PlayStation 4, Windows PC, Xbox One Iron Galaxy/Maximum Gamesĭeveloper Iron Galaxy is best known for fighting games like Killer Instinct and Divekick. The game’s campaign is designed to encourage sharing of player-created game worlds, while the real meat looks to lie in those creation tools. PlayStation 4 Media Molecule / Sony Interactive Entertainmentįrom the makers of LittleBigPlanet, this gorgeous world stars a little imp who travels through impressionist landscapes, solving puzzles via item collection, physical abilities and possession of other characters. Combo sequences yield special upgrades, such as health regeneration. It tasks players with forming a team of fighters, based on characters from the Dragon Ball anime series, and controlling one of them in turn. 26, Dragon Ball Fighter Z is a 2.5D fighter from Arc System Works. PlayStation 4, Windows PC, Xbox One Arc System Works/Bandai NamcoĪrriving on Jan. Created by David Cage (developer of Heavy Rain and Beyond: Two Souls), it's a story that tries to put the player in the role of storyteller. This choose-you-own-narrative game is a stacked matrix of potential outcomes, based on a world in which androids serve humanity. It’s set in the early 1970s and makes use of a variety of gameplay set-ups, such as shooting, driving, crawling and solving other physical problems. PlayStation 4, Windows PC, Xbox One Image: Hazelight Studios/Electronic ArtsĬreated by Hazelight Studios, led by the man behind the superb Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons, this two-player co-op game is about two men trying to break out of prison. According to the game’s developers, this sequel to the 2016 original will feature more story and more options for players who like their enemies to be super tough. Koei Tecmo’s combat game is based on the second season of the anime series, in which human-eating giants attack fortified cities. Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Windows PC, Xbox One Omega Force/Koei Tecmo With the game targeted for launch in the fall, there’ll be a heavy emphasis on in-game events and shared-world, squad-based challenges. Set in a lush, alien world, BioWare’s open-world monster shooter embraces loot drops, as players seek to upgrade exosuits and weapons. PlayStation 4, Windows PC, Xbox One BioWare/Electronic Arts
Let us know, in comments, which games you’re most looking forward to in 2018. This list was put together by the whole Polygon team and is, of course, subjective. Multiplayer games like Anthem, Crackdown 3 and Sea of Thieves are looking to change the way we play collectively. Highly creative oddities like Where the Water Tastes Like Wine and Wattam are moving up for release. Massive sequels like The Last of Us Part 2 and Red Dead Redemption 2 are likely to appear. But 2018 is skipping onto the stage with a flourish of promising titles. When it comes to games, this past year is going to be a hard act to follow.
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