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1. Dragon Ball FighterZ
If you thought FighterZ was good enough already, then you'll be glad to know there's more in store for Arc System Work's upcoming fighter. A worthy tribute to Bandai Namco's popular series, the Guilty Gear developers bring their own twist on the high-flying action with crazy cinematics and smooth combat. Watch out for Gotenks, Kid Buu, Adult Gohan and more once it releases on January 26, 2018.
2. Monster Hunter: World
Capcom's Monster Hunter series has come out of its Nintendo chains and its making its march to other platforms. Now, you can experience the beauty and dangers of their beast-laden environments. Equip your chosen tool from among their extensive arsenal, and become the land's master tamer with new monster types and gameplay mechanics.
A historic entrance, it's set to release on January 26, 2018.
3. Far Cry 5
From unfamiliar terrains and exotic wilderness, Ubisoft's fifth main title of their open-world shooter takes us on a more familiar ride through the fictional Montana, USA. And familiar seems to work, as it opens us up to a vast world of cultic madness. Play as Mr. Deputy and put a stop to the religious terrorism with guns, stealth, and more.
Coming this February 27, 2018.
4. The Crew 2
The Crew is taking their chance at redemption with this epic new installment. It looks like they're pulling all the open world stops, letting players conquer everything from the land, sea, and skies. Jump into aeroplanes, speedboats, and more as you compete in improved races and stunning locations.
Hopefully, they do a better job of polishing the rough edges. It's set to release this March 16th, 2018.
5. We Happy Few
Happiness is something we all strive for, but Compulsion Games survival adventure seeks to turn that idea on its head. Enter their topsy-turvy dystopia, and marvel at the desperate sights of an alternate 1960s England. Obsessed with drugs in the least Beatles way you can imagine--play as three personalities and help them navigate through their joy-obsessed world.
Currently on early access, it's set to release on April 13, 2018.
6. Sea of Thieves
Sail off to the high seas in this naval co-op adventure from the popular Rare Studios. Answering to a growing demand for nautical hijinx, Sea of Thieves lets you become part of a hardy crew of pirates. Indulge in the thrill of the fickle oceanic maiden as you sing, loot, and scavenge around their magnificent environments.
Opening its Technical Alpha soon, it's set to release on the first half of 2018.
7. A Way Out
Now for a moving tale of brotherly love that borders on criminal. No, it's not what you think. From the same mind that brought us Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons, Josef Fares of Hazelight Studios weaves a tale of two brothers as they move through a daring prison escape plan. Exclusively a co-op game, invite your best homie and engage in this uniquely crafted narrative video game.
It's set to release on the first half of 2018.
8. Vampyr
An unexpected next title from the indie studio, Dontnod Entertainment, that brought us Life is Strange. Back with another narrative quick time event, they leave the four corridors of high school life to bring us back to the gritty period that is 1918 London. Play as doctor slash vampire and aid him through his plague-infested world. Bite into hack and slash action, or go the merry pacifist way.
Explore the many different endings, once it releases on the first half of 2018.
9. Red Dead Redemption 2
Originally slated for release this 2017, RockStar gives us the metaphorical blue balls with this postponement. Perhaps one of the most anticipated sequels, return to the blistering west and bask in the grandeur of their massive open world. Ride around with your stampede of horses, and experience the brutality of the new frontier.
Coming this 2nd quarter of 2018.
10. Jurassic World Evolution
Inspired by the great City Building games like SimCity and Cities: Skylines. Instead of building skyscrapers and filling out a building with residents, Frontier Developments' Jurassic World Evolution lets you create your own Jurassic Park. Fill it with Dinosaurs and invite thousands of people to check your exhibits. Just… don’t let them escape this time.
Set to release mid 2018.
11. Skull and Bones
Ubisoft seeks to continue the great things that they started in Black Flag with this exciting oceanic adventure. Now with a lot less distracting Assassin business, Skull and Bones give you the full pirate experience. Collect your own fleet of ships, bask in the improved naval battle mechanics, and while away the hours with your loyal crew.
It's set to release on the latter half of 2018.
12. Anthem
EA might be digging their own graves with the recent Battlefront fiasco, but much anticipation still remains for this online RPG. Crafted by the acclaimed Bioware Studio, their answer to Bungie's Destiny 2 is definitely looking good. Jump into the vast arenas with your powerful exosuits, and duke it out in a stunning battle for supremacy.
It's set to release on the fourth quarter of 2018.
