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The 50 most anticipated new games of 2025
2024 was a weird year for video games, if not entertainment in general. While there certainly were major AAA releases, like Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, Dragon Age: The Veilguard, and Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree, it was smaller and indie titles that more or less stole the show. Games like Balatro, Tactical Breach Wizards, and Animal Well dominated best-of-the-year discussions, while Team Asobi and Sony Interactive Entertainments Astro Bot unexpectedly won the hearts of gamers yearning for a challenging, personality-driven platformer.By all accounts, 2025 is shaping up to be one of the biggest years for the video game industry in recent memory. The upcoming release of Grand Theft Auto 6 and the impending announcement of the successor to the Nintendo Switch alone would clinch that distinction, but there are even more releases to look forward to on the horizon. From AAA behemoths like Borderlands 4, Death Stranding 2: On the Beach, and Ghost of Ytei to ambitious new titles like 2XKO, Arc Raiders, and Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra, theres almost too many exciting new releases to keep track of.Not to worry, though; weve compiled a list of the 50 games to look forward to this year, organized by their expected release date or release window.Donkey Kong Country Returns HDRelease date:Jan. 16Where to play:Nintendo SwitchWhen Donkey Kong Country Returns first came out in 2010, it was the first DK Country game not to involve developer Rare, and it came as some relief to fans that Retro Studios installment of the classic platformer series felt fresh and fun. It may not be the Wii game you were expecting to get an HD Nintendo Switch version, but its still worth checking out, especially if you never had the chance to play it back in 2010. Maddy MyersSynduality Echo of AdaRelease date:Jan. 23Where to play: PlayStation 5, Windows PC, Xbox Series XDo you like sci-fi? What about mechs? If so, this extraction shooter is one to watch. Youll explore the world of Amasia alongside your AI partner in search of rare resources, taking on strange creatures and other players in the process. Saira MuellerSniper Elite: ResistanceRelease date: Jan. 30Where to play: PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Windows PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series XMeaning no disrespect to the older Sniper Elite games, its pretty impressive the way this series has just kept getting better with every entry. The latest, Sniper Elite: Resistance, will bring the series trademark stealth and sniping gameplay to Nazi-occupied France, where players will join the resistance. Austen GoslinCivilization 7Release date: Feb. 11Where to play: Mac, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Windows PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series XThe latest installment in the popular strategy franchise, Civilization 7 makes some bold changes to the familiar gameplay including the introduction of three Ages to represent different eras of civilization. Changes aside, itll likely still have you up until all hours taking just one more turn. Saira MuellerKingdom Come: Deliverance 2Release date: Feb. 4Where to play: PlayStation 5, Windows PC, Xbox Series XWith Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, developer Warhorse Studios plans to deliver on the fantasy of role-playing a 15th-century Bohemian warrior with the reality of a life simulation. Players dont just engage in first-person medieval warfare; they need to sleep, eat, and train for visceral sword-based combat. The original Kingdom Come: Deliverance is a fan-favorite smash hit, and the sequel looks to go even bigger. Michael McWhertorAssassins Creed ShadowsRelease date: Feb. 14Where to play: Mac, PlayStation 5, Windows PC, Xbox Series XPretty much for the entire run of the series, Assassins Creed fans have had one request: a game set in feudal Japan. That game, Assassins Creed Shadows, is finally out in 2025, bringing literal years of clamoring to a close. Youll play as two protagonists, swapping between the fictional assassin Naoe and the nonfictional samurai Yasuke, with stealth- or combat-focused gameplay respectively. Though Shadows was initially planned for a late 2024 release, Ubisoft delayed it, citing the need for additional polish. All told, Shadows could be the biggest Assassins Creed in years or the biggest flop. Either way, one to watch! Ari NotisAvowed Release date: Feb. 18Where to play: Windows PC, Xbox Series XThe role-playing game experts at Obsidian Entertainment return to the fantasy world of Eora from the Pillars of Eternity series for a brand-new, first-person adventure. Avowed looks like fantasy RPG comfort food, with swords and spells (and guns!) at the heart of combat, and choices and consequences driving its wizards-and-warriors narrative. Adventure and danger await in what appears to be