2021 wasn't an amazing year for video games in our humble opinion, but 2022 is set to offer us an embarrassment of riches. The release schedule for the first quarter alone is ridiculous on paper, and while we have no doubts that delays will quickly become a talking point, the fact of the matter is that 2022 should be an incredible year for PlayStation.
It's not just exclusives like Horizon Forbidden West, Gran Turismo 7, and God of War Ragnarok, either. There are so many huge third-party titles to look forward to, and they'll likely be fighting for our attention alongside a lot of stuff that hasn't even been announced yet.
With such a promising year ahead, we wanted to highlight our most anticipated PS5 and PS4 games of 2022. All 45 (!) of them are listed below. Oh, and be sure to vote for your own most anticipated titles in the poll at the bottom of this article!
Most Anticipated PS5, PS4 Games of 2022
A Plague Tale: Requiem (PS5)
Focus Entertainment has to be one of the most underrated publishers going at the moment. It consistently helps to put out quality, story-focused experiences and A Plague Tale: Innocence is a perfect example of that. This sequel, then, could well do things even better. Even if it's more of the same, A Plague Tale: Requiem will be one to look out for throughout 2022.
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Arcade Paradise (PS5)
Nosebleed Interactive isn’t exactly a household name, but the UK developer knows how to fuse genres well. For its latest effort, Arcade Paradise, it’s mixing the tedium of a laudromat simulator with business management and a bunch of minigames, as you transform a failing wash-‘n’-go into a world renowned gaming haven.
Arc Raiders (PS5)
Announced at The Game Awards 2021, Arc Raiders actually looks like a bit of a banger. It's a free-to-play shooter with a co-op focus, tasking you and your squad with surviving against robots dropped from orbit. In the brief gameplay that we've seen so far, everything appears fast-paced and very polished.
Assassin's Creed Valhalla: Dawn of Ragnarok (PS5)
Billed as "the most ambitious expansion in franchise history", Dawn of Ragnarok is set to carry Assassin's Creed Valhalla into its second year of free updates and DLC. It's going to be full-on fantasy RPG — which may not be what some Assassin's Creed fans are looking for — but we have faith in Ubisoft's ability to deliver another solid adventure. Hopefully a mixture of new equipment, combat skills, and gameplay mechanics can keep Valhalla feeling relatively fresh through 2022.
Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora (PS5)
This game is not coming out in 2022, but the last time Ubisoft spoke, it insisted it will. We fully expect it to be vaporware, just like the actual films that are supposedly still being made, and so we'll be waiting a while before we possibly see the potential of an Avatar game. There's certainly promise to the concept, but we reckon the road to release will be just as long as this one's development cycle. In other words: incredibly long.
Babylon's Fall (PS5)
We're going to be brutally honest with you: from what we've seen of Babylon's Fall so far, we're not at all impressed. There is potential here, however. This is an action RPG with a heavy co-op focus, and with the right combat balance it could end up being something of a surprise hit. One to keep an eye on, if nothing else.
Cyberpunk 2077 (PS5)
2022 is the year in which CD Projekt Red has to try and redeem itself. The developer has been under the cosh ever since the disastrous launch of Cyberpunk 2077 — but we think that a lot of people are willing to at least partially forgive the Polish studio if it can deliver a much better PS5 version (while also improving the technically flawed PS4 edition). Keep everything crossed.
Dakar Desert Rally (PS5)
Dakar is the world's most insane rally race, making it perfect for the video game treatment. Saber Interactive is bringing us its officially licensed take on the motorsport, featuring vehicles of all types, online multiplayer, and dozens of real-world stages to conquer. Dynamic weather and time of day will present all kinds of harsh conditions, and you'll need to keep your motor running as much as you need to stay in first place.
Dead Space (PS5)
Will it actually release in 2022? Probably not, but the return of Dead Space has us excited all the same. It's been far too long since Isaac Clarke graced our TV screens, bowing out with the unceremonious Dead Space 3. This remake of the original title brings back survival horror and the famous USG Ishimura. We're buying a boarding pass as soon as it's possible.
