<p>The sequel to <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/moon-studios-gmbh/">Moon Studios</a>’ gorgeous action-platformer is getting rave reviews from numerous videogame critics. Considered as one of the most anticipated games of 2020, this forest spirit’s new adventure oozes brilliance and charm. It currently stands with playscore of 8.82 on the PC and 8.44 on the <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/ori-and-the-will-of-the-wisps/">Xbox One</a>. </p>

<p>Here’s what critics said about <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/ori-and-the-will-of-the-wisps/">The Will of the Wisps</a>.</p> 

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	<h3><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sW7gNODEtKk">VGC</a> (5/5)</h3>

Ori and the Will of the Wisps is a truly breathtaking Metroidvania that’s significantly larger than its predecessor and builds on it in every way imaginable. It isn’t perfect – the combat may become a little too much for some – but there can be no denying that it’s an incredible technical and artistic achievement.

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		<h3><a href="https://gamingbolt.com/ori-and-the-will-of-the-wisps-review-metroidvania-masterpiece">GamingBolt</a> (10/10)</h3>
	
	Ori and the Will of the Wisps’ shortcomings are few and – for the most part – negligible. The game’s brilliance smacks you in the face right from the get go, and it doesn’t let up until the very end. Nearly every moment is finely crafted, nearly every nook and cranny lovingly designed. With Ori and the Will of the Wisps, Moon Studios have realized the full potential of their debut title, and entered the upper echelons of Metroidvania history.

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		<h3><a href="https://www.gameinformer.com/review/ori-and-the-will-of-the-wisps/ori-and-the-will-of-the-wisps-review-even-better-than-the">Game Informer</a> (9.5/10)</h3>
	
		The story is fantastic, the world is breathtaking, and all of that pales in comparison to the wonderfully made gameplay that soars both as a platforming and combat game. Moon Studios has outdone itself with Will of the Wisps, delivering an experience that doesn’t have any lulls, makes the player feel clever, and just keeps getting better as it goes.

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		<h3><a href="https://www.destructoid.com/review-ori-and-the-will-of-the-wisps-582480.phtml">Destructoid</a> (9.5/10)</h3>
	
		With the need to go bigger, Ori and the Will of the Wisps loses some of the simplicity and innocence of the original game, but it steps up in turn with bite and refinement. It's the perfect companion to <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/ori-and-the-blind-forest/">Ori and the Blind Forest</a>, and is an early defining moment of the decade to come.

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		<h3><a href="https://www.ign.com/articles/ori-and-the-will-of-the-wisps-review">IGN</a> (9/10)</h3>
	
		In Ori and the Will of the Wisps, Moon Studios has taken an excellent foundation and made even more out of it. Its many new elements expand on and add to the first game’s fun without bogging it down or becoming overcomplicated. And that’s really the best praise you can give a sequel - it stays true to the spirit of the original, doubles down on what made it great, and gives you more stake in the world and options to navigate it. Ori and the Will of the Wisps is an excellent heartfelt follow-up that pushes the series to new heights.
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		<h3><a href="https://www.gamesradar.com/ori-and-the-will-of-the-wisps-review/">GamesRadar</a> (4.5/5)</h3>
	
		There are a few minor stumbles here and there, but make no mistake: I adore Ori and The Will of the Wisps. It's one of the best platformers ever made, and it's an easy front-runner for game of the year. If you liked the first game, you will love this one. And if you haven't experienced Ori's story, you owe it to yourself to dive in now, especially with both games now on Xbox Game Pass. I'll be replaying this game, listening to its soundtrack, and reminiscing over its characters for years to come.
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		<h3><a href="https://www.shacknews.com/article/116810/ori-and-the-will-of-the-wisps-review-a-great-sugar-glider-rat-rabbit-cat-game">Shacknews</a> (8/10)</h3>
	 
	 	Genre fans and devotees of the first game should put Ori and the Will of the Wisps on their must-play lists. It looks like a million bucks in motion (when the performance holds together) and the narrative is sure to please franchise followers. The standout musical score and a major expansion of the game world and its mechanics are all a welcome addition to the experience. We are living in the golden age of metroidvanias and Will of the Wisps will deserve to stand with the best of the bunch should its technical shortcomings be resolved.
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		<h3><a href="https://www.jeuxactu.com/test-ori-and-the-will-of-the-wisps-le-retour-du-plus-beau-metroidvania-121228.htm">JeuxActu</a> (18/20, review in french)</h3>
	
		Ori and the Blind Forest was already a masterpiece, but Ori and the Will of the Wisps manages to be even better thanks to new gameplay ideas and new characters. Simply a must-play.
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	<h3><a href="https://www.dualshockers.com/ori-and-the-will-of-the-wisps-review-xbox-one/">DualShockers</a> (8.5/10)</h3>

	Ori and the Will of the Wisps is an exceptional adventure that every Xbox One owner should play. Despite its technical failings, it is one of the best Metroidvanias I have played this generation (just behind <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/the-messenger/">The Messenger</a> and <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/axiom-verge/">Axiom Verge</a>). Moon Studios’ sequel is filled with moments of beauty both visually and in its storytelling. If that day one patch fixes those performance issues, there is no reason to skip on this game.
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		I prefer Ori and the Blind Forest for its compactness and simplicity, but Ori and the Will of the Wisps is also worth playing to the end. It trips over its complexity at times, and really doesn't need so much combat, but it's gorgeous, funny, and the triple-jumping could go on forever without getting old.
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		<h3><a href="https://egmnow.com/ori-and-the-will-of-the-wisps-review/">EGM</a> (4/5)</h3>
	
		Ori and the Will of the Wisps does everything that a good sequel is supposed to do. It refines The Blind Forest’s mechanics, expands on the world, and throws in a whole bunch of new moves and concepts. But in an era that’s rich with “emotional platformers,” Will of the Wisps doesn’t do anything to make itself stand out. It’s a fine, if not forgettable, experience.
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<p>Judging from these review scores, it’s obvious Ori’s latest journey is packed with memorable moments that once made the original great. </p>

The sequel to Moon Studios’ gorgeous action-platformer is getting rave reviews from numerous video game critics.

