2018 games you are hyped about!

[Reprise]

Is Bloodstained still on target for its early 2018 release? Was it Q1 they said? I can't remember, but I haven't heard anything since the delay.

[Jmustang1968]

Battletech
Pillars of Eternity 2
Alliance Alive
Project Octopath Traveler
Radiant Historia
Ni No Kuni 2
DQ XI
Mechwarrior 5
State of Decay 2
Wolf Among Us S2
Walking Dead Final Season
Valkyria Chronicles 4
Next Fire Emblem

[samsonlonghair]

Fingers crossed for a physical release of Sonic Mania in 2018! Here's hoping!

[isiolia]

Well, I backed Bloodstained so that.

Probably Code Vein as well.

Other possible ones, depending on interest when they come out, reviews, etc...
Vampyr
Monster Hunter: World
Kingdom Come: Deliverance
Indivisible
Left Alive
Red Dead Redemption 2
The Last Night

maybe Anthem, though it's probably just going to be Bioware Destiny.

Lots of potential in 2018 I think.

[Gunstar Green]

Is Bloodstained still on target for its early 2018 release? Was it Q1 they said? I can't remember, but I haven't heard anything since the delay.

As far as I know it's still a vague "first half of 2018." The delay was due to Iga being unsatisfied with Inti Creates work but things are back on track with with the new development teams they brought in.

Probably Code Vein as well.

I'm interested in this too but not sure I'm really into what we've seen so far.

[marurun]

So was Inti Creates replaced or augmented?

[Gunstar Green]

So was Inti Creates replaced or augmented?

They were completely booted though they're working on a prequel mini-game. Most of it was simply the engine choice, as Mighty No. 9 showed they just don't have the experience with Unreal to make it work.

Edit: I don't think they parted on sour terms by the way, I think both parties just recognized Inti couldn't deliver the game they wanted.

[ElkinFencer10]

I'm trying not to get hyped. It leads to bad financial decisions. But I'm hoping Shin Megami Tensei V gets a 2018 release.

[marurun]

So was Inti Creates replaced or augmented?

They were completely booted though they're working on a prequel mini-game. Most of it was simply the engine choice, as Mighty No. 9 showed they just don't have the experience with Unreal to make it work.

Edit: I don't think they parted on sour terms by the way, I think both parties just recognized Inti couldn't deliver the game they wanted.

But this also makes me worry. Is the Unreal engine really necessary for this kind of project? I mean, something like Unity, though simpler, would be perfectly capable of what they want to do, and probably easier to work with. I think Epic probably does not provide good tools and support for that kind of use of their engine. They also charge a lot, should this game become rather successful.

[pook99]

I'm sure there are tons of games that I want that I don't even know are being released next year but off the top of my head:

bloodstained
Mega man 11
God of war
Spiderman