a classic fantasy tale on the diverse and mysterious Living Lands. Michael McWhertorLost Records: Bloom & RageRelease date:Feb. 18Where to play: PlayStation 5, Windows PC, Xbox Series XDont Nods Lost Records: Bloom & Rage seems to have a lot of what made Life Is Strange and Life Is Strange 2 special: a heartfelt, complex story about teenagers. This time, the studio is taking on a mid-90s group of friends in a band and adding a supernatural mystery to the mix. It looks like itll blend both the past and the present to create a woven narrative. Nicole CarpenterLike a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in HawaiiRelease date:Feb. 21Where to play: PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Windows PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series XLike a Dragon: Infinite Wealthwas my favorite game of 2024, a colossal open-world RPG that doubled as a conclusion of sorts and starting point for the long-running franchise. Its story felt like meeting eclectic weirdos on a flight to Hawaii and then deciding to spend your entire vacation hanging out with your new best friends. One hitch: the game features turn-based combat, which isnt everyones cup of rum.Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaiioffers an alternative for folks who want the Hawaiian adventure, but prefer to spend time mashing buttons as they pulverize baddies. Same beautiful setting. Same charming storytelling. But now you get a sword and naval combat! Chris PlanteMonster Hunter WildsRelease date:Feb. 28Where to play: PlayStation 5, Windows PC, Xbox Series XCapcoms Monster Hunter franchise somehow manages to get both deeper and more approachable with each entry. Monster Hunter Wilds is the franchises most ambitious adventure yet, with a sprawling ecosystem that will feature new monsters to battle, a new mount to further speed up travel, and even greater depth for the series trademark combat. Dynamically changing environments and multiple weapon loadouts will help keep things fresh, even for Monster Hunter veterans. Michael McWhertorFragPunkRelease date: March 6Where to play: PlayStation 5, Windows PC, Xbox Series XThis fast-paced, colorful shooter is set for release in March. Traditional hero shooter mechanics are bolstered by power-up cards, which grant wild bonuses like a teeny-tiny noggin thats tough to headshot, or an upside-down world. This free-to-play game has super short rounds and rewards aggressive play, quick reflexes, and clever use of hero powers and shard cards. Cass MarshallTales of the ShireRelease date:March 25Where to play: Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, Windows PC, Xbox Series XAlthough Frodo and his pals ended up getting pulled into some very un-hobbit-like adventures, we all know that most hobbits cant abide that sort of thing at all. Tales of the Shire embraces the core activities of the hobbit lifestyle farming, eating, and socializing already a trifecta in the cozy life sim genre. So if you wished Frodo had never left the Shire, and indeed that you yourself could make a home for yourself there, this is the game for you; heres a glowing preview of the game from Polygons own Lord of the Rings expert Susana Polo if you need more details. Maddy MyersAtomfallRelease date: March 27Where to play: PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Windows PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series XInspired by Fallout: New Vegas, this upcoming game from Sniper Elite developer Rebellion Developments is set in an alt-history 1960s version of England in the wake of the Windscale nuclear disaster. In the world of Atomfall, the disaster has transformed northern England into a radioactive quarantine zone; the single-player, first-person survival game features everything youd hope to see in a New Vegas-inspired experience. That means scavenging, crafting, bartering with and/or fighting NPCs, and exploring and uncovering the mysteries of this ravaged world. Maddy MyersInZoiRelease date: March 28 (early access)Where to play: Windows PCThe first thing youll notice about InZoi is how extraordinarily realistic it looks, especially compared to The Sims, its stylized and cartoonish competitor. Kraftons upcoming life sim game slated to be released in early access on March 28 capitalizes on the capabilities of Unreal Engine 5, and it shows. What remains to be seen is how fun the rest of the game is beyond the hyperrealism of its character creator. When Jordon Oloman previewed the game for Polygon at Gamescom 2024, he described InZoi as a technical marvel, a mind-boggling, genre-eating life simulator that Im keen to dig deeper into. Maddy MyersFootball Manager 25Release date: March 2025Where to play: PlayStation 5, Windows PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series XThe story of Football Manager 25 has been one of delays. While it initially released its new entries in the fall, Sports Interactive announced in October 2024 that this years game wont come out until March (when many