We're not only getting some long awaited film adaptations, but we'll be a few seasons deep into some great TV adaptations of our favorite games. 2022 is when the rubber truly hits the road. Now, they're abundant and a little easier to watch on the whole.
Live service games Live service games still (hopefully) kickin assįinal Fantasy 14's Endwalker will have been freshly released, so we'll no doubt see some patches adding more raids, cool clothes, and hopefully story quests that allude to what's next for one of the best MMOs of all time.Ī couple years ago, videogame adaptations were rare and almost always awful. I'll shoulder the disappointment if we're wrong. It can't stay in purgatory for much longer. We saw another trailer at this year's Xbox Showcase. The ARPG sequel looks gorgeous and looks on track for a 2022 release. Worst case (or best case), Path of Exile 2 might beat Blizzard at its own game. Gloomwood is a systems-driven stealth action game that looks like it'll easily withstand a couple dozen playthroughs, just to see if our mad ideas work out. It's not confirmed for 2022, but we wouldn't be surprised if it came out in 2021 either.ĭiablo 4 in 2022 is optimistic, but possible. I played it two years ago at E3, so we must be nearing the finish line, right? I could be wrong, but Hollow Knight: Silksong feels like a sure thing for 2022. Throw a follow-up to one of our favorite tactical roguelikes ever into the mix for 2022, sure. Maybe the torch will be passed properly next November.ĭarkest Dungeon 2 is entering early access in 2021, so 2022 for version 1.0 doesn't feel impossible. Thanks to PC modders we're still living in Skyrim's world. We're tempering our expectations, but Starfield's been in the cooker for a while, and, love 'em or hate 'em, Bethesda RPGs have an incredible shelf life. It's been six years since Fallout 4 and Starfield has a lot to prove, but it already gets points for being Bethesda's first new setting since picking up the Fallout mantle back in 2008. Let's just hope it doesn't lose character under all that shine. While the debut trailer was tightly scripted, it definitely has us excited for another adventure with supernatural terrors propped up by modern tech in an open world that doesn't care about us.
Stalker 2 is a proper sequel with new tech and seemingly bigger ambitions. While those older games poked at strong ideas, the technology and design never quite lived up to them. Call of Pripyat released in 2009, so it's been 11 years since we saw GSC Studios' unforgiving nuclear sandbox.
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