Games we are looking forward to in 2014

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Already bought, salivating in anticipation:

Pillars of Eternity, by far the game I'm most excited for since Starcraft 2.

 

Probably going to buy:

Thief. I just love that series, been waiting for a new installement since Deadly Shadows. Definitely buying and playing it unless it gets destroyed in reviews.

Dark Souls 2 - loved the art style of the first, but haven't actually played it that much. I'll probably give this one a try.

 

Finally, not planning to buy but still mildly curious about:

The Witcher 3 - tried both 1 and 2, never really got into them; I found the story confusing in the first, and too political in the second. Still, it's hard not to be impressed by the scope the 3rd game seems to be aiming for.

Dragon Age: Inquisition: not expecting much from it really, but I'm curious to see how it turns out.

 

All on PC of course.

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PC:

Witcher 3

Warmachine Tactics

Divinity: Original Sin

Predestination

Limit Theory

Sui Generis

Pillars of Eternity

Wasteland 2

 

PS4:

Infamous: Second Son

Diablo III: Ultimate Evil Edition (chose over PC for in-room co-op and no always on internet requirement)

NHL 15

Rock Band 4

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Witcher 3

Final Fantasy Lightning Returns

Atelier Escha & Logy

Watch Dogs

The next Ar Tonelico Game

Kingdom Hearts 3

 

Not sure if it will come out this year

Wii U's Monolith "X" game

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*Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six. Wow can't believe they are actually doing a remake of this classic FPS. I loved this game and hope they don't mess it up. 

Woah woah weres the source for this?!!  Which RS?  My boy Ding lives to fight again!  Oh god they'll make it for console I bet. :(

 

As for me:

> Routine (http://www.routinegame.com/)  Sadly their developers aren't talking so not looking good atm

> GTAV PC

> Half-Life 3 :P

> South Park Stick of Truth

> Trespassing (http://trespassingpetrolia.com/)

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*Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six. Wow can't believe they are actually doing a remake of this classic FPS. I loved this game and hope they don't mess it up. 

 

 

Woah woah weres the source for this?!!  Which RS?  My boy Ding lives to fight again!  Oh god they'll make it for console I bet. :(

 

There isn't a remake AFAIK. The only RS announced is Patriots and it has been delayed and rebooted at least once during the course of development.

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Diablo 3 Expansion. I think that the removal of the AH, rebalancing of item drops, new class, new act, and skill points at the top level should make the game quite a bit better.  Blizzard seems to be at least trying to address what players concerns are. 

 

I was looking forward to Elder Scrolls Online, but I'm less confident about that one being a hit now.

 

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