A Year to Remember? The Best Upcoming Games of 2020
With releases of such magnitude as Cyberpunk 2077, The Last of Us 2, or the Remake of Final Fantasy VII, 2020 may become one of the memorable years in gaming. We list 12 games we look forward to the most.
Table of Contents
- A Year to Remember? The Best Upcoming Games of 2020
- Half-Life Alyx – VR instead of HL3
- Cyberpunk 2077 – CDPR's most-wanted
- Final Fantasy VII Remake – jRPG of all time returns
- Dying Light 2 – the city of zombies
- Minecraft: Dungeons – Minecraft meets Diablo
- The Ghost of Tsushima – the samurai in the open world
- Microsoft Flight Simulator – the triumphant return
- Doom Eternal – the carnage continues
- Witchfire – Painkiller 2?
- NiOh 2 – samurai souls-like
- Mount and Blade 2: Bannerlord – sandbox for knights
Microsoft Flight Simulator – the triumphant return
Why? This is the first serious, high-budget flight simulator in years that will try to pull the genre out of a niche.
- Release date: 2020
- Genre: aviation simulator
- Platforms: PC, XONE
A flight simulator among the most anticipated games of the year? We haven't had anything like this in decades. In the eighties and nineties, games from the Microsoft Flight Simulator series enjoyed huge interest, often pushing the boundaries of the visual capabilities of video games. As the new millennium arrived, such complex games increasingly fell to neglect. As a result, 2006's Flight Simulator X was the last installment of the series... until now.
The upcoming Microsoft Flight Simulator harks back to the tradition of the series, instantly grabbing attention with its astonishing graphics. The planes, clouds, the land, slowly passing under us – all this is realized with extraordinary attention to details, and reliable effects. Realism, however, is not only about the visuals – it's also manifested in the influence of weather conditions on the control over the aircraft. Interestingly, as in the old days, boxed editions will contain user manuals the size of an encyclopedia.
The scale of the project is utterly impressive. The developers promise a variety of licensed, meticulously designed aircraft, the ability to fly around most of the Earth recreated with satellite images, advanced object recognition algorithms, and finally, supporting the game throughout the next decade. Next year, fans of the genre will finally be able to feel appreciated.