Dying Light 2 (PS5)
It's been a long, long time coming, but Dying Light 2 is finally just around the corner. Will it live up to that initial pitch made all those years ago? Who knows at this point, but if the combat and parkour are just as good as the first one, then this sequel will at least be pretty good. Match them with an interesting story, open world, and side quests and Dying Light 2 is going to be something special. Watch this space.
Elden Ring (PS5)
Ohhhh, Elden Ring! A proper open world take on FromSoftware's beloved Dark Souls formula? We doubt you could even imagine it. Yes, the game many have been waiting for is now right around the corner, and after a successful beta test, it's looking very promising indeed. If it can live up to, or even surpass, its predecessors with a cohesive world, incredible bosses, and an engaging story, this could be an early Game of the Year contender. Don't tell us you don't see it.
Evil West (PS5)
Evil West looks like a crazy third person shooter, clearly taking inspiration from the recent DOOM games. We've only seen a bit of it so far, but the footage is fast, bloody, and intense. In the old west, you're a skilful vampire hunter tasked with fending off the encroaching hordes, either alone or in co-op. If you like your action games, this is one to watch.
Final Fantasy XVI (PS5)
Will it or won't it? Final Fantasy XVI is one of the games we'd expected to learn more about in 2021, but remained undercover pretty much the entire year. Hopefully Square Enix has been making steady progress behind-the-scenes, because this distinctly more mature JRPG looks set to be one of the PS5's defining games.
Forspoken (PS5)
A girl from the real world finds herself transported to a grand fantasy landscape, and a talking bracelet affords her extraordinary powers. What? Oh, it's just Forspoken, an open world action RPG from Square Enix. Running on the fancy Luminous Engine, this one looks like an interesting fish-out-of-water tale, with kinetic traversal and flashy combat.
Ghostwire: Tokyo (PS5)
Ghostwire Tokyo will probably be the last ever Bethesda release on PlayStation, and it looks like a suitably strange title to round out the publisher’s output. Developed by Shinji Mikami’s Tango GameWorks, this is a bizarre first-person combat that’s still largely shrouded in secrecy. It could go either way, this one, but it’s always exciting to see something a little different come out of a major publisher, so we’re on board.
God of War Ragnarok (PS5)
God of War on PS4 redefined the series, giving Kratos more substance as a character and introducing him into a land of Norse myth. It's also one of the best games on the platform full stop. Ragnarok is a direct sequel, upping the ante with more realms to explore, the promise of some epic boss fights (hello, Thor), and dog sledding. Wolf sledding? Either way, this is no doubt top of the list for many PlayStation fans.
Gotham Knights (PS5)
Want some Batman Arkham style gameplay with a twist? Gotham Knights takes that established superhero formula and spices things up with multiple playable characters, two-player co-op, and a brand new threat to deal with. The mysterious Court of Owls is lurking in the shadows, controlling Gotham City's criminal underworld. Between Batgirl, Robin, Nightwing, and Red Hood, you'll need to track the organisation down and avenge the death of Bruce Wayne.
Granblue Fantasy: Relink (PS5)
It feels like we've been waiting on Granblue Fantasy: Relink for an eternity. Previously, Cygames has been happy to drop maybe one or two gameplay trailers per year, and while the action RPG has always looked excellent, we've started to question whether it'll ever actually release. But 2022 is apparently the year, and it's going to be a worldwide launch. We can't wait to see more.
Grand Theft Auto V (PS5)
Grand Theft Auto 5?! Really?! Well, look, no one’s going to say the 2013 sandbox is the most anticipated game of 2022 for PS5, but this re-release will hopefully modernise the entire affair. Los Santos has got a lot of updates since it debuted, but it still runs at 30 frames-per-second in 1080p – even on a next-gen console. If Rockstar’s really not going to give us GTA 6, then some performance improvements are long overdue.
Gran Turismo 7 (PS5)
Find someone who looks at you like Kazunori Yamauchi looks at high-performance sports cars. Or any car, for that matter. Gran Turismo 7 is poised to pair the esports efforts of GT Sport with a traditional, car collecting campaign. In that sense, this could very well be the definitive entry in Polyphony Digital’s long-running simulation series.
