While 2021 has overall been a pretty good year for games, world events like the covid 19 causing delays to games. With that in mind, while this isnt an exhaustive lise of everything coming out next year, these are some of the biggest games coming out in the next 12 months

Rainbow 6 Extraction (Jan. 20)

A Long time coming, Rainbow 6 Extraction is the spinoff of the popular multiplayer FPS that has been going strong since 2015. Extraction will take the game in a slightly different route, instead being a co-op experience akin to Left 4 dead, except with Rainbow 6’s trademark tactical precision

Pokemon Legends: Arceus (Jan. 28)

I am not a pokemon guy, but legends Arceus may be the shot in the arm the series needs right now, especially after how underwhelming Sword and shield were to some people. Legends: arceus is a prequel to Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl which launched recently, set in the distant past. The game seems to feature real time pokemon capturing, as well as the serieses traditional turn based combat

Sifu (Feb. 8)

Hey, remember absolver? Little Martial arts game from 2017, you probably have it in your steam library because you got it with a humble bundle or as part of a steam sale and then never played it? Yeah, Sifu is a fighting game by those guys. It uses water colour art design and has a unique aging mechanic, where you age a little with each defeat, making you stronger but decreasing your health bar. You need to defeat 5 martial arts masters before time runs its natural course and takes you out.

Horizon Forbidden West (Feb. 18)

Horizon Forbidden west is the long anticipated sequel to Horizon Zero Dawn. this time, Protagonist Aloy is heading to california (or whats left of it) to try to track down the source of mysterious plague that infects and kills almost everything it touches.

Elden Ring (Feb. 25)

The nightmare mind of Miyazaki is back. Elden ring may not bare the name of dark souls, but this is the closest we will ever be getting to a darksouls 4. Its open world now, the Lore was in part written by George R.R. Martine, and it is shaping up to be one of next years most anticipated games.

Gran Turismo 7 (March 4)

Look, I dont get racing games, so this one is kind of an enigma to me. But if your a fan of the genre, I am sure gran Turismo 7 is probably already Pre-ordered. Especially after Microsoft showed off their racing chops with Forza Horizon 4 in November, its time for sony to step up to the plate

Tiny Tina’s Wonderland (March 25)

Boarderlands 3 was… divisive to say the least, so Tiny Tina’s wonderland is instead set between Boarderlands 2 and 3, leaving out some of the larger issues with that game and instead thrusting us into a pseudo sequel to Borderlands 2’s “Tiny Tina’s Assault on Dragon Keep” DLC. This game will be more RPG and fantasy than the previous entries, but with the typical Borderlands charm.

Forspoken (May 24)

In Forspoken you play as Frey, an average newyorker who suddenly finds themselves Isekaid into a Magical land, which she must then free from the Tantas, the rulers of this world. This game is kind of going to be a knack-style deal, where its being developed to show of the power of the PS5, so Even if it isnt great it will definitely be interesting

Saints Row (Aug. 22)

Saints row is being rebooted. On one hand, sure, where do you take it after 4, where the main character became president of the United states and also Head of an alien empire, and where in the standalone DLC Your best friend went to hell and met god.Yeah, Saints row reboot seems to be taking itself a bit more seriously than its predecessor.

Starfield (Nov. 11)

Starfield is Bethesda’s new IP, and while it is likely to play somewhat like fallout or skyrim, just in space this time, word from the company says this will be a rather different  experience, instead focused around Exploration and less about combat, but it will only launch for PC and Xbox one

God of war: Ragnarok (TBC)

The sequel to god of war, god of war Ragnarok will continue kratos’s story as he travels across Norse mythology, trying to find the Norse god of war while being hunted down relentlessly by Thor. right now we dont know when it will launch, but when it does it will be one of the years highlight games.

Kirby and the forgotten land (Spring)

A new kirby game, taking the series into true 3d for the first time the reveal trailer shown off last september made the game look almost like the last of us, which is a… unique combination

Redfall (summer)

Its like left 4 dead, but with vampires. A team shooter from Arcane Leon, the developers of Dishonored and Prey 2017, all we know right now is that its first person, co-op and open world

Sonic Frontiers (Holiday)

Sonic goes open world in this new entry. Release date is set at holiday 2022, and thats about all we know right now

Ghostwire tokyo (TBC)

Everyone in tokyo is gone.its down to you, as hero Akito, to findout where they have gone and bring them back, all the while being attacked by mysterious paranormal beings. At launch ghostwire will be a PS5 exclusive but it will come to Xbox in 2023.

