The Top Best Games to play(2017)
The Best Games to Play in 2017
Mass Effect: Andromeda
Mass Effect, EA and Bioware's epic space opera series, returns after five years for its fourth outing – and its first on current-gen consoles. The latest galactic action RPG, dubbed Mass Effect: Andromeda, is set 600 years after the original series, and will have you exploring the Andromeda galaxy with a new ship, a new protagonist and all-new frontiers to investigate.
You're tasked with discovering habitable planets for humans to colonize, which all sounds a bit Star Trek-esque to us, but that's definitely not a bad thing. Expect this to be totally out of this world when it launches in just a couple of months.
For Honor
Ubisoft's next-gen hack