Review Thread: Ori And The Will Of The Wisps 

<p>The PlayStation 4 has been a console filled with great exclusives from <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ps4/god-of-war/">God of War</a> to <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ps4/marvels-spider-man/">Spider-Man</a>, and it looks like one AAA title is going to be making the jump over to PC.</p>

<p>Thanks to the <a href="https://blog.eu.playstation.com/2020/03/10/hermen-hulst-qa-interview-with-head-of-playstations-worldwide-studios/">PlayStation Blog</a>, we now know that <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/guerrilla-games/">Guerrilla Games</a>’ <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ps4/horizon-zero-dawn/">Horizon Zero Dawn</a> is indeed coming with a port to <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/horizon-zero-dawntm-complete-edition/">PC</a>. PlayStation’s Worldwide Studios President Herman Hulst confirmed:</p>

<div class="direct-quote">Yes, I can confirm that Horizon Zero Dawn is coming to PC this summer…. There will be more information coming from Guerrilla, from the new studio directors [Michiel van der Leeuw, JB van Beek, and Angie Smets] pretty soon.</div>

<p>HZD looks to be the second PS4 exclusive that is coming over to PC. Before this news, <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/kojima-productions/">Hideo Kojima</a>’s <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ps4/death-stranding/">Death Stranding</a> was also <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/death-stranding/">announced to come to the PC</a> as well, not more than a year after its release on the PS4 last November.</p>

<p>Though Dawn is coming to PC, Hulst makes it clear that not all exclusives will be coming to the platform. If anything, there are still no solid plans for the game’s arrival to PC, and for now, the studio is more focused on working on the hardware. If anything, fingers are crossed that we get an announcement date in June, around the time of E3.</p>

<p>Take on the role of skilled hunter Aloy as you explore a lush world inhabited by mysterious mechanized creatures in an exhilarating new Open World Action/ RPG exclusively for the PlayStation®4 System.</p>

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<p>For now, you can catch Horizon Zero Dawn for the PlayStation 4.</p>

It looks like one Triple A title is going to be making the jump over to PC.

Horizon Zero Dawn is Coming to PC

<p>Feed your anticipation with our <a href="https://whatoplay.com/upcoming/">list of all video game titles coming soon this 2020, 2021, and beyond!</a></p>

<h2>1. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/ready-or-not/">Ready or Not on PC</a>, <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ps4/ready-or-not/">PS4</a>, and <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/ready-or-not/">Xbox One</a></h2>

<p>The title might throw some people off. But if you're one of those people patiently waiting for the arrival of a new entry to <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/irrational-games/">Irrational Games</a>' SWAT series, your prayers have been answered. Though not a direct sequel, <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/void-interactive/">VOID Interactive</a>'s spiritual successor promises to bring the same realness to the FPS game that SWAT delivered.</p>

<p>As a police team, you'll have to face dangerous criminal situations with a tactical mind. Pairing shooting with puzzle-solving, Ready Or Not provides you with choices on how to deal with each criminal situation, and you'll  get to call the shots--whether that means diffusing hostile situations or facing them head-on.</p> 

<p>So far it definitely. feels like it stays true to the spirit of the SWAT series. Currently, in Alpha phase, it's set to release on the PC this June.</p>



<h2>2. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/valorant/">Valorant</a></h2>

<p>If there's one game everybody's been talking about, it's this upcoming title from <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/riot-games/">Riot Games</a> themselves. With Valorant, Riot will take themselves far from their comfort zone of massively popular MOBA, <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/league-of-legends/">League of Legends</a>. Showing off <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/counter-strike-global-offensive/">CS:GO</a>-like gameplay along with characters that are up to par with the quirkiness of <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/blizzard/">Blizzard</a>'s <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/overwatch/">Overwatch</a>, it also feels like Riot is prepared to square off with the big boys on their brand new ventures.</p> 

<p>Compared to LOL's hundreds of champions, there will only be 8 agents, but each will be equipped with skills that will hopefully bring balance to the fast-paced gameplay. As a new game, it also answers to the clamors of the FPS community, with higher tick rates and extensive measures against cheats and exploits.</p> 

<p>Valorant is currently slated for a release this Summer on the PC</p> 



<h2>3. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/halo-infinite/">Halo Infinite on PC</a>, <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/halo-infinite/">Xbox One</a>, and <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-series-x/halo-infinite/">Series X</a></h2>

<p>Microsoft always brings superstar treatment to their exclusive titles. But, as much as we're all excited for this upcoming latest installment, we didn't really come a long way from their cinematic story reveal.</p> 

<p>On the other hand, there's plenty of details that are sure to keep us interested. Known for their multiplayer, Split Screen will definitely make a return in this entry. And, on top of that, it's gonna be a CAPACIOUS experience, with a big and open world full of "mystery and wonder," whatever that means.</p> 