of the globes major leagues will be wrapping up their seasons), in order to deliver the best possible experience for the biggest technical and visual advancement in the series for a generation. Among the many intriguing new features better animations, a completely overhauled match day experience, an improved UI the most exciting is the long-overdue addition of womens soccer to the mega popular simulator franchise. Pete VolkGrand Theft Auto 6Release date:2025Where to play: PlayStation 5, Xbox Series XDo we even have to remind you that Grand Theft Auto 6 is currently slated for 2025? Though theres no announced release date, publisher Take-Two Interactive has the game set for fall 2025. GTA 6 is easily the most anticipated game expected out in the next year, bringing the franchise back to Vice City, the franchises fictional version of Miami. While those games were set in the 1980s, GTA 6 brings Vice City to the present, following a Bonnie and Clyde-esque duo. Nicole Carpenter2XKORelease date:2025Where to play: PlayStation 5, Windows PC, Xbox Series XAfter dominating the world of MOBAs, tactical shooters, and animated entertainment, Riot Games is now setting its sights on fighting games. 2XKO is set in the League of Legends universe and employs a few of its characters in a unique fighting game thats designed from the ground up for 2v2 combat. Austen GoslinBorderlands 4Release date:2025Where to play: PlayStation 5,Windows PC, Xbox Series XBorderlands 4, criminally not titled 4derlands, doesnt need to be anything beyond more Borderlands to work. But the next entry in Gearboxs loot-shooter series introduces a number of new features, including a grappling hook (scientifically proven to improve every game its a part of) and an allegedly seamless map. Bring on the 87 gajillion guns! Ari NotisDeath Stranding 2: On the BeachRelease date:2025Where to play: PlayStation 5The next installment of the baffling and beautiful Kojima Productions game Death Stranding (2019) doesnt yet have a release date, but what we do know is that it will be just as incomprehensible as its predecessor. We know that much from multiple lengthy trailers that have been released for Death Stranding 2: On the Beach, featuring such bizarre new additions as Dollman, a living puppet animated in stop-motion style. I dont know why theres a living puppet in this game, but Im also not sure I can explain anything that happened in the first game, either. Bring it on, Kojima. Maddy MyersDemonschoolRelease date: 2025Where to play: Mac, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Windows PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series XWith a light horror narrative, this turn-based RPG will see you fighting big bads while attending school on a mysterious island. Aside from fighting monsters with your friends, youll plan your school schedule in order to build skills. Saira MuellerDoom: The Dark AgesRelease date:2025Where to play: PlayStation 5,Windows PC, Xbox Series XGet ready to rip and tear with a CHAINSAW SHIELD in this medieval prequel to the Doom series. Doom: The Dark Ages may be set in the past, but that doesnt mean the gunplay will be any less contemporary. The setting simply gives the Doom Slayer a reason to smash demons with a spiked flail, ride on the back of a dragon, and pilot a giant mech that looks like an armored medieval knight. Its quite possibly 2025s most badass game. Michael McWhertorDune: AwakeningRelease date:TBAWhere to play: PlayStation 5,Windows PC, Xbox Series XPlayed from a third-person perspective, Funcoms Dune: Awakening will allow players to customize their own characters and align themselves with the various factions vying for control of Arrakis. Combat is dictated through an interesting mix of melee and ranged abilities, including firearms, which is a significant departure from the established canon. Youll also have the opportunity to build bases and drive vehicles that borrow much of the design language used in the more recent Villeneuve Dune saga through an open-world sandbox, pun intended.The small amounts of gameplay weve been shown thus far look like a blend of Subnautica or No Mans Sky with more live-service trappings thrown in, such as colored loot, guilds, and character progression systems. Alice JovaneGhost of YteiRelease date:2025Where to play: PlayStation 5Not quite Ghost of Tsushima 2, Ghost of Ytei is a new story from the developers at Sucker Punch, set in the early 1600s in the regions surrounding Mount Yotei. In that time period, the region was called Ezo, and was a separatist republic led by samurai. We dont know much about the games new protagonist, named Atsu, except that she wields two katanas and shes out for revenge. Maddy MyersKilling Floor 3Release date: 2025Where to play: PlayStation 5, Windows PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series XNearly a decade after the release of Killing Floor 2, the FPS franchise is back with a sequel that should open up plenty of room for more co-op zombie killing. The