GRID Legends (PS5)
If you're not big into simulation style racing games, you might want to consider GRID Legends instead. This is a more forgiving, "sim-cade" racer with multiple disciplines to master and some innovative features to immerse players. On top of that, this game has a story to follow featuring live actors in a mixed-reality setting. Hammy acting and fun vehicular action? What more could you want?
Hogwarts Legacy (PS5)
We’ve waited all our adult lives for a proper, full-length Wizarding World campaign, so we can forgive Hogwarts Legacy for skipping 2021 entirely. We’re hoping that this is a big year for the Harry Potter-themed open worlder, though: will we finally get to wear the Sorting Hat for ourselves?
Horizon Forbidden West (PS5)
Guerrilla Games took a chance with Horizon Zero Dawn, it being the studio's first open world RPG ever. Fortunately, it smashed it, and now sequel Forbidden West is shaping up to be a bigger and better game. With the amazing combat, incredible robo-dino enemies, and Aloy herself now firmly established, Guerrilla is primed to knock this one out of the park.
LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga (PS5)
The LEGO game series has been around for a long time now, but it all started with Star Wars. TT Games' latest returns to the sci-fi staple with LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga, a huge game that incorporates the story from all nine mainline movies into one experience. Freshly presented with varied gameplay, this will be the biggest, and potentially the best, LEGO game so far.
Little Devil Inside (PS5)
Sony's been pushing Little Devil Inside since the PS5 reveal, but it's still quite difficult to determine how the game actually plays. Even a dedicated gameplay trailer a few months back didn't really give us many answers, so we're hoping that all will be revealed in 2022. It's always looked super interesting, but we're going to need a release date sooner rather than later.
Marvel's Midnight Suns (PS5)
Excuse me, you've spilled some of your XCOM in my Marvel game. Yes, this is a real-time strategy game from developer Firaxis, only it happens to star some of the most famous superheroes. Alongside The Hunter, a new, player-customised hero, the game sees you banding together with the likes of Wolverine, Iron Man, and Doctor Strange in order to stop baddies Hydra and Lilith. Between strategic bouts and managing the hub world known as The Abbey, this is a very interesting take on the comic book material.
MultiVersus (PS5)
Brawlhalla finally has competition in the free-to-play mascot brawler space, and MultiVersus has the clout of Warner Bros behind it. This bizarre mash-up has managed to put Tom & Jerry, Batman, and Scooby-Doo's Shaggy all in the same game – and it looks legitimately great. If the developer is able to stick the landing then this could very well be the next big thing.
OlliOlli World (PS5)
The OlliOlli games are unbelievably addictive skateboarding titles, but it's been a while since we last saw the series. Thankfully, developer Roll7 appears to be going all-out for OlliOlli World, which builds upon the established twin-stick gameplay with wall rides, multi-route levels, and a vibrant new look. If you're into arcadey experiences and chasing scores on leaderboards, this should definitely be on your radar.
Rainbow Six: Extraction (PS5)
Rainbow Six: Siege is still ridiculously popular, so it's no surprise Ubisoft wants to expand on that tactical universe with another revenue stream. Except this effort is more of a PvE thing, tasking squads with eliminating alien threats. Will it be any good? The jury's out, but it's the only real noteworthy game out in January so it makes the list.
Rumbleverse (PS5)
As Epic Games expands its multiverse, keep an eye out for Rumbleverse. This game has a similar aesthetic to Fortnite, but is promising a more personal brand of combat, as you wrestle with 40 other players all over Grapital City. It could be amazing, or could be a disaster. Don’t count out any title published by Epic Games, though.
Saints Row (PS5)
Deep Silver's decision to push Saints Row out of what is an incredibly busy February was undoubtedly the right call — especially since the game's announcement was met with such division. Hopefully developer Volition now has enough time to deliver the kind of chaotic sandbox fun that the series is known for.