13. State of Decay 2
A staple of open-world zombie survival, Undead Labs is stepping up their game once more with this improved sequel. Tripling the survivor hell, State of Decay opens up new opportunities by letting you play as a group of survivors in a bigger, and more interactive environment. Shape the fate of your community with every choice you make, and band together with friends with the four-player co-op.
Set to release this Spring 2018.
14. Crackdown 3
In a perfect stroke of genius, Reagent Games and Sumo Digital ups the over-the-top ante with the introduction of Terry Crews as the loud Commanding Agent, Isaiah Jaxon. While they might've made the mistake of announcing it a bit too early, they're doing everything right with the game changing enhancements to their signature environmental destruction.
Bring whole worlds to dust once it releases this Spring 2018.
15. Biomutant
As fun as Rocket Racoon's wisecracking antics is, there's nothing like a bear that can do some actual fighting. Step into the tiny paws of your chosen mini bear and show your awesome martial arts moves to the ferocious beasts of the land. Not only does it look great, but with its mix of melee, shooting, and mutant abilities, it's gonna be kung fu fighting like never before.
Coming this 2018.
16. The Wolf Among Us 2
Telltale pieces together a brand new chapter to one of their most successful sagas yet. Based on the famous comic series Fable, return to the shoes of Brigby Wolf as he embarks on yet another perilous adventure filled with mythical creatures and risky decisions.
It’s the enthralling Telltale chapter you’ve been waiting for, and it’s set to release sometime this 2018.
17. Psychonauts 2
With the help of their kickstarter backers, Double Fine Productions along with director Tim Schafer will finally be able to achieve their dreams of a Psychonauts sequel. Continuing the events of Rhombus of Ruin, we see Raz's disillusioned return to the headquarters.
Jump back into the series telekinetic delights once it releases some this 2018.
18. Kingdom Hearts III
Square Enix’s much-awaited third MAJOR entry to their popular series is finally near. Return to Sora and friends and travel around various Disney worlds to meet your favorite characters. Wield the magic Keyblade in its revamped RPG system and return to the friendly thrills of their slick and stylish hack and slash combat.
It’s coming this 2018.
19. Darksiders III
Put on your mittens on because THQ Nordic and Gunfire Games are bringing on the fire in this third main entry to their apocalyptic title. Set parallel to Death's misadventures in the last installment, this new chapter lets us see through the eyes of another horseman. Play as the whip-wielding Fury and guide her through Earth to earn the repentance of the Sins personified.
It's set to release in 2018.
20. Code Vein
Japan's next in line for brutal action RPGs, Bandai Namco will make you spill blood in this vampiric post-apocalyptic tale. Play as a bloodsucking Revenant and use your skills against the nightmarish monsters to escape the vicious world of Rein. Modeled after the Dark Souls series, its tough skill-based combat will become the next haven for challenge-seeking gamers.
Coming sometime in 2018.
21. Battlerite
A spiritual successor to the the critically acclaimed Bloodline Champions, Stunlock Studios hopes to reprise their victory with this new free-to-play brawler. It takes the best parts of MOBA and distills it into a more forgiving format. Choose your champion from among their diverse roster and head to battle in 2v2 or 3v3.
It's set to release in 2018.
22. AWAY : Journey to the Unexpected
This adorable 3D rogue-lite by Aurelien Regard is one colorful surprise. As fun as it is to roam around its 90's inspired landscapes, your goal is to meet its unique inhabitants and bring them along your unexpected journey. Take on the shoes of your quirky new companions, and see the vibrant world through their own eyes.
The world is yours for the taking, and it's set to release in 2018.
23. Fortnite
Before it's rise to fame as the free-to-play substitute to the viral PUBG, Epic Game's zombie-best made its own name as an upcoming survival game anchored on base-building. Boasting Overwatch-like cartoon visuals, Fortnite offers a welcome change to the zombie formula. Build up your fortress from literal scratch, and shoot it out with your arsenal of hand-crafted weapons.
Currently on Early Access, it's set to officially release sometime in 2018.
24. The Last Night
Easily the most beautiful videogame on our upcoming lists. Developer Odd Tales overcomes all odds and exceeds our expectations with this pixel-driven cyberpunk title. Despite the limitations, The Last Night manages to create a vibrant and detailed dystopian world that can compete with any of today's 4K offerings.
Discover it through the eyes of lower-class citizen Charlie, once it releases in 2018.
25. Overkill's The Walking Dead
From the creators of Payday, put your zombie-survival fantasies to the test. Based on the critically-acclaimed comic from Robert Kirkman, players will be left to survive in a doomed Washington DC. It’s co-op mode offers a team-based survival experience similar to the show. Except it’s not as shitty in comparison.
It’s coming this 2018.