<p>Even though it's gonna be a huge, next-gen title that's gonna be packed with fresh new tools and features, Microsoft has also noted that this game will be a return to their roots. Which means bringing back classic armor from previous entries, as well as the classic theme.</p> 

<p>It's not really much, but with its Holiday 2020 release window, we might find out soon enough. It’s coming to PC and Xbox One, as well as the new Xbox Series X.</p>



<h2>4. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/nine-to-five/">Nine to Five</a></h2>

<p>Gathering developers from a laundry list of popular shooters, and trivial pursuit mobile, Nine To Five already feels like it'll be one hell of a shooter. Add dancing rabbits with guns to the mix, and you got yourself a winner. Revealed at the 2019 Game Awards, its official teaser trailer showed off a refreshing self-awareness. But beneath all that, it looks to be a serious tactical FPS about a world run entirely by corporations. You, the player, will be fighting for them.</p> 

<p>According to the developers, it's key selling point will be its 3v3v3 gameplay, where objectives keep changing and actions have consequences, and all taking place in the span of 15 minutes. If anybody wants to try out how that works, <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/redhill-games/">RedHill</a> is currently accepting sign-ups for their Alpha testing phase.</p>

<p>With its promise of a dynamic and fast-paced shooting environment, it could be Redhill's answer to Rainbow Six Siege and it's coming to the PC this year.</p>



<h2>5. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/tom-clancys-rainbow-six-quarantine/">Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Quarantine on PC</a>, <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ps4/tom-clancys-rainbow-six-quarantine/">PlayStation 4</a>, <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/tom-clancys-rainbow-six-quarantine/">Xbox One</a>, <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ps5/tom-clancys-rainbow-six-quarantine/">PS5</a>, and <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-series-x/tom-clancys-rainbow-six-quarantine/">Series X</a></h2>

<p>A game that is decidedly NOT <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/tom-clancys-rainbow-six-siege/">Rainbox Six Siege</a>, <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/ubisoft-montreal/">Ubisoft</a> hopes to present something new to the table with this upcoming entry to the Rainbox Six series. Set several years into the future of their Rainbow Six series, Quarantine is exploring a new kind of enemy as the team fights against a mutating alien parasite.</p> 

<p>What's special about the game is supposedly its 3 player co-op mode that lets you get into gunplay and tactics with two other friends. However, after its teaser last June, we still don't know more than we did last year. But since Rainbow Six Siege community is thriving, it's easy to say the hype is still on.</p> 

<p>Delayed from its previous Early 2020 window, we'll have to expect it sometime later this year on the PC, PS4, and Xbox One. As well as next-gen consoles PS5 and the Series X.</p>



<h2>6. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/disintegration/">Disintegration on PC</a>, <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ps4/disintegration/">PS4</a>, and <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/disintegration/">Xbox One</a></h2>

<p>Sci-fi shooters are a dime a dozen, so it's not hard to believe that this new IP is getting more than a few comparisons. From <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/titanfall/">Titanfall</a>, to <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-360/destiny/">Destiny</a>, to <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ps4/anthem/">Anthem</a>, and especially Halo. But, if there's any similarities to that last one, it's because Halo's CO-Creator was determined to make this a reality.</p>

<p>Mark Lehto, who is behind the new <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/v1-interactive/">V1 Interactive Studio</a>, has worked on titles like <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/halo-2/">Halo 2</a>, <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-360/halo-3/">3</a>, and <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/halo-combat-evolved/">Halo: Combat Evolved</a> and he set out to use these experiences to make something brand new, without all the torturous crunches of the videogame world.</p> 

<p>Disintegration balances singleplayer and multiplayer content. Its campaign puts us in the shoes of gravcycle pilot, Romer Shoal, who fights for the cause of humanity in an increasingly "integrated" Rayonne world. All that while offering three multiplayer modes, each a frantic team-based battle that tests teamwork and individual skill.</p> 

<p>It might look like a bleak future for its story, but Disintegration also presents an inspiring future for game development we can all get behind.</p> 

<p>It's coming out in 2020 on the PC, PS4, and Xbox One, with some speculations suggesting its release on the PS5</p>



<h2>7. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/crossfire-x/">CrossFire X</a></h2>

<p>From something new to something familiar. Crossfire is one of the biggest names in Asia's FPS market. And, while they thrived on the PC, this time, Microsoft is bringing a fresh edition exclusively to the Xbox One.</p> 

<p>Together with its debut on the Xbox are a slew of improvements to enhance the shooting experience to something worth the console's heavy-duty performance. That means making aim down sights shooting possible, as well as a brand new battle royale game mode. Despite these changes, Crossfire X still promises to be a free-to-play experience that everyone can enjoy on the console.</p> 

<p>If you're looking for a new FREE shooter on the Xbox One, you can expect this on the shelves sometime this year.</p>



<h2>8. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/medal-of-honor-above-and-beyond/">Medal of Honor: Above and Beyond</a></h2>

<p>How better to look at the future of first-person shooters than checking on what's cooking in the world of virtual reality.</p> 

<p>From the creators of Titanfall and <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/apex-legends/">Apex Legends</a>, this Medal of Honor comeback is <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/respawn-entertainment/">Respawn</a>'s latest collaboration with <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/electronic-arts/">Electronic Arts</a>, taking us right into the frontlines of the explosive gore and glory of the second World War.</p> 