Sifu (PS5)
Sifu has always looked very promising since its announcement, and we can't wait to hop into this 3D beat-'em-up. You play as a martial artist on a quest for vengeance, which translates to beating up a metric tonne of thugs using swift kicks, punches, and all kinds of weapons. The catch is that you age each time you die, increasing your strength but decreasing your health each time. It sounds fascinating, but more importantly, looks like great fun.
Sniper Elite 5 (PS5)
You know exactly what you're getting with Sniper Elite, and that's reason enough to look forward to the series' fifth mainline instalment. Popping heads with your trusty rifle simply never gets old in these games, and we imagine that the move to current-gen consoles will allow developer Rebellion to craft some especially cool sniping scenarios.
Steelrising (PS5)
Fans of action RPGs should get excited about Steelrising. Developed by Spiders, the team best known for GreedFall, this is set in a fictional spin on the French Revolution, where Louis XIV is wreaking havoc with an army of mechanoids. You play as Aegis, a cutting edge automaton, who stands the best chance against the mechanical threat. This will be a tough action title, but an adaptable character and a fascinating setting should make it a pleasure.
Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin (PS5)
What a weird game Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin is shaping up to be. Let's be real for a second: the story seems utterly ridiculous and the writing is going to be borderline criminal, but it could be bloody good fun. Assuming the combat system holds up, and the level design is engaging, we might have a surprise hit on our hands — a surprise hit that spawns and ungodly amount of internet memes.
Stray (PS5)
Announced alongside PS5, Stray has you playing as a cat in a seemingly dystopian city, and — sorry, we should just stop at "playing as a cat". Yes, you're a feline trying to get back to your family, along the way solving puzzles, evading threats, and clawing up furniture. A robot buddy will help you along the way, helping you with the robotic inhabitants and strange enemies. It looks very different, and very cool.
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League (PS5)
Batman can't have all the fun — it's time for some baddies to get the limelight. Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League is the next game from Rocksteady, which is reason enough to be excited. With an open world Metropolis to explore, a series of iconic heroes to hunt down, and four unique playable characters — including Harley Quinn and King Shark — this looks like a chaotic and super-fun PS5 title.
System Shock (PS5)
Originally released in 1994, System Shock is a sci-fi horror FPS that directly inspired BioShock. Nightdive Studios is bringing the game back with a full-blown remake, so this will be a perfect opportunity to sample a cult classic. Do you have what it takes to survive the Citadel Station and defeat the corrupt artificial intelligence, SHODAN?
Test Drive Unlimited: Solar Crown (PS5)
Test Drive Unlimited has been parked in a garage for a good while now, but Nacon is ready to polish it up for a fresh new journey. Developed by KT Racing, Test Drive Unlimited: Solar Crown is an open world racer set in Hong Kong, with two clans — The Sharps and The Streets — doing battle on and off-road. Featuring lots of licensed vehicles, this could be a real winner with petrolheads.
Tiny Tina's Wonderlands (PS5)
What if Borderlands and D&D were smushed together? That's essentially what we're getting with Tiny Tina's Wonderlands, a fantasy-themed spin on Gearbox's beloved loot-and-shoot formula. The titular character oversees a tabletop-inspired game of firing both bullets and magic, with jaunts across a top-down overworld filling the gaps. It sounds like a strange mix, but it should be a treat for fans of co-op.
Trails from Zero (PS4)
It's been a long time coming, but the West is finally getting Trails from Zero. The first of two Trails titles that take place in the technologically advanced city of Crossbell, this is a JRPG that fans have been going nuts over for years. Cold Steel fans certainly won't want to miss out on the origins of Lloyd Bannings and his ragtag crew of crime-busting buddies.
Two Point Campus (PS5)
The tycoon boom is back, and we’re here for it. After the brilliant Two Point Hospital, we’ve already enrolled for a place at Two Point Campus. Expect the same sort of gameplay loop, with wacky lessons, crazy characters, and a number of high-pressure scenarios to overcome. Will your school be the best in Two Point County?
Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection (PS5)
We're still waiting for another adventure in the Uncharted universe, but until then, we have the Legacy of Thieves Collection to tide us over. Bundling Uncharted 4: A Thief's End and Uncharted: The Lost Legacy together, this package sees both games remastered for PS5, albeit stripped of their multiplayer. If you want to relive this pair of excellent swashbuckling adventures, or play them for the first time, this is the best way to do it.
