The Game Awards rundown of most outstanding upcoming game trailers at the event

Of course, the plot of Hellblade 2 will be more complicated than what was shown through the trailer. It was one of the first games to recreate the psychotic element in a style that combines extremely vivid visuals, and uses that as a core element throughout the game.

The Game Awards rundown of most outstanding upcoming game trailers at the event

Hellblade 2 certainly has no intention of giving up on this, as fans can still hear the voices haunting Senua from the first game still there. It will be interesting to see how Senua handles them, and how they impact her journey. Unfortunately, Hellblade 2 There is still no specific launch date, but with what has shown, perhaps it will become one of the names that show the power of the new generation of hardware, at least in terms of visuals.

Over the past time, Monolith Productions has been famous for developing games set in the Lord of the Rings universe , with two titles Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor and Shadow of War receiving many positive reviews. It’s been four years since Monolith released Shadow of War, leaving many fans curious about its next project. Now at The Game Awards 2021, Monolith officially announced the Wonder Woman game she is working on, with a short teaser revealing the shape of Wonder Woman, and the famous Lasso of Truth rope . According to Warner Bros., Wonder Woman will be an open-world single-player game, allowing the player to control Diana “unifying her Amazon family and humans from the modern world”.

The game is said to use Middle-Earth ‘s signature Nemesis system , thereby helping Wonder Woman “establish deep bonds” with enemies and allies alike. Wonder Woman’s release date has yet to be determined. It’s possible that Warner Bros. Interactive will introduce more about it at the E3 2022 event , and also at the Summer Game Fest event , but with what the teaser reveals, it is likely that this game will not be completed until 2023 at the earliest. Anyway, during that time, there are still countless other notable DC game projects like Gotham Knights and Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, so those who are looking forward to more games based on the DC comics will have a lot to look forward to next year.

In the Star Wars universe , the High Republic era is a long time before the events and adventures of this movie series, but more precisely a few hundred years before the prequel trilogy, rather than thousands of years. millennium like the Old Republic . This period was introduced and named after Disney took over the franchise, and is mainly exploited through novels with comic books. Now, Quantic Dream has revealed its latest project called Star Wars: Eclipse, set in the High Republic era .

True to the style of Quantic Dream, the game promises to bring a diverse story system and rich replay value, thanks to a huge number of characters and different development branches. While some familiar faces and locations appear, Star Wars: Eclipse primarily explores new parts of the galaxy that have never been seen before, particularly the Outer Rim region with its “species and planets” never seen”.

Quantic Dream’s latest game is Detroit: Beyond Human, an ambitious sci-fi game that focuses on conflict between humans and Androids. The gameplay mainly revolves around traveling through locations, interacting with different objects and people, engaging in conversations where every choice leads to a different outcome, along with events. QTE stress. With so many characters and decisions that can be made, there are multiple consequences that affect the game’s plot, meaning no two first plays are alike.

Going forward, the Star Wars community clearly has a lot to choose from, from the remake of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic to the Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga, and the sequel to Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order. Star Wars: Eclipse will fill a specific void with a strong focus on storytelling and an ambitious vision as the first game set in the Hight Republic. The game is currently under development.

While Sony is downsizing its famed Japan Studio , a few top talents have chosen new directions, including Keiichiro Toyama, the creator of Silent Hill, who has created franchises like Gravity Rush and Siren when he was still there. Toyama, now the president of Bokeh Game Studio, and developing a new horror game project called Slitterhead, has just announced the first trailer at The Game Awards. Although it didn’t have any gameplay elements, it did help fans get a basic idea of the game.

Slitterhead seems to revolve around humans transforming into spider-like, winged and deadly creatures, ready to slaughter anything that gets in their way. But unlike the Silent Hill series , the main character of Slitterhead doesn’t seem to have too much of a disadvantage when it comes to owning a sword made of blood, and is capable of launching Devil May Cry- style attacks .

The trailer also confirms an interesting detail about the game, which is the participation of composer Akira Yamaoka. Yamaoka previously collaborated with Toyama on the first Silent Hill game, and continued to make music for later installments. Most recently, Yamaoka participated in the making of The Medium game , inspired by Silent Hill, developed by Bloom Team.

The reunion of Yamaoka with Toyama to make Slitterhead will surely make the horror game fan community feel excited. Although there still needs to be more gameplay elements for gamers to be more confident about this project, at least the announced trailer has left a positive first impression.