The 10 Most Anticipated Games of 2015 :)

10 – Halo 5: Guardians

Format: Xbox One
Release: Autumn

The only Xbox One exclusive on the list, Halo 5: Guardians is already putting in hard work with a beta running ahead of its release in the autumn. Halo: The Master Chief Collection was a disappointment last year – not for the size of the package but the disastrous online launch – so we have to ask if lessons will have been learnt by the time Guardians comes around.

Much has changed for Halo 5. The multiplayer has smart scoping, ground pound and thrusters, but the single player campaign is also getting a significant makeover. This time it’s not all about Master Chief, as developer 343 Industries introduces Spartan Locke and his quest to hunt down the green-armoured hero. It could be a brave move to mess with series lore like that. Is Locke going to be as significant to Guardians as the Arbiter was to Halo 2?

09 – Grand Theft Auto V

Format: PC
Release: January 27

Could Grand Theft Auto V spend the third year in a row at the top of the charts? Already released on old-gen and new-gen consoles, the PC release will likely be the first big hit of the year. It features all the changes we saw for the Xbox One and PS4 release, including the first-person perspective, but one of the biggest reasons to get it on PC is to see what the modding community will do to Rockstar’s classic.

08 – The Legend of Zelda Wii U

Format: Wii U
Release: 2015

It’s been almost two years since Nintendo first began talking about a Zelda game for the Wii U, and we finally got to see some of it at E3 last year. We’d expect to see the game in detail this June for a release at the end of the year, but nothing can be taken for granted and Nintendo isn’t likely to rush this one.

There’s not a lot known about The Legend of Zelda Wii U other than its open world should allow the player more freedom than previous games with producer/director Eiji Aonuma promising to reinvent other series elements too; dungeons and puzzle-solving in particular. We’ll have to wait to see that that means for the final game, but whatever form the game takes it should also give the Wii U a much needed boost in popularity.

07 – Bloodborne

Format: PS4
Release: March 24

Bloodborne is seen by many as a true Dark Souls successor, and early buzz around the game is extremely positive. Miyazaki’s touch is all over this game, from its twisted gothic horror to its hardened combat. Bloodborne is expected to be a supremely polished experience when it releases in February, and it could be one of the big new franchises for the PlayStation 4.

06 – No Man’s Sky

Format: PS4
Release: 2015

So that’s two PS4 exclusives in the top 10 and both of them are brand new IP. Encouraging for Sony and PlayStation fans.

But where Bloodborne has Miyazaki’s legacy to back it up, No Man’s Sky is riding much more on promises and potential. There’s no doubt the maker of Joe Danger has talent, but can it deliver an ambitious space exploration experience without the traditional video game goals?

5 – Tom Clancy’s The Division

Format: PC, PS4, Xbox One
Release: 2015

There’s life in the Tom Clancy brand, clearly, and hunger for something new from a shooter. Ubisoft’s co-op online shooter gives us flashbacks to IO’s Freedom Fighters, as players scrape together resources to battle and survive in a broken near-future world. The concept is rock solid and the game play should be familiar.

If there’s any doubts it’s with the publisher’s most recent bumbled release; Assassin’s Creed Unity was a buggy mess. Will that make people more cautious of a game like The Division, which relies so heavily on an online infrastructure?

04 – Star Wars: Battlefront

Format: PC, PS4, Xbox One
Release: Holiday 2015

DICE can’t fuck this one up. Coming out the same year as The Force Awakens, the new Star Wars: Battlefront game has a lot to live up to in terms of gameplay and fan expectations. The studio has visited the movie locations, hugged the original props and is making the game most developers would give Luke’s severed hand for. Anything less than a stellar Star Wars game isn’t going to cut it. This needs to be so much more than Battlefield in Star Wars clothing.

03 – Battlefield Hardline

Format: PC, PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, Xbox One
Release: March 17

Despite the protestations that Hardline isn’t a true Battlefield game, interest in it seems to be as high as any other release in the series. Whether that’s because fans are genuinely excited about a new direction for Battlefield or are expecting a car crash we don’t yet know, but we’re pumped for some Bad Boys-style action all the same.

The cops and robbers dynamic puts an interesting spin on the multiplayer and the single player game sounds cheesy but fun. If the development delays really have been put to good use, there’s no reason why Hardline can’t work its way into affections in the same way the Bad Company games did.

02 – Project CARS

Format: PC, PS4, Xbox One, Wii U
Release: March 20

Perhaps the biggest surprise in the top ten most anticipated list is Slightly Mad’s Project CARS. Maybe it’s time for a new racing franchise to capture the imagination of motorsport fans, as this sim is firmly in the Gran Turismo/Forza camp emphasising real over arcade racing.

There’s no doubt Project CARS looks splendid but it has a lot of heavyweight competitors to go up against, all of which have very loyal fans. Maybe Project CARS can stand out in that niche market and become a new racing brand for a new generation – we’ll see when the game is released in March.

01 – The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

Format: PC, PS4, Xbox One
Release: May 19

It’s no surprise that CD Projekt Red’s RPG is top of the most anticipated list – it’s been delayed, it’s been teased, it’s been in development for what seems like forever, and yet there’s nothing but excitement for it. Why?