Windjammers 2 (PS4)
After reviving the original game to great effect, DotEmu returns with Windjammers 2, an all-new sequel that looks fantastic. This arcade sports title sees two players throwing a flying disc at each other to try and net some points, making use of flashy, powerful shots and other fun abilities. With unique characters, alternate modes, and of course online and offline multiplayer, this will no doubt be an arcadey treat.
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Complete Edition (PS5)
One of the greatest RPGs ever made is making a return in 2022, a whole seven years after its original release. The Witcher 3 remains a landmark title, and we're very interested in seeing how the experience will be enhanced on PS5. That 60fps alone will more than likely be enough to hook us all over again. Say goodbye to another 100 hours of free time!
Wow, 2022 is looking pretty bloody good, isn't it? Remember to vote for your own most anticipated games in our poll, and then feel free to share your hype in the comments section below.
Comments (71)
Next year is going to be insane if you own a playstation 4 or 5, and that's without any shock reveals during E3 etc
Edit: This Year!! 😂
Assuming most of the big hitters aren't delayed, this year should be huge.
@UltimateOtaku91 you mean this year i assume.
@ShogunRok plus many more yet to be announced (dates) games too Like Stalker 2, Atomic heart and Chernobylite. Those 3 are the games I’m looking forward to most this year on Ps5
Plus PSVR2 games that'll get announced i bet! Can't wait.
Definetly not GTAV though. Who could possible be highly anticipating that? That can come straight off that list.
@Integrity lmao anyone who votes for GTA V should get a Gibbs (from NCIS) slap upside the head
I’ll be keeping a keen eye on Steelrising.
Just Horizon Forbidden West for me on PS4.
I'm definitely interested to see if they manage to fix Cyberpunk with the PS5 version. I've held off playing it because the performance still seems awful. The PS4 version looks so empty too (lack of cars and NPCs).
But the only likely must buys for me are Horizon and God of War.
@kingbreww and then they can give the money they'd spend on it to charity 😁
Looking like it could a great year for gaming regardless of what Platform(s) you prefer. Its awesome that every platform has a lot of great games coming exclusively to look forward to as well as a lot of multi-platform releases too.
On PS5, I'm most looking forward to Horizon: Forbidden West (already pre-ordered) and God of War and as for the multi-platform releases, there are a number I'm looking forward to but not yet decided which Platform to play them on so can't say I'm looking forward to them on 'PS5' specifically. I am not playing a Plague Tale on PS5 when its on Game Pass free so I am not looking forward to it on PS specifically.
Elden Ring! (Some very nice trailer references there btw)
Sifu would be my no.2 for playstation. Also looking out for Little devil inside, stray, steelrising, god of war and suicide squad.
@PenguinL I wish The Witcher 3's upgrade would be the one to come out first. The entire package (including all 16 DLCs) is available for peanuts in the January sale. Cant wait for the upgrade.
My top 2 aren't even listed...
Then to round out my top 5...
Then I look forward to replaying...
Going to be an expensive year
Luniz i got 5 on it.God of war.grand blue fantasy: relink.horizon forbidden west.dead space.and elden ring. Word up son
For me: FF16, Forsaken, GT7 and Hogwarts Legacy. Also, presuming PSVR2 comes out this year, and Astro Bot 2 is a release game (because why wouldn’t it be), then that would shoot to the top of my wanted list.
@kingbreww I call that being Dinozzo’d 🤷🏻♂️
HFW, Lego Star Wars and 2 driving games, GT7 and GRID. Apart from that not too bothered and certainly not seen anything to push me towards a PS5...
@thefourfoldroot can't wait for PSVR2. Sony are pushing for more AAA-level games so games like RE7 are the norm rather than exceptional treats. The new hardware working in tandem with PS5 is going to really open up the possibilities, and with (finally!) bespoke controllers i predict PSVR2 games are going to be a revelation.
I’m quite looking forward to Vampire: the Masquerade - Swansong.
