2022, a bad year for games….

[ED-209]

So now we know Hogwarts Legacy is delayed till 2023 that leaves very few good games this year, the only one that stands out is Elden Ring but even that poor IMO, what’s entertaining about everything wanting to kill you and most things finding it easy to do so?

Hopefully 2023 will be better with the likes of Starfield etc.

 

[Ragitsu]

 

[publiusr]

This looks promising
https://www.cbr.com/terra-invicta-alien-invasion-strategy-game/

Also of interest
https://screenrant.com/destiny-2-unlock-darci-exotic-heavy-sniper-rifle/amp/

 

[SPCTRE]

a lot of the delays this year are simply a fact of life post-pandemic, we're only now seeing it's impact

think of it this way, it's actually good news because it means games industry workers are not grinding themselves to dust sticking to untenable release schedules

 

[ED-209]

Gollum is apparently coming out in September, while hardly triple A it looks like it could be a lot of fun.

 

[JirinPanthosa]

Stray looks pretty awesome at least.

 

[ED-209]

PS5 only unfortunately, if it comes to series X I’ll get it.

 

[Owain Taggart]

a lot of the delays this year are simply a fact of life post-pandemic, we're only now seeing it's impact

think of it this way, it's actually good news because it means games industry workers are not grinding themselves to dust sticking to untenable release schedules

Yeah, if anything, this could be a good year for Indie companies to showcase some of their games before the big Triple-A releases steal their thunder. There are lots of good indie releases that end up better than some of the more hyped up releases.

 

[StarMan]

So now we know Hogwarts Legacy is delayed till 2023 that leaves very few good games this year, the only one that stands out is Elden Ring but even that poor IMO, what’s entertaining about everything wanting to kill you and most things finding it east to do so?

Speaking as someone 230 hours into my first playthrough . . . finally getting good and becoming the thing that does the killing & finding it easy to do so, aaaand then still coming across stuff that pounds you into a pulp.

Looking forward to God of War: Ragnarok, but I'm really looking forward to sinking my teeth into Witcher 3 once the free PS5 upgrade releases. Haven't played it before and I've been sitting on the PS4 version for nearly a year.