The Most Wanted Video Games Coming in 2021
2021 should unleash the full potential of new generation consoles and GPUs. The coming months will bring many exciting games – including the new God of War, Horizon: Forbidden West, and Resident Evil 8.
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- The Most Wanted Video Games Coming in 2021
- 15. Stray - cat in a cyberpunk city
- 14. Gran Turismo 7 - next-gen racing game
- 13. Deathloop - groundhog day from the creators of Dishonored
- 12. Battlefield 6 - FPS of the year?
- 11. Far Cry 6 - proven IP + star performance
- 10. Dying Light 2 - zombie parkour
- 9. Biomutant - critters with big guns
- 8. Resident Evil Village - another dose of Capcom's horror
- 7. Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines 2 - bloodsuckers return to life
- 6. NieR Replicant ver.1.22474487139... - remake of an unusual RPG
- 5. Final Fantasy XVI - a new installment of an jRPG saga
- 4. The Medium - old Polish capital seen through doomsday glasses
- 3. Hogwarts Legacy - Harry Potter and the open world
- 2. Horizon: Forbidden West - post-apocalypse with robotic elephants
- 1. God of War: Ragnarok - my father, the godslayer, part 2
14. Gran Turismo 7 - next-gen racing game
- Why worth the wait: we want to enjoy ray tracing on the asphalt and car hoods
- Release date: 2021
- Genre: racing game
- Platforms: PS5
If you happen to complain about lack of realism in video games, it is worth looking at the world of racing games. Series such as Forza, Asseto Corsa and Gran Turismo have been setting a standard for the industry for many years and prove that it is possible to create pleasant, entertaining simulators. The new installment of the Japanese series could raise the bar even higher in this field.
While certain limits of digital realism are gradually being crossed by racing games, it is beyond doubt that next-gen is a new hand dealt for the Genre, opening it to even more possibilities. And Gran Turismo 7 is supposed to squeeze everything it can from the PS5 (read: ray tracing, 4K, HDR in glorious 60 fps, more power for physics calculations, use of controller's adaptive triggers).
Polyphony Digital will once again give racing freaks access to licensed cars (including the highly-anticipated Porsche Carrera), a lot of modifications needed for extensive tuning, as well as an extensive story campaign full of racing championships, missions and other optional activities. It is worth noting that the fans have been waiting for the official continuation of the series for more than 7 years (not counting the side installment called Gran Turismo Sport, released on PS4).