I am literally in the 0% in liking the look of that Evil West according to the survey.
I wont be aiming for a ps5 next year however, waiting on a slim/pro and more stuff, so wont be purchasing said game anytime soon. I hope it reviews well however.
Did Factions get cancelled?
Had to go with Dying Light 2, Horizon 2 Forbidden West, God of War Ragnarok, A Plaue's Tale: Requiem and Stray.
Absolutely incredible line up for year 2.
February alone will be immense. I'll need to book two weeks off work for Elden Ring and Horizon.
GT7, Horizon Forbidden West, God of War, Gotham Knights & Ghostwire Tokyo for me! I could easily have ticked 10 or more games from that list, should be a banger of a year gaming wise!
God of War, Horizon, Suicide Squad, Gotham Knights, Witcher 3, and Cyberpunk. Plenty of others but those are my most anticipated. Partially because we've seen gameplay from them all. Ghostwire Tokyo looks really fun too.
@kingbreww @Integrity A few people have voted for GTA V. They clearly hate having money as you just know it is going to be a full priced release rather than a free or even paid upgrade. They haven't sold enough copies so need to sell a few more.
You guys didn't include :
Atomic Heart, The Invincible and Shadow Warriors 3
@Enigk it's definetly going to be full RRP. R* are easily that cynical.
Sony can really take advantage of the new VR interest...in fact I'd work to get some of those games ported (after an exclusive delay)...
@Enigk well the campaign will cost money, for sure...but next gen GTA Online will be on PS+ (so no additional cost to play that on PS5)
Top 5 2022 Games:
A Plague Tale: Requiem
God of War: Ragnarok
Hogwarts Legacy
Horizon: Forbidden West
Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin
I'm also looking forward to FF16 and Dead Space Remake, but I sadly see them being delayed into 2023.
@Enigk there’s always a few dingleberries
@jdv95 God dammit 😂 failed on day one
Multiversus and TDU are the only ones I'd touch outwith of PS Plus down the line, and even those are dependent on the Trophies.
We'll also get Yakuza 8 / Yakuza Like A Dragon 2, of course. That's Day 1 for me as per usual.
Depressing reading when you consider most of the titles are multi platform and the inflated price tag of the 1st party games.
Hopefully Sony's answer to game pass will address some of that but as an owner of both a PS5 and a Series X I'm far more excited for the games I'll be playing on game pass in 2022.
Stray is the only game on the list I'm considering as a day 1 purchase the rest....I'll wait for the sales
@kingbreww ..Stalker 2 is Xbox exclusive unfortunately
Elden Ring and HFW coming out a week apart is going to be tricky.
I'm going to be like a donkey exactly between 2 bales of hay, which one to eat (play)!!
Great list. With so many upcoming games coming up its easy to forget about some. Like Steelrising for me. Really dug Greedfall and seeing the initial trailer got me hyped, but simply forgot about it since then. Only picking 5 I tried to avoid picking the obvious (horizon, gow etc) to give some love to games like the afore mentioned Steelrising, Two Point Campus, plague tale requiem etc.
Its looking like a good year, It was hard to just pick top 5. I think 22 and 23 are going to be bumper years with all the stuff that has been delayed hitting release. This year I will not have time to play everything I would like to play so I'm going to have to get really picky.
star trek resurgence omg not to often a star trek game comes out no interest in the online mess.this is an offline campaign one i for one cant wait ps , xbox and pc triple dipping with this one!
Sifu is gonna be the best game out this year.
@KingPev it’s only a timed exclusive for 3 months 👌
Scheduled to be released 28th of April
I hate that I could pick only five games lol!
So, this is my list (in no particular order):
🏆 A Plague Tale: Requiem
🏆 Steelrising
🏆 Vampire: The Masquerade - Swansong
🏆 Hogwarts Legacy
🏆 Evil West
🏆 Suicide Squad KTJL
🏆 Gotham Knights
🏆 Horizon Forbidden West
There are more, but they're Xbox exclusives so...
It's going to be a VERY strong year definitely.