game already looks a whole lot prettier than its predecessor, and it seems to have even more unlocks and upgrades to go along with its improved visuals. AGElden Ring NightreignRelease date: 2025Where to play: PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Windows PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series XWe dont know much about this upcoming multiplayer, co-op Elden Ring spinoff game, but we know enough to be intrigued; the project brings roguelike and battle royale elements to the punishing world of the Lands Between, as well as randomized loot and preset characters from which to select (rather than a player-created protagonist, as FromSofts games typically have). It all sounds very different from Elden Ring, and yet it will probably have some ineffable Elden Ring-ness to it when it arrives sometime in 2025 (following a network test early in the year). Maddy MyersProfessor Layton and the New World of SteamRelease date:2025Where to play: Nintendo SwitchLevel-5 announced Professor Layton and the New World of Steam during a Nintendo Direct in 2023, but hasnt shared much about the game, aside from a few brief trailers that hinted at a new antagonist in a technologically evolving world. The last mainline Professor Layton game was released in 2017, so fans of the franchise are eager to learn more about the game as its 2025 release approaches. Nicole Carpenter33 ImmortalsRelease date:2025 (early access)Where to play: Windows PC, Xbox Series XWould it even be an action roguelike if you didnt fight through the underworld? 33 Immortals continues the trend with a game starring a damned soul who battles their way through hell, purgatory, and heaven but heres the really strange part. The game supports up to 33 players working in tandem, making this a massive cooperative experience. Killing god will probably take some teamwork, after all. Maddy MyersAnno 117: Pax RomanaRelease date:2025Where to play: PlayStation 5, Windows PC, Xbox Series XThe Anno franchise is really drilling down into the true sickos in its fan base now. The city-building simulation series is dropping its oldest edition yet, taking players all the way back to the days of ancient Rome where you can try your hand at running a little piece of the empire. Austen GoslinArc RaidersRelease date:2025Where to play: PlayStation 5, Windows PC, Xbox Series XA multiplayer extraction adventure where the player must loot a post-apocalyptic wasteland full of deadly robots. Those brave enough to raid the above world must build relationships with traders, survive dangerous conditions, and upgrade their underground base. Cass MarshallFableRelease date:2025Where to play: Windows PC, Xbox Series XThe first installment in the long-running series since 2012, this upcoming game is called simply Fable and, for several years since its announcement in 2020, details about it have been scant. Former entries in the action role-playing series were all about player choice, and the gameplay trailer that finally debuted in 2024 emphasized that as well, with a description that reads, What does it mean to be a Hero? Well, in the fairytale land of Albion, that is entirely up to you. This game is nominally coming out in 2025, so heres hoping well hear more about what those choices might be. Maddy MyersFBC: FirebreakRelease date:2025Where to play: PlayStation 5, Windows PC, Xbox Series XSet in the universe of 2019s Control, Remedy Entertainments cooperative first-person shooter follows a team of agents trapped inside the depths of the Oldest House, the headquarters of the Federal Bureau of Control. Isolated from the outside world, players must work together to fight against the extradimensional enemies trapped alongside them, utilizing a variety of tools, weapons, and equipment cobbled together from whatever they can find on hand. Desperate times call for desperate measures! Toussaint EganMarvel 1943: Rise of HydraRelease date:2025Where to play:PlayStation 5,Windows PC,Xbox Series XMarvel 1943: Rise of Hydra, former Uncharted director Amy Hennigs new project at her new studio, Skydance New Media, is based on a 2010 Marvel Comics series about Steve Rogers and TChallas grandpa teaming up to fight Nazis. The game has a four-character ensemble, so beyond those two more famous characters, theres also Gabriel Jones (a member of the Howling Commandos, an elite special forces unit formed by Nick Fury) and Nanali (described as the leader of the Wakandan Spy Network and in the comics, a former queen of Wakanda as well). No release date yet, but expect to be punching out those Nazis in 2025. Maddy MyersMetroid Prime 4: BeyondRelease date:2025Where to play: Nintendo SwitchAnnounced in 2017 and then followed by lots of radio silence and a total reboot, Metroid Prime 4: Beyond has been a long time coming. It came as a great surprise and relief, therefore, to see a full-length trailer for the game in 2024 that promised a 2025 release date. A more specific release date has yet to be clarified for Samus Arans next