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PC Invasion’s Most Anticipated Games Of 2019: Tyler’s Picks

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I can’t believe 2018 is already over. The year went by like a blur, and I feel like I barely had time to touch my backlogged Steam library. I mean, I still haven’t even touched the Rise and Fall expansion for Civilization VI!

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2019 doesn’t look like it’ll offer any respite, either. The year is packed with some huge releases that will demand my attention. Here are a few of the games coming up in 2019 that I’m most looking forward to.

Doom Eternal

 

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The DOOM reboot was my favorite game of 2016, and I expect DOOM Eternal to be even better. The adrenaline-pumping, demon-slaying action made DOOM one of the best single-player first-person shooters since Halo’s golden age. Also, Mick Gordon is back on soundtrack duty for Eternal, and I can’t wait to hear what face melting jams he cooks up.

Cyberpunk 2077

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Cyberpunk 2077 is probably going to be featured on every “Most Anticipated Games Of 2019” list, and mine is no different. I wasn’t as enthralled by The Witcher 3 as most people were, so I was a little skeptical of Cyberpunk 2077  at first. However, the 48-minute gameplay trailer we saw back in August completely changed my tune. I fully expect to dump countless hours into this one – assuming it does come out this year.

Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice

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I’m a huge fan of anything FromSoftware churns out, especially the Dark Souls franchise. As much as I love Dark Souls, I’m excited to see what they can do with a new franchise. With ninjas and the dark themes FromSoftware is known for, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice seems like it should fit the bill nicely. I cannot wait to bang my head against this one next year.


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