It’s a very traditional single-player role-playing game where you play as only two different characters. There’s no massive online world, nor endless character customisation options. You play as Geralt and Ciri and you better damn-well be happy with that.

The real difference for Wild Hunt compared to previous Witcher games is that it’s an open world. And it looks absolutely gorgeous. This is The Witcher game that CD Projekt says it always wanted to make, so it’s on this stage that Geralt and friends must prove themselves when the game is released in May. The first half of this year is going to be all about The Witcher 3. We’ll bring you hands-on impressions of the game real soon…

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Need for Speed No Limits

NFS fans, you are probably aware or not you will definitely will be glad to know that Electronic Arts has announced its next game masterpiece called Need for Speed No Limits. Unfortunately, there is no specific released date so far. The only thing we know is that the game will appear for both iOS and Android platforms. Firemonkets Executive Producer Robert Huebner shared that No Limits has been built from scratch in order to “deliver the insanely-fast driving and incredible graphics that fans have come to expect from Need for Speed — all in the palm of your hand”.
Despite all that, if you are still eager, check out Need for Speed No Limits‘ teaser trailer featuring the notorious rally driver Ken Block. Fasten your seat belts, because now NFS goes beyond the limits.




SimCity BuildIt

The next in line is
 called SimCity BuildIt. EA Mobile Games has announced that its latest game will be released during the 2014 holiday season. Since its official release will be on the verge of 2014/2015, the game will be one of next year’s biggest game titles, so we decided to put it in this list. SimCity BuildIt will challenge you to build your own city, where citizens can move in. “Build” and “expand”. These two words are major for the latest EA Mobile Games’ masterpiece. You wonder what it will look like? Check out its official trailer and find out now.
Final Fantasy 2x

Square Enix will release not one, but two Final Fantasy games in 2015? Yep, that’s right! It is hard to believe, but it seems to be the truth. Square Enix has announced that two brand new Final Fantasy games will be released for Android and iOS. The first one will be titled FF Legends: Crystal of Time. A young boy, named Toumoro will join the time traveling girl from the future, Emo, in a journey through time to save the world from chaos.

The second game of the series is a collaboration between FF series developer Square Enix and Alim (Brave Frontier’s developer). Its story will feature not two, but three main characters – the hero Rein, his rival Raswell and Fiina, the heroine. The story line is still a mystery, which should be revealed in the winter. It is the same about which countries will/ won’t receive the FF games, besides Japan. Stay tuned for more details.

Tony Hawk-Activision next project

The next game from the list seems to be the biggest mystery among all. The only thing we could say for sure is that Tony Hawk andActivision are about to come out with brand new games – a console game and a mobile game. The big news appeared in one of Hawk’s tweets. Recently, a representative of Activision confirmed the information. We don’t know any further details so far. Stay tuned for more details.

Game of Thrones: Episode 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6

Champs, if you are a true fan of the Game of Thrones TV series, you will definitely love this one. As you can see this is the second edition of the game and it’s called Game of Thrones: Episode 2. According toTelltale Games, it will be available for download very soon on February 5, 2015. So, it might be in the upcoming iPhone Android games for 2015 list, but you won’t wait for too long. Based on our previous experience, we expect the game to be released for both Android / iOS mobile platforms. The Episode 3, 4, 5 and 6 games release dates are yet to be announced later in 2015.

The Walking Dead: No Man’s Land

Since we talked about TV series, what would you say about The Walking Dead? We personally just love it. If you do too then you should be very happy about the new mobile game based on the popular TV series. As you may have already suggested, your task will be to fight for survival in a post-apocalyptic world. The game should be released in Q1 2015.

Mad Max

After the PC game, based on the movie Mad Max, now it’s about to be released a mobile version of the game too. Unfortunately, there is not much information about it. However, since the movie and its PC version are amazing, what else can we expect? Right, Champs?

Sons of Anarchy: The Prospect

As it seems 2015 will be the year of movie-based mobile games. The next one in our upcoming iPhone Android games for 2015 list is the Sons of Anarchy: The Prospect. According to Kurt Sutter, the show’s creator and his team, we should expect to experience almost everything we love about the TV series – the bikes, betrayal, action, life-and-death decisions, etc. SoA: The Prospect’s release date should be announced in Q1 2015.

So this is our list of top upcoming iPhone Android games for 2015. Feel free to share with us if there is another mobile game, which you are looking forward to next year

Assassin's Creed: Rogue All Required Info

Assassin's Creed: Rogue is set in the 18th century, between the events ofAssassin's Creed 4 and Assassin's Creed 3. The player is Shay Patrick Cormac, a young Assassin who decides to become a Templar. He'll travel through New York City, the river valley and the North Atlantic as he hunts down his former comrades. As Shay, players will have access to a range of weapons and abilities never seen before in previous games. On the downside, there's no multiplayer in this chapter. 