<p>A lot of fans are just excited for the return of the beloved Medal of Honor series, but it's made even more promising thanks to the next-level immersion that the VR platform will offer. Other than getting zero breathing moment on the anti-Nazi battlefield, Above and Beyond will also have you sneaking into bases and interacting with objects as an OSS agent.</p> 

<p>A whole new play an already beloved series, it's set to release on the Oculus Rift sometime in 2020.</p>



<h2>9. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/igi-origins/">I.G.I. Origins on PC</a>, <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/igi-origins/">Xbox One</a>, <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ps4/igi-origins/">PlayStation 4</a>, and <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ps5/igi-origins/">PlayStation 5</a></h2>

<p>Speaking of world wars and espionage, it's time to get in this action from <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/toadman-interactive/">Toadman Interactive</a>'s revival of a turn of the century title. With that initialism literally meaning "I'm Going In," you can bet there are more infiltration missions to come our way.</p> 

<p>As a prequel to <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/innerloop-studios/">Innerloop Studio</a>'s <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/project-igi-im-going-in/">Project IGI</a>, Origins will take us back to the Cold War where we play an MI6 spy on a mission for redemption. With that comes stealth assignments, firefights, and an array of gadgets to play with.</p> 

<p>It's still a long way off from its 2021 release date so we don't have much right now except that's it'll clearly look sweeter than the 20-year-old original. It's coming to the PC, Xbox One, PS4, and likely also on the PS5</p>



<h2>10. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/deathloop/">Deathloop</a></h2>

<p>A most deadly combination of 2nd amendment groundhog day, <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/bethesda-game-studios/">Bethesda</a> isn't playing aorund with their latest FPS venture either. They already stirred enough intrigue for the title by pulling in the hitmakers of the <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/dishonored/">Dishonored</a> Series, <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/arkane-studios/">Arkane Studios</a>.</p> 

<p>In their short, cinematic presentation at E3, we got a glimpse of the mind-bending story of rival assassins Colt and Juliana in a strange world caught in a loop. One vying for escape, and the other fighting to keep everything as it is.</p> 

<p>While we don't know much about the game yet, we do know that just like Dishonored, players will be given the choice to approach each situation however they see fit. Which actually does sound pretty fucking awesome.</p> 

<p>Slated for a PS4 release as of now, there's also talk of its coming to the PS5 and The Xbox Series X.</p>


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<h2>11. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/stalker-2/">S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2</a></h2>

<p>If you're a fan of the Chernobyl-centric STALKER series, then you've probably been waiting for this. The updates are pretty slow so far, and with the 2021 release window looming on the horizon, we're definitely wondering where it's at.</p>

<h2>12. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/call-of-duty-2020/">Call of Duty 2020 (tentative)</a></h2>

<p><a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/activision/">Activision</a> has confirmed the release of another Call of Duty title. Other than this confirmation though, they didn't give too many details on the upcoming game. That is, other than the fact they expect it to sell less than their Modern Warfare game and that's it's coming this 4th quarter.</p>

<h2>13. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/xiii/">XIII on PC</a>, <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ps4/xiii/">PS4</a>, <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/xiii/">Xbox One</a>, and <a href="https://whatoplay.com/switch/xiii/">Switch</a></h2>

<p>After amassing a cult following in 2013, the comic book adaptation sets out to make a stronger impression this year. Known for its impressive storyline, cel-shaded graphics, and David Duchovny, 13 will return with refreshed visuals and updated gameplay sometime in 2020.</p>

<h2>14. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/boundary/">Project Boundary on PC</a>, <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ps4/boundary/">PS4</a>, and <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/boundary/">Xbox One</a></h2> 

<p>From the PlayStation's China Hero Project, developer <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/surgical-scalpels/">Surgical Scalpels</a> is gonna give us a tour of the outer space. While it looks like it'll make an awesome campaign, Project Boundary will be a multiplayer-focused title with various 5v5 game modes, which military themes in their weapons and gameplay. Space is about to get loud sometime in 2020.</p>

<h2>15. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/witchfire/">Witchfire</a></h2>

<p>From the makes of <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/painkiller-overdose/">Painkiller</a>, <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-360/bulletstorm/">Bulletstorm</a>, and the <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/the-vanishing-of-ethan-carter/">Vanishing of Ethan Carter</a>, Witchfire is <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/the-astronauts/">The Astronauts</a>' latest game. A gothic shooter set in a 15th Century Europe populated by magical craetures. If their previous titles are any indication, it's gonna be awesome and it's coming to the PC in 2020.</p>

<h2>16. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/payday-3/">PayDay 3 (tentative)</a></h2>

<p>Well, speculation is better than nothing. After changing hands to <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/starbreeze/">Starbreeze</a> in 2016, the franchise has been in kind of a rut. Still, since they promised, all we can do is wait patiently for its arrival.</p>

<h2>17. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/atomic-heart/">Atomic Heart on PC</a>, <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ps4/atomic-heart/">PS4</a>, and <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/atomic-heart/">Xbox One</a></h2>

<p>Inspired by <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-360/bioshock/">Bioshock</a>, <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/mundfish/">Mundfish</a> weaves its own tale of Soviet Union weirdness with what might be last year's best trailer. It was trippy and whimsical like a robot-filled Chocolate Factory. But, unfortunately, it's been delayed from its late 2019 release date and we haven't heard much since.</p>

<h2>18. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/bright-memory-infinite/">Bright Memory: Infinite on PC</a>, <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ps4/bright-memory-infinite/">PS4</a>, and <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/bright-memory-infinite/">Xbox One</a></h2>