@kingbreww ..ah OK didnt know that ! Will wait for PS5 version then, thank you
Assuming it comes out in 2022 - E-Sports Boxing Club all the way. 🥊
@uptownsoul The cynic in me believes it is only free to play for 3 months and then you have to pay for it from month 4. Hopefully it isn't and people who still haven't been able to get a PS5 can claim it as a PS Plus title ready for when they get one.
We can final say it’s out this year 2022
And out next month.
There is only one Horizon Forbidden West.
I'm waiting for these games.
@Enigk I think I've already read that GTA Online is available for 3 months...then is playable for as long as you're a PS+ subscriber...
I'll try to find where I got that info...
@KingPev lol I didn’t realise either until I started digging. Np
No fighting game love here
I am excited for The King of Fighter XV in February, and DNF Duel this summer. (As well as ongoing Strive DLC and the Persona 4 Arena Ultimax re-release)
wheres twisted metal ?
@Thoughts you played one ASW game , you played them all . DNF duel aint hype .
Horizon
God of War
Dying Light 2
Sifu
FF origins
Suicide Squad
Gotham Knights
Hoghwarts Legacy
Evil West
Plague Tale 2
Gt7
Elden Ring
Shadow Warrior 3
Callisto Protocol
Multiversus
I should stop now
1. Elden Ring
2. God of War Ragnarok
3. Horizon
4. Dying Light 2
5. Little Devil Inside
Bring it on
@Futureshark I hate it when that happens. And after winter break such an insult to my free time haha
Stray looks increkibble, and is meowking me very excited as it looks like the developers are being very clawareful to make an ameowzing game that is borderline purrfect and very meowuch pawlayable.
Okay all jokes aside looks good.
The amount of effort they put into GT games was a little surprised to see GT7 only at 5%.
Guess car driving games are slowly becoming a niche sector of the market.
I will take each game as it comes so HFW top of the pile for me, then let’s see what’s dates move about etc.
Elden Ring only 7% ? Whatta hey? Unexpected...
Anyway, here are the games I'm most interested in:
1. God Of War Ragnarok - still firmly think it's not gonna be launched this year... but it's my top most anticipated game no matter the launch date.
2. Elden Ring
3. Horizon Forbidden West
4. Forspoken
5. Hogwarts Legacy
Others
2021 vs 2022 kinda reminds me of awful 2014 vs rich 2015
GT7 getting back to form hopefully, circa GT3/4 era of campaign quality.
Hogwarts Legacy giving us a good (non-Lego) Harry Potter game, take me back to HP1 on the PS1, that’s the last true brilliant non-lego HP game for me.
Elden Ring will surely be a hit, shame they’ve said it won’t be of the graphically quality of Demon Souls, that was truly phenomenal.
Hoping for an RE game in the same line as the RE2 and RE3 remakes, they are truly great games, despite 3 REmake 3 being a slight step down (content size) compared to REmake 2.
Rainbow 6 Extraction could be a sleeper hit. Siege is still perhaps the best shooter about and it lacks any significant offline / co-op play.
We can only hope for a couple of high profile Konami remakes, still we dream.
And whatever Bluepoint is working on next will truly be special again, this year or next.
2022, has to be better than 2021 for me
how about overwatch 2
This year will be awesone^_^
I went with Elden Ring, Dead Space reboot, Dying Light 2, System Shock remake and Ghost Wire Tokyo.
However this could change depending on what games might be playable in PSVR2...
It was tricky to pick just 5... this should be a cracking year. Although I'm gonna have to get used to having less disposable income after a year of barely buying new games.
1. Final Fantasy XVI
2. Forspoken
3. Horizon
4. Hogwarts
5. Stray
With honorable mentions going to:
Ghostwire, Stranger of Paradise, Little Devil Inside, and The Witcher’s PS5 update.
Potentially interested in Dying Light 2 too.
Even if I think people are largely overrating how good 2022 looks, I think it looks to be the most potentially populated year in gaming since the magnificent 2019
The Action/RPG fan in me is salivating!
There is Elden Ring
Then GT7 and GOW
Then the rest.
No love for Evil Dead?
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