first-person adventure, but rumor has it that it might accompany the Switch 2 also slated for 2025, natch. (For those who have no idea why longtime Metroid fans are frothing at the mouth, pick up the remastered version of the first Metroid Prime on the Switch and get a taste of whats to come.) Maddy MyersPokemon Legends: Z-ARelease date:2025Where to play: Nintendo SwitchPokmon Legends: Z-A is the next installment in a series of Pokmon spinoffs that started with Pokmon Legends: Arceus. Im particularly eager for this release because it takes players to the urban setting of Lumiose City and the Pokmon X and Y generation. Ana DiazThe Sinking City 2Release date:2025Where to play: PlayStation 5,Windows PC,Xbox Series XNearly six years removed from the release of the first game, Ukrainian developer Frogwares is returning with a follow-up to its 2019 survival horror game The Sinking City. Inspired by the works of horror writer H.P. Lovecraft, The Sinking City 2 takes place in the fictional city of Arkham, Massachusetts, which has recently been afflicted by a supernatural flood. Though its a stand-alone story from The Sinking City, the sequel will likely boast a few references to the events of the previous game. Toussaint EganSkateRelease date:2025 (early access)Where to play: PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Windows PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series XCall it Skate 4. Call it skate. However you refer to Electronic Arts revival of its beloved and long-dormant skateboarding franchise, you have to put some respect on its name due to the long, battle-tested, community-powered development period that (we hope) ensures developer Full Circle will deliver on a bazillion requests for a new Skate game. Next years free-to-play Skate promises to be a living, growing game, with something different to do every day, week, or season. Michael McWhertorSlay the Spire 2Release date:2025Where to play: Mac, Windows PCSlay the Spire is the perfect just one more game deck-building roguelike, providing variety through its four classes and massive assortment of cards and artifacts. Slay the Spire 2 doesnt look like it will change the formula too much, at least from what we saw in the gameplay trailer shown at The Game Awards, and thats a good thing. While some of the concepts and characters look the same, there are enough tweaks (including a new character called the Necrobinder) to make me excited to play hundreds of hours of a sequel. Chelsea StarkSplitgate 2Release date:2025Where to play: PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Windows PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series XThe original Splitgate was one of the most fun and exciting surprises of the last several years, a snappy FPS with Portal-esque pathways that gave players the freedom to turn every map into an M.C. Escher firefight. As for how the sequel will improve the gameplay, well just have to wait and see. Austen GoslinSouth of MidnightRelease date:2025Where to play: Windows PC, Xbox Series XCompulsion Games, the developer of 2018s We Happy Few, is set to return in 2025 with a new third person action-adventure set in a Southern Gothic fantasy world inspired by the American South. South of Midnight follows the story of Hazel, a young woman whose hometown of Prospero is ravaged by a supernatural hurricane. Set adrift in a world that blurs the line between folklore and reality, Hazel must use her powers as a weaver to restore balance and find a new home. Toussaint EganSubnautica 2Release date:2025 (early access)Where to play: Windows PC, Xbox Series XSubnautica 2 is the sequel to the underwater survival game Subnautica. I loved the original game because you can explore breathtaking coral reefs and dark ocean depths. Im excited because developer Unknown Worlds Entertainment announced multiplayer for the sequel, so Ill have another survival game I can play with friends.Ana DiazThe AltersRelease date:2025Where to play: PlayStation 5, Windows PC, Xbox Series XIf you, like me, are looking forward to Bong Joon-hos sci-fi drama Mickey 17, you should definitely keep your eye out for this weird and wild survival adventure. Set on an inhospitable planet, The Alters puts players in the role of Jan Dolski, a space miner who must navigate a gigantic circular space station to stay out of the reach of the planets deadly sunlight. With no one else to aid him, Jan must rely on the Alters cloned versions of himself from alternate timelines to help him conquer the planets resources and devise a way to return home. Toussaint EganClair Obscur:Expedition 33Release date:2025Where to play: PlayStation 5,Windows PC,Xbox Series XEven after a year of extraordinary RPGs in 2024, were still ready for what could be another banger or at least something stunning to look upon in Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, a turn-based single-player fantasy RPG thats also the first-ever project from developer Sandfall Interactive. The French studios game takes