<p>One man studio <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/fyqd-studio/">FYQD</a> follows up his <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/bright-memory/">Episode 1</a> success with an expanded version of his original hack and slack masterclass. Already oozing with bullet storms and lightning-fast combat, Infinite will bring story rewrites and reworked levels that are set to make the Bright Memory experience even better. It's coming out in the 4th quarter of 2020.</p>

<h2>19. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/wolfenstein-iii/">Wolfenstein III (tentative) on PC</a>, <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ps4/wolfenstein-iii/">PS4</a>, <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/wolfenstein-iii/">Xbox One</a>, and <a href="https://whatoplay.com/switch/wolfenstein-iii/">Switch</a></h2>

<p>After Young Blood came out, all we've been asking was the arrival of Wolfenstein III. Other than confirming that the game is absolutely being made, it still feels like their break from the main storyline is gonna be longer than we thought.</p>

<h2>20. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/overwatch-2/">Overwatch 2 on PC</a>, <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ps4/overwatch-2/">PS4</a>, and <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/overwatch-2/">Xbox One</a></h2>

<p>Of course you can't forget the second installment of Blizzard's stylish first-person shooter. Serving more like a major update to the original game, Overwatch 2 is said to add more content to its story mode, as well as enhance visuals with updates to their game engine. It's not much, but it's still early in development and we should hear more about it soon.</p>



Our ranking of the most anticipated first-person shooters coming to the PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, as well as next-gen consoles PS5 and Xbox Series X. There are the #FPS titles that we're looking forward to release in 2020 and beyond.

10 Upcoming FPS Games of 2020

<p>The Electronic Entertainment Expo (or E3) is probably one of the biggest events for gaming of the year, and though it was originally set to happen in June, the event has been canceled due to concerns over the spread of the Coronavirus.</p>

<p>The Entertainment Software Association had said in a statement (via <a href="https://kotaku.com/e3-2020-cancelled-1842267356">Kotaku</a>):</p>

<div class="direct-quote">“After careful consultation with our member companies regarding the health and safety of everyone in our industry—our fans, our employees, our exhibitors, and our longtime E3 partners—we have made the difficult decision to cancel E3 2020, scheduled for June 9-11 in Los Angeles.”</div>

<p>While the main event has been canceled, the organizers are said to be finding a way to “coordinate an online experience to showcase industry announcements and news in June 2020.” Seeing that a majority of fans experience E3 online anyway, I guess it’s great that the reveals would be coming straight to the internet rather than exclusive panels at the event.</p>

<p>This is sure to be a big bummer for fans, and it was even rumored that WB Games was gearing up for an announcement for a Harry Potter game, a new Batman title, and the next game from Arkham developers <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/rocksteady-studios/">Rocksteady Studios</a>. Now it looks like WB will have to organize a digital announcement, seeing that E3 has failed to push through.</p>

<p>We don’t know what the ESA has planned for the digital announcements yet, but hopefully, we get an update soon.</p>

Though it was originally set to happen in June, one of the biggest events for gaming has been cancelled due to concerns over the spread of the Coronavirus.


E3 2020 Is Officially Cancelled

<p>After the success with games like <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ps4/fortnite/">Fortnite</a> and <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ps4/apex-legends/">Apex Legends</a>, <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/activision/">Activision</a> is now set to join the free-for-all Battle Royale hype with <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ps4/call-of-duty-warzone/">Call of Duty: Warzone</a>. The game launches on March 10, and we have a new trailer teasing what’s in store for the upcoming game.</p>

<p>Check it out:</p>

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<p>Players will be able to get access to the city of Verdansk which will be a familiar setting for anyone who played <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ps3/call-of-duty-4-modern-warfare/">Call of Duty: Modern Warfare</a>. There are over 300 points of interest on the map and allows for players multiple types of engagement with other players.</p>

<p>Besides Battle Royale, the game will also be introducing a new mode called Plunder, where players race against other teams to collect the most cash and obtain different kinds of loot. This mode will require players to explore the map, but will also challenge them to strategize against an enemy team; killstreaks will also provide a bonus.</p>

<p>PSN members will also be able to get a bonus combat pack for the game. We don’t have any details on the pack yet, we’ll get more details once the game officially launches.</p>

<p>With the prestige that comes with the <a href="https://whatoplay.com/search?keywords=Call%20of%20Duty" title="Games under Call of Duty">Call of Duty franchise</a>, it would be interesting to see how it will fare when it comes to the more established Battle Royale games.</p>

<p>Call of Duty: Warzone will be available for PS4, <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/call-of-duty-warzone/">Xbox One</a>, and <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/call-of-duty-warzone/">PC</a> on March 10.</p>

<p>To see an updated list of titles releasing soon, visit our page for <a href="https://whatoplay.com/upcoming/">all upcoming PC and console games</a>.</p>

After the success with games like Fortnite and Apex Legends, Activision is now set to join the free-for-all Battle Royale hype with Call of Duty: Warzone. 