Assassin's Creed Rogue debuted on PS3 and Xbox 360 last fall. It had the same launch date as PC/PS4/Xbox One release Assassin's Creed Unity. Many players assumed it was just a matter of time before Rogue came to PS4, Xbox One and PC. However, they still haven't announced any intentions to bring the game to newer consoles. 

"It's too early to discuss this subject," Ubisoft Sofia producer Ivan Balabanov said this fall. "Right now Unity is our game for new generation consoles." 

As I've said in the past, a new-gen port of Rogue seems likely because it's a way for Ubisoft to rack up more Assassin's Creed sales outside of the holiday season. Maybe they'll wait until the summer to bring the game to those platforms, though.
System Requirements
OS: Windows 7 SP1 or Windows 8/8.1 (64bit versions only)
Processor: Intel Core2Quad Q6600 @ 2.4 GHz or AMD Athlon II X4 620 @ 2.6 GHz
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Graphics: nVidia GeForce GTS450 or AMD Radeon HD5670 (1024MB VRAM) or Intel HD4600
DirectX: Version 10
Hard Drive: 12 GB available space
Sound Card: DirectX Compatible Sound Card with latest driver
Supported Video Cards at time of release: NVIDIA GeForce GTS 450 or better, GeForce 500, 600, 700, 900 series / AMD Radeon HD 5670 or better, Radeon HD 6000, 7000, R7, R9 series / Intel HD4600, HD5200 

Call of Duty 2015 Coming Soon By Treyarch

The next Call of Duty game will be developed by Treyarch, Activision has confirmed.

Call of Duty moved to a three studio development pattern as of Sledgehammer Games’ debut Advanced Warfare in November 2014.

That leaves Treyarch and Infinity Ward to pick up the next two years, and as Infinity Ward’s last game, Ghosts, released in 2013, we all expected Treyarch to handle the 2015 release.

Activision Blizzard confirmed this news today in its Q4 financial briefing, to nobody’s surprise.

No further details were given but speculation has been rife recently that Treyarch is working on Call of Duty: World at War 2.

During the financial briefing call, Activision mentioned that it has a “top team” working on an unannounced new release. It’s not clear if this refers to Treyarch, or perhaps Infinity Ward and its anticipated 2016 Call of Duty game.

The Divison - Details and Info

 

Released	Platforms
Winter 2014	Xbox One, Playstation 4, PC
Developer	Publisher
Massive Entertainment	Ubisoft
Official Sites
Official Site // @TheDivisionGame

Developed by Massive Entertainment, The Division is a new game in the Tom Clancy franchise. Using the Snowdrop engine, it is a open world, multiplayer RPG game set in a world devastated by a deadly pathogen. Players will fight enemy factions, loot abandoned buildings and level up their player as they explore a ravaged New York City.

Story

You're part of The Division, an organization developed around Operation Dark Winter. In reality, Dark Winter was just a simulation that took place in 2001; however, this game makes it real in their universe. In 2007, President George W. Bush signed Directive 51, launching The Division's Agents into effect.

About three weeks ago, many sleeper cell agents released a weaponized virus in the United States. The Division tried to stop it, but they failed. This day was known as Black Friday. The entire population was nearly wiped out in the process. The Division's goal is to save what remains and restore society.

Gameplay

The Division will break away from the common conception of RPGs. You will not talk to one person to get a mission, nor will there be acts. Instead, you will have a full map of New York with objectives you can choose to do at any time.

David Polfeldt, managing director at Massive, says “We wanted a lighter game than World of Warcraft. I’m not calling [The Division] an MMO,” although he’s aware of the similarities.

The Division will not, however, feature classes. “We allow you to progress through the skill tree as you prefer,” Polfeldt explains. Plus you can do a mulligan on your skill tree progress at any time and switch to custom-built classes with the touch of a button.

Though it’s a role-playing game first and foremost, The Division also draws from the hardcore survivalism of Day Z or State of Decay. When your sleeper agent awakens, their belongings include just three days of food, water, and supplies.

After that, you must scour for resources like ammo and weapons. The whole point is to drive players to explore and discover.

A variety of factions will be in the game. Some factions will be helpful, some will be harmful, and the remainder of FEMA and those type of organizations will be the biggest help in the game.

The weaponized virus that nearly wiped out the population will still be in play in Tom Clancy's The Division. Details as to how it will affect gameplay have not yet been released.

A Companion App

The Division will feature a companion app that allows a tablet-user to become a guardian angel, a good samaritan, or a legendary troll.

In the E3 2013 demo, the tablet-user was privy to a suite of skills that each had their own specific cool-downs. From the vantage of an aerial view of the block currently being explored, the tablet-user could tap a skill to use it, then tap somewhere on the screen to engage the ability in that area.

Many of these skill types are recognizable to a massively multiplayer online (MMO) veteran, with such classic staples as an armor enhancement that boosted party stats, and a healing type drone that can revive injured allies. [1]

 

The player using the tablet won't be limited to just these support abilities; they can recon and mark enemies so that enemy locations appear on the party's radar, and even summon powerful airstrikes.

Tablet play will be available to both Android and iOS. They will be able to support console gamers in real time anywhere in the world as long as they're connected to the internet.