Top 5 most Anticipated PC and PS games for 2015

2015 MOST ANTICIPATED GAMES FOR PC AND PLAYSTATION

2014 was really a poor year for gamers as they had bad experiences all out from different publisher. For example Creative Assembly releases its all time expensive game "Rome II" with great promises, they promised that the A.I will be better than any other previous game but unfortunately the game was all time FLOP in terms of A.I. In 2014 we didn't have what we expected. The publishers didn't release games in a great number which was very depressive because of the monopolist market. But for the upcoming years people/gamers have more hopes because many big games are launching in 2015.

Here are the most 5 anticipated games for the year 2015.

Attila: Total War

Developer: Creative Assembly

Platform: PC

Release Date: 2015

Attila: Total War is the upcoming game for the Total war series. After the fail of Rome II this release is more likely recognize as a act to gain Creative Assembly's customers believe back on them. Since Rome II had so many flaws and faults in its A.I. However, CA claimed that they had 40% more budget to make this game than previous Total war games. Unfortunately, The graphics and game engine are same as Rome II with a few changes and new creativity. In Attila, CA has introduced some new strategical and U.I changes in the campaign and battle map. They have introduced a new Abandon a city system which is very good, we have some new fire and water textures in the game and A.I is expected to be much better than we had in Rome II in both campaign and battle maps. To read more on Attila: Total war new features read this. But this recent announcement by CA on EGX was very unexpected because they already had announced Warhammer: Total War release in 2016 too. So I will consider this as a "gain your customers believe" move to make sure that they get a good number of buyers of Warhammer: Total War in release.

Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain

Developer: Kojima Productions

Platform: Playstation 3, Playstation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, PC

Release Date: 2015

Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes was only the starter in a sumptuous feast cooked up by Hideo Kojima, and The Phantom Pain is the main course. An open-world action stealth title, Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain just might be the most anticipated title from the acclaimed series so far.

The graphics are already shaping up to be pretty incredible, featuring some of the smoothest animations we’ve ever seen. The addition of a day-and-night cycle, a massive world and several drivable vehicles ought to lend to an even more open-ended gameplay experience than ever before. Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is looking to be one of the first ‘true next-gen’ games when it comes to gameplay. Which brings us nicely on to our number one most anticipated 2015 title…

Bloodborne

Developer: From Software

Platform: Playstation 4

Release Date: 2015

All at once, PS4 owners rejoiced and everyone else sighed when it was announced that Bloodborne would be an exclusive for Sony’s console. Directed by Dark Souls and Demon’s Souls’ Hidetaka Miyazaki, Bloodborne looks to bring the Souls games’ tight gameplay into a fresh new setting.

Bloodborne takes place in a ruined city, housing weaponry far more technologically advanced than swords and shields. This time around, players are able to wield gunpowder weapons along with the usual assortment of grandiose melee weaponry, along them to attack weapons at range with devastating attacks. Anything by From Software is worth keeping two eyes on, and the prospect of playing a Souls-like game in a brand new universe is easy to get excited about. 

 

The Legend Of Zelda Wii U

Developer: Nintendo EAD

Platform: Wii U

Release Date: 2015

A new Zelda game is always a big event for Nintendo fans, and The Legend of Zelda Wii U is looking like the biggest shakeup for the series since The Wind Waker back in 2003. The game will once again return to a cel-shaded look, although Zelda Wii U takes a far more detailed approach than the minimalistic Wind Waker.

Another hotly touted feature is the large, open world environment, intended to give players the similar feel of freedom they have when playing the earlier 2D games. Intriguingly, producer Eiji Aonuma has also stated that his team is looking in ways to reinvent the puzzles that the series is known for, beyond just “moving blocks so that a door opens.” It looks like Wii U owners could be in for a treat.

 

Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End

Developer: Naughty Dog

Platform: Playstation 4

Release Date: 2015

The Tomb Raider reboot might have been an impressive offering, but even its greatest moments couldn’t quite match up to the cinematic glory of the Uncharted series. Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End will be an exclusive for the Playstation 4, and a direct continuation of the original trilogy.

Again, there hasn’t been a huge amount revealed about Uncharted 4, although Naughty Dog have stated that the narrative will test Drake’s, “physical limits, his resolve, and ultimately what he’s willing to sacrifice to save the ones he loves.” Judging from its predecessors, Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End will be a true test of the Playstation 4’s capabilities, throwing players on an exciting ride along the way.

 

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