Reveal Trailer Dropped for Free-to-Play Call of Duty: Warzone

<p><a href="https://whatoplay.com/ps4/mortal-kombat-11/">Mortal Kombat 11</a> was another successful release for <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/netherrealm-studios/">NetherRealm</a>, and the DLC’s have been coming out regularly since last year. The latest hero coming in is Todd McFarlane’s Spawn, and we have a new gameplay trailer showing him off.</p>

<p>Check it out:</p>

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<p>If you think the voice is familiar, Spawn is being voiced by Keith David, who had also provided the voice for the Spawn animated series which came out in the 90s. If you’re curious where else you’ve heard him, he also voices the wacky president in Rick and Morty.</p>

<p>Gameplay wise, it looks like the game is pretty much embracing all the Spawn-isms that come with the character. He’s all about flames and chains, and even his cape can be used for combat. I especially love how comically large it can get in-game, and the tattered effect is also pretty cool.</p>

<p>We also get a bunch of great skins for Spawn as well. We don’t know how many in total there’ll be, but I really love the classic comic look. And speaking of skins, we’re also teased a couple of ‘Matinee Skins’ for existing characters. Jacqui is also getting her own Spawn-inspired Hellspawn look.</p>

<p>For now, it looks like Spawn is the last DLC character listed, but it’s very likely that NetherRealm has some more characters down the line. We don’t know who’s coming, but I’m hopeful we get that Ash reveal soon.</p>

<p>Spawn becomes available for Early Access on March 17. He fully releases on March 24. Mortal Kombat 11 is now playable for <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/mortal-kombat-11/" title="Mortal Kombat 11 Xbox One">Xbox One</a>, <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/mortal-kombat-11/" title="Mortal Kombat PC">PC</a>, <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ps4/mortal-kombat-11/" title="Mortal Kombat PlayStation 4">PS4</a>, and <a href="https://whatoplay.com/switch/mortal-kombat-11/" title="Mortal Kombat Nintendo Switch">Nintendo Switch</a>.</p>

<p>To see an updated list of titles releasing soon, visit our page for <a href="https://whatoplay.com/upcoming/" title="Complete list of all upcoming games">all upcoming PC and console games</a>.</p>

The latest hero coming in is Todd McFarlane’s Spawn, and we have a new gameplay trailer showing him off.

Mortal Kombat 11: Watch Gameplay Trailer for Spawn

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<h2>10. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/insidia/">Insidia</a></h2> 

	<p>Free-to-Play games don’t get enough love lately, especially when they’re not part of the Battle Royale craze. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/bad-seed/">Bad Seed</a>’s Insidia has something to show when it comes to Player versus Player battles. This tactical game of turn-based duels is similar to popular titles like XCOM, but instead of facing down invading aliens, Insidia pits you against other players from around the globe in frenetic turn-based battles.</p> 

<p>Gather your team of four champions and select from a wide roster of unlikely heroes. Each has their own perks and abilities, but it’s up to you to turn the tide of every battle. Every turn can make a difference so don’t let your guard down and plan ahead.</p> 

<p>If you’re not in it for the competitive field, it’s always a great game to just play casually. A playscore of 6.98</p> 


<h2>9. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/closers/">Closers</a></h2>

	<p>This stylish hack and slash action RPG from <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/naddic-games/">Naddic Games</a> is something Anime fans would enjoy. It has its fair share of great Anime-ish moments such as animated cutscenes, cute girls, and a whole lot of screaming. Its episodic format adds some interesting story choices for each of its memorable characters.</p> 

<p>In this game, select your Closer, a slick protector of the planet against alien threats. Every Closer has its own signature combat style alongside weapons that are fit for each player’s playstyle.</p> 

<p>Its fast-paced action is the ideal game to waste time with. You could also enjoy its variety of online modes such as Co-Op and Player vs Player elements. A word of warning, microtransactions aren’t very friendly in this game.</p> 

<p>There’s a lot to do here instead of the usual beat ‘em up combat, and it receives a playscore of 7.11</p> 


<h2>8. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/splitgate-arena-warfare/">Splitgate: Arena Warfare</a></h2>

	<p>There’s still a whole lot of first person shooters in the market and <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/1047-games/">1047 Games</a>’ fast-paced multiplayer shooter is among the latest to enter the territory. Mixing <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/portal/">Portal</a>’s ‘portal’ mechanics and <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/unreal-tournament-2004/">Unreal Tournament</a>’s blistering action, Splitgate: Arena Warfare offers a brand new experience to first person arena-combat with more options and strategies to choose from.</p> 

<p>It’s accessibility is built for both veteran and first-time FPS players. Dive into its futuristic playground built using the Unreal Engine 4. Maneuver in its action-packed maps with up to 10 players and rake up your top frags and air-supremacy using only your first-person shooter skills. Like every other shooter, it’s easy to learn, but difficult to master.</p> 

<p>It has a playscore of 7.31</p> 


<h2>7. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/gwent-the-witcher-card-game/">GWENT: The Witcher Card Game</a></h2> 

	<p><a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/cd-projekt-red/">CD Projekt Red</a> is not only busy with their upcoming <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/cyberpunk-2077/">Cyberpunk 2077</a>, they’re also working very hard on their standalone version of <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/the-witcher-3-wild-hunt/">The Witcher III</a>’s favorite mini-game, GWENT.</p> 

<p>This card-game is different from the game’s version, instead, this is purely built for long-term service with a growing e-sport league. Wage war against other players across multiple game modes. Each card and faction offer hundreds of possibilities, all depending on your skill and maybe a bit of luck.</p> 

<p>The game is constantly updating, adding new cards and features. Gwent’s changes will continue to shift the meta with each update and give players enough rewards and replayability in each expansion. It’s also out on iOS and the Android version is coming out soon.</p> 

<p>It receives a playscore of 7.49</p>


<h2>6. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/the-darwin-project/">The Darwin Project</a></h2> 

