The video game industry is predicted to generate around $257 Billion revenue by 2028. The gaming business continues to outperform traditional media, such as streaming and box office sales, thanks to younger players’ increased involvement and the growing desire for immersive and cross-platform experiences. This year, the video game releases are exciting to watch out for. Find out some of those here!
Age of Mythology: Retold
Age of Mythology: Retold blends the greatest features from the beloved Age of Mythology series with the conveniences of a modern, real-time strategy game (with significantly improved graphics). Select your gods from a variety of traditional myths. Grow both people and resources by divine intervention. Use supernatural calamities to ravage your adversaries. Guard your territory, control gods and monsters, and destroy anybody who stands in your way.
Astro Bot
Astro Bot, Sony’s adorable robot mascot, and his friends have been scattered over the stars. You have fifty worlds to travel across, each full of riches, danger, and trouble. By jumping over floors, fighting foes, and defeating bosses, you can locate your robot buddies in this endearing and varied action platformer.
Warhammer 40000: Space Marine 2
You play as a famous Ultramarine in Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2, a third-person shooter. Continuing Lieutenant Titus’s journey, you can enjoy the action-packed game in three-person multiplayer or solo mode. Utilize your powerful weapons to eliminate waves of relentless extraterrestrial Tyranids, or utilize your incredible finishing to end them in a brutal manner.
Final Fantasy 16
A very dark and beautiful game, Final Fantasy XVI blends elements of the beloved series with brutal political intrigue. The game has a fresh and entertaining twist thanks to its true action-driven gameplay and streamlined RPG elements. This month, the PC version of the PS5 exclusive was made available.
God of War Ragnarok
God of War Ragnarok exceeded every aspect of the 2018 relaunch with an action-packed story and riveting combat. Kratos and Atreus traveled the nine kingdoms in search of knowledge about the approaching end of the world. Along the way, they come across a lot of kind faces, fierce beasts, and angry gods. Like Final Fantasy XVI, Ragnarok was only ever released on the PS5, however it is now playable on PCs.