inspiration from Final Fantasy and Persona, and its slightly realistic, slightly stylized character designs (courtesy of Unreal Engine 5) pair with a distinctive Belle poque-meets-dark-fantasy setting. Maddy MyersMafia: The Old CountryRelease date:2025Where to play: PlayStation 5, Windows PC, Xbox Series XIts been nearly 10 years since the last game in the Mafia franchise, but developer Hangar 13, which previously made Mafia 3, is back for another tale of organized crime. This time around the open-world crime series is taking players to turn-of-the-century Sicily for some old-school action. Austen GoslinJudasRelease date:TBAWhere to play: PlayStation 5, Windows, Xbox Series XGhost Story Games (formerly Irrational Games) is back with its first release in over a decade. Set aboard a disintegrating spaceship, Judas is a first-person shooter centered on the eponymous protagonist, a pariah of this far-future society, who must fight to survive while weighing the future of the surviving remnants of humanity. The game will prominently feature procedurally generated scenarios inspired by Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordors Nemesis System. Toussaint EganThe Outer Worlds 2Release date:2025Where to play: PlayStation 5, Windows PC, Xbox Series XObsidian Entertainment announced itll release The Outer Worlds 2, its cheeky science fiction role-playing game, in 2025 with a new trailer at The Game Awards in December. As the trailer narrator put it, The Outer Worlds 2 will have everything that should have been in the first game more action, more weapons, and more graphics, naturally. Again, theres no specific release date for this one, but the first gameplay trailer looks quite exciting. Nicole CarpenterGears of War: E-DayRelease date:TBAWhere to play: Windows PC, Xbox Series XGears 5 ended on a hell of a cliffhanger half a decade ago, so its intensely gratifying that, in 2025, the series picks up with Wait. A prequel?! Yes, Gears of War: E-Day is about as much of a prequel as a Gears of War game can be, going back to the start of the Locust horde invasion. Dangling narrative threads aside, mowing down hordes of squelchy underground abominations never gets old. Plus, playing once again as series mainstays Marcus and Dom is nostalgia in a bottle. Ari NotisMarathonRelease date:2025Where to play: Playstation 5, Windows PC, Xbox Series XA new game from Bungie would always be cause for celebration, but a new extraction shooter building on the bones of the developers first franchise is particularly interesting. This seems like Bungie taking a dive into the deepest end of the hardcore multiplayer FPS pool, and given the studios track record, its hard to think of anything more exciting in 2025 than that. Austen GoslinTerminator: SurvivorsRelease date:2025Where to play: PlayStation 5, Windows PC, Xbox Series XLike other open-world survival games, Terminator: Survivors will task players either alone or in co-op multiplayer to scavenge for resources, build a base, and fight to survive against other players. But theres another wrinkle: In a post-Judgment Day world, players will also have to survive against hunter-killer robots, namely the Terminator T-800 and the other terrors in Skynets mechanized army, which aims to wipe out humanity for good. Michael McWhertorDeadlockRelease date:TBAWhere to play: Windows PCValves team-based multiplayer shooter, which also has a sprinkling of MOBA-inspired elements, didnt have an ordinary launch. Deadlock entered into secret early playtesting on Steam, with players sharing keys with one another through word of mouth and agreeing to a cone of silence about the games existence upon logging in. The game finally got a Steam page in August 2024, but its still not even technically in early access although you can play it, if you know a guy who knows a guy, etc. We figure Deadlock will get an actual release date in 2025, and having played it a bit ourselves, we can tell you its got a lot of potential and (despite the weird rollout) is worth keeping an eye on when its fully live. Maddy MyersMetal Gear Solid Delta: Snake EaterRelease date:TBAWhere to play: PlayStation 5, Windows PC, Xbox Series XAt a preview for Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater, Konami producer Noriaki Okamura told Polygon that the team definitely didnt want to alter any of the story or world but didnt address the elephant in the room (the departures of former Metal Gear creatives from Konami, like Hideo Kojima and Yoji Shinkawa). Given the immense respect for the source material seen in Konamis Silent Hill 2 remake (developed by Bloober Team), despite the immense skepticism about it on the part of Silent Hill fans, it does seem possible that Metal Gear Solid Delta might similarly win over the skeptical superfans out there. Thats clearly what the team is hoping for and they seemingly have some more time to polish, since the game doesnt yet have a release date beyond 2025. Maddy Myers
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