Lord of the rings: Gollum (TBC)

Not seen much on this one yet. Its a stealth game where you play as Gollum on a quest to recover the one ring. Its expected to come to all consoles, switch included

Mario and Rabbids: Sparks of hope (TBC)

Mario + Rabids Kingdom Battle was a surprising little gem, a turn based strategy game that was perfect for genre new-commers. Sparks of hope seems to be continuing that trend, including starting its own unique gameplay style that makes it play a little close to a 3d platformer than its predecessor.

Hogwarts Legacy (TBC)

An open world entry into the harry potter series, set in the 19th century, far before any of the major story events of the books. Fans are obviously excited for this unique take on the potter world.

The Legend Of Zelda: breath of the wild 2 (TBC)

The sequel to one of the most critically acclaimed games in recent history, breath of the wild 2 is sure to hit big when it launches at some point next yeah. If it launches, still not clear on that.

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As the only person my age in the known universe who has seen History of The World Part 1, I feel emboldened to share the following paraphrased quote: The servant waits while the Sifu baits.

Sifu’s release has been brought forward to February 8th 2022 as shown in this gameplay-update-trailer-thingamadoodle! It was originally going to come on the 22nd (and late this year before that), but considering Elden Ring’s release set for the 25th of 2022, the devs likely didn’t want to have to compete with another of the most hyped games of the year.

What is Sifu? I’m so glad I asked! Sifu is an epic-looking Kung-Fu action game complete with motion-capture animations for full immersion letting you live out your deepest Ip Man meets Groundhog Day fantasies! I say Groundhog Day because each death makes the player character “age”. For example, let’s say you start off as a K-Pop twink who’s questing across various cool environments kicking names and taking ass. A couple gameplay hours later, you then get ganked on by Beefy Bert and his squad of goons because it turns out you can’t rely on the same 69-hit combo to carry you against every enemy encounter. One Game Over screen later and boom, now you graduated from twink to twunk with a five-o’clock shadow and possibly the rumblings of Dad-bod. Though dying isn’t all bad, any Kill Bill fans may relish the chance to play as a Pai Mei-looking bloke… Fun fact, Pai Mei looks a hell of a lot like Seijun Suzuki: B-movie auteur and mind-brain explordinaire.

Now if you’ll indulge me a little, let’s have another crack at the Product Poem Power Hour. This time in Martial-Arts flavour!

Nioh, not to be confused with Neo or knee- Oh! You hit me.

Mortal Kombat 11 with Revenge of Scorpion. Win-win.

Tsushima samurai-ninja-boy. Bathe, fox pets and Haiku.

Samurai Showdown, collector hoedown. Lost fable revival.

And before we continue, a moment of silence for the fact that Sifu will no longer release on “Twosday” (22/02/22)… Done? Done.

Other February Releases for 2022 include: Total War: Warhammer 3, Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection, Ghostwire Tokyo, Lord of the Rings: Gollum, Destiny 2: The Witch Queen and Warhammer 40,000: Darktide.

Click on the underlined areas here for breakdowns on the combat system overview for Sifu and a preview on the mechanics of death and aging in Sifu.

Sifu will be playable on PC, PS4, PS5 and Xbox One.

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 A Plague Tale: Innocence may be included in July for the PlayStation Plus games… according to a member by the name of Deluxera, on Resetera forum who supposedly leaked the information on the 11th June alongside multiple announcements made at the Xbox and Bethesda Games showcase, they all seemed to be A Plague Tale Announcements.

The game’s sequel, A Plague’s Tale Requiem was accurately predicted by Deluxera, that Microsoft would announce it at their event and that the game would be available at launch on the Xbox Game Pass. They’ve also mentioned that the sequel will come to the Nintendo Switch and PC. “Asobo will also reveal a next-gen remaster of the first Plague Tale game,” they have also mentioned and seem quite confident in their predictions that are ahead of the enhanced version’s official announcement that had been touched on the 13th of June “If you are on Playstation 5 don’t purchase it right now as it will be included on the July PSPlus.”. Watch out PlayStation 5 users…

A Plague Tale: Innocence released in May 2019, set in 14th century France, it takes us through the story of a young girl, Amicia who aims to help her younger brother escape the Black Death. The upgrade should allow players to experience the game in top-notch, 4K resolution at 60 frames per second. Let’s look forward to the sequel coming to our consoles in 2022.

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