars. Watchdogs has definitely caught my eye despite not being a fan of the series and Final Fantasy VII just looks stunning.
Despite an overall disappointing show its had some amazing games to show
I think that's a pretty agreeable top 10. Well done, everyone.
FF7R looks fantastic. That'll be a day one purchase for sure.
I'm... still not entirely sold on Cyberpunk. Especially not the lousy showing at E3, which was a CG trailer packed with some lame dialogue and the obnoxious celebrity worship of Keanu Reeves. Hopefully the gameplay footage we get later in the year is compelling.
I need to actually see something of GhostWire before I can say I'm looking forward to it, but I will say that the concept is appealing to me.
Tales of Arise, from the brief trailer we saw, looks fantastic. I really want to see more of it.
Pretty solid list if not spectacular.
We all know SkateBIRD is the real winner this E3 though. It's the Tiny Hawk Skateboarding game we've all been waiting for.
I only had Doom in my top three from those ten Those Tokyo and Ring games might be interesting, but it's tricky getting excited about a trailer. Only the new Zelda managed to do that.
The outerworld should be there! ( ༎ຶ ෴ ༎ຶ)
yea, no doubt cyberpunk and ff7 remake are THE games of e3. i think avengers and jedi fallen order will be grave disappointments when they release.
It's not only Cyberpunk hype, Its Love and trust in CD ProJekt Red.
These people do the right things and have the answers gamers want!
For me it's definitely Final Fantasy 7. Cyberpunk is very cool, and I'm excited for it, however I'm still not a fan of the characters we've seen so far.
Definitely Iceborne for me followed by FFVIIR and Tales of Arise.
But the best moment was:
"Wake the f* up samurai. We got a dog to avenge."haha
It's crazy to see that the most waited games are all kinda cyberpunk open world rpg!
Well beside this holy trinity and some others of top ten, I personally wait for Control, Oddworld soulstorm, Yooka and maybe Shenmue, Deathloop and Sinking city.
All had some great stuff in E3.
It always surprises me how little love Dying Light gets.
I’m worried about Cyberpunk. I would love to be hyped since I loved Witcher 3 but the entire marketing has been a big turn off. The whole ‘dude with a gun’ cover art is uninspired and there’s been essentially no mention of Fem V at all. I’ve forgiven CDPR for a bunch of slightly iffy comments they’ve made over the years but so far, Cyberpunk is looking like Kotaku in Action’s wet dream. And I find that off putting so I’d love to be proven wrong.
I was hoping for a Boxing game. Im not excited by any of these really.
People care about watchdogs 3? The world never ceases to amaze me.
@nessisonett Last year's 48 min gameplay demo was as female V and she features in this year's demo too, which we'll get to see pretty soon. The reversible box art cover also features her. I think she's so much better both in appearance and voice than dude V based on what's been shown so far.
I wouldn't be too concerned about the marketing. Mass Effect featured a generic dude space bro throughout the majority of its trilogy but we all know who the real (fem)Shep was.
@nessisonett The female v is on the other side of the cover. You just need to turn it around. Ultimately it's about gameplay not what a character looks like. We know CDPR is the real deal in that department. And remember you can customize how v looks. The cover v is just one of many looks. Secondly the treatment and respect they give their customers is second to none. Dont get caught up in the negativity brought up by sjws masquerading as game journalist. Until we can play it ourselves they deserve the benefit of the doubt.
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