	<p><a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/scavengers-studio/">Scavenger Studios</a>' multiplayer survival slash Battle Royale game that takes you into their dystopian post-apocalypse and play the challenger inside their reality game show to the death. A familiar concept for Hunger Games fans, The Darwin Project's main focus is survival. Instead of just finding weapons and armor, you'll have to craft your way to victory in real-time.</p> 

<p>It's a constant balancing act between vigilance and creation. And just to make an awesome premise more interesting, each match also has a spectating "director" player whose job is to spice up the competition by giving heals and abilities to whoever player they choose.</p> 

<p>Wrapped in the now-familiar cartoon visuals, The Darwin Project is both intense and unapologetically playful. It receives a playscore of 7.58</p>


<h2>5. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/cuisine-royale/">Cuisine Royale</a></h2> 

	<p>Yet another Battle Royale game on the list. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/darkflow-software/">Darkflow Software</a>'s Cuisine Royale is a game built for players who are still obsessed with <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/playerunknowns-battlegrounds/">PlayerUnknown</a>’s Battlegrounds or PUBG. It combines many things including realism, kitchen materials, and ironically, magic.</p> 

<p>Be the last-man standing as you face off against dozens of players in a massive arena full of other players that are somehow better than you. Despite its comedic presentation, its ballistic physics is pretty damn solid.</p> 

<p>You can shift between FPS or TPP if you want to. It basically shares the same combat mechanics as PUBG, but its addition of Rituals and Magic give more unpredictability to its already crazy moment to moment gameplay.</p> 

<p>It has a playscore of 7.70</p> 


<h2>4. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/dota-underlords/">Dota Underlords</a></h2>

	<p>The sudden birth of the Auto-Chess genre opened new doors for the gaming arena. Like the floodgates opening. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/valve/">Valve</a>’s very own Auto-chess title is among the many that entered the trend.</p> 

<p>A spin-off to their critically acclaimed MOBA game, <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/dota-2/">Dota 2</a>, this takes your favorite heroes and champions from the game and transforms the arena into a chess-like battlefield. Instead of inanimate pieces, you get to see a flurry of magical attacks all around your screen with your chosen heroes. It’s kinda like that one scene from Star Wars.</p> 

<p>It’s still among Steam’s most played games in recent times and just recently, its addition of a Battle Pass and a Mobile version gives more players the freedom and content to enjoy. A playscore of 7.80</p> 


<h2>3. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/apex-legends/">Apex Legends</a></h2> 

	<p><a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/electronic-arts/">EA</a>’s and <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/respawn-entertainment/">Respawn Entertainment</a>'s lucky entry to the Battle Royale bandwagon was unexpected but welcome. This Titanfall spin-off takes you to a sadistic arena with a ragtag group of characters. Gather your squad of three and begin the hunt as you choose from its wide variety of characters. It shares the same hero-based strategy from <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/blizzard/">Blizzard</a>’s <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/overwatch/">Overwatch</a>, but puts more focus on its action-heavy and skill-dependent mechanics.</p> 

<p>Become the legend as you remain the last one standing in an arena of 60 people. Whether you want to take it slow, or aggressively, the choice is up to you. Pick up that Mozambique, charge that ultimate ability, and engage in a blazing firefight that’s enough to supercharge you until the next unlucky squad comes in your way.</p> 

<p>EA’s continuous support for the game adds more content every month. Its latest hero, Revenant, adds a shift to the game’s already intense shootouts. A playscore of 7.91 </p>


<h2>2. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/paladins/">Paladins</a></h2> 

	<p>The age of hero-shooters began when Blizzard’s Overwatch came out in 2016. From then on, the market continues to push the trend even further resulting in <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/hi-rez-studios/">Hi-Rez</a>’s very own take on the genre.</p> 

<p>Despite the saturated market for shooters, Paladins came in at just the right time when people still care about hero-shooters. At first, it had a lot of controversy due to it being an ‘Overwatch clone’ but over the years it gained its own identity with more heroes and diverse multiplayer modes.</p> 

<p>On the surface, Paladins is a hero-shooter but within its layers lies an in-depth skill system where you customize your Champions’ abilities using cards. You can choose what skills well-suited for your playstyle, providing a fun yet complex gameplay mix.</p> 

<p>It receives a playscore of 8.03</p> 


<h2>1. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/the-awesome-adventures-of-captain-spirit/">The Awesome Adventures Of Captain Spirit</a></h2>

	<p>PC’s top game isn’t a massive MMORPG or a hero-based shooter, it’s a simple story-driven adventure from the makers of the critically acclaimed Life is Strange.</p> 

<p><a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/dontnod-entertainment/">DONTNOD Entertainment</a>’s FREE prequel Demo to <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/life-is-strange-2/">Life Is Strange 2</a> is a short, somber, and sympathetic experience. It signifies DONTNOD’s visual update that would pave the way for the Diaz Brothers’ journey in Life is Strange 2.</p> 

<p>In this 2-3 hour adventure, you play as a young boy named Chris with a knack for imagination. His superhero alter-ego, Captain Spirit, is adorable. Throughout the game, he goes on a superpowered quest to do his Sunday chores. It’s creative, fun, and it adds so much potential to the Life is Strange universe.</p> 

<p>It receives a playscore of 8.46</p>


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<p>From the previews and trailers, it's already evident that <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/riot-games/">Riot</a>'s approach to the game was made with the utmost care and consideration. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/valorant/">Valorant</a> looks mechanically similar to a lot of shooters, most notably <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/counter-strike-global-offensive/">CS:GO</a>; with its round-based economy and a 5v5 game mode that is basically bomb defuse.</p> 

<p>What does set it apart is that the utility is tied to an agent with a unique set of skills, this means that we are most likely going to see some inventive setups across the different maps Valorant has to offer. The Game is going to have 8 agents right off the bat each with a specific kit, agents like Viper can be a huge deterrent for any would-be pushers with her myriad of zoning tools or if that doesn't suit your taste then you can give Jett a whirl, having access to movement abilities like updraft and tailwind, nothing on the map is ever out of reach. There's something for everyone in Valorant.</p>

<p>Valorant is aiming to make a strong impression on the FPS community and everyone should be delighted to know that the game will be running on 128 tick servers, something everyone has been clamoring for since the beginning of competitive <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/best/first-person-shooter/" title="Best First-person Shooters">FPS</a>. Having a higher tick rate means that the game will feel much more responsive during online play and will have a better net code overall.</p> 

<p>Riot has also stated that they'll be deploying a new kernel-based anti-cheat system which reportedly, is much tougher to crack and to create exploits/cheats for. On the more technical side of things, Riot is looking to take steps in the right direction even before the game's release.</p>

<p>Riot wants everyone to be able to play Valorant and have put a lot of emphasis on optimization and accessibility, the game will run even on the most humble machines requiring only an i3-370m, 1GB of VRAM and 4 GB of ram to hit a smooth 60 fps and for those who really wanna push for 144 fps, you'll easily hit those numbers with a 4th Gen i5, 1GB of VRAM and 4GB of ram. The Hardware barrier for entry for Valorant is nowhere near as demanding as some of the FPS titles out there, but that definitely doesn't mean that it's not going to be a heavy hitter. Riot hasn’t stated a specific date but the game will release around the summer of 2020</p>

From the previews and trailers, it's already evident that Riot's approach to the game was made with the utmost care and consideration

Valorant,  Riot’s dive into the Competitive FPS scene

<p>The <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ps5/" title="Sony PlayStation 5">PS5</a> is set to launch later this year, and the PlayStation 4 is counting down the list of their last exclusives. Just in, Infamous developers <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/sucker-punch-productions/" title="Sucker Punch Productions">Sucker Punch</a> have dropped the new trailer for an incoming samurai epic, <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ps4/ghost-of-tsushima/">Ghost of Tsushima</a>.</p>

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Here’s the story description (via <a href="https://www.gamespot.com/articles/ghost-of-tsushima-gets-a-release-date/1100-6474430/">GameSpot</a>):

<div class="direct-quote">Ghost of Tsushima follows the story of Jin Sakai, known as The Ghost to the invading Mongol armies led by the ruthless Khotun Khan. Trained by his uncle Shimura, the jito (lord) of Tsushima, Jin is an incredibly skilled samurai who adopts more cunning death-dealing techniques, to the concern of his mentor.</div>

<p>It’s also worth noting that the game comes with three special versions: $70 can either get you the Digital Deluxe Edition or the physical special edition (which comes with a SteelBook and other goods). Or you can dish out $170 for the Collector’s Edition which comes with a ton of extra swag.</p>

<p>Admittedly, some fans are already comparing the game to another samurai slasher, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice from FromSoftware. Admittedly, Sekiro (and anything from From, basically) is notorious for being a difficult game, and I have a feeling that Tsushima will be more forgiving when it comes to casual players.</p>

<p>We don’t know what to fully expect yet from Ghost of Tsushima, but the game absolutely looks amazing, and there is already an impressive cast of characters that I’m sure will bring the game to life.</p>

<p>Catch Ghost of Tsushima when it becomes available for the PS4 on June 26.</p>

Just in, Infamous developers Sucker Punch have dropped the new trailer for an incoming samurai epic, Ghost of Tsushima.

Watch the Breathtaking New Trailer for Sucker Punch’s Ghost of Tsushima

<p>We know that a sequel to <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/star-wars-jedi-fallen-order/">Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order</a> is already in the works, but a rumor has been going around that <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/electronic-arts/" title="Electronic Arts">EA</a> is working on a ‘smaller, more unusual project, that is yet to be announced. What’s interesting is, the European PS Network may have accidentally leaked what project it is.</p>

<p>According to <a href="https://twitter.com/psnrelease/status/1235166862591352832">PSN releases</a> on Twitter, a game called Star Wars: Project Maverick had been added to the European PSN. We don’t know what the game entails, but it comes with this image.</p>

<img src="https://cdn2.whatoplay.com/news/content/project-maverick.jpeg" alt="Star Wars Project Maverick">
<p>Since ‘Maverick’ has always been connected to something like Top Gun, some think that this could be a Starfighter game; there has to be a reason why there’s a Star Destroyer on the logo. It’s also speculated that EA Motive will help develop this game, and the same devs had made contributions to <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ps4/star-wars-battlefront-ii/" title="Star Wars Battlefront II">Star Wars Battlefront II</a>.</p>

<p>For now, the only Starfighter game we have for Star Wars is part of Battlefront II, but the game mode has admittedly gone empty as most players prefer duking it out on the battlefield. Personally I love starfighters, but the difficulty in finding a full lobby (and the lack of updates) has made the game mode kind of dull. Maybe a game that’s solely focused on starfighters will be of interest to fans, but we don’t know for sure.</p>

<p>We don’t know what Project Maverick is yet, but hopefully, we get an update later in the year; possibly on E3 2020 in June.</p>   

Rumor has been going around that EA is working on a ‘smaller, more unusual project,’that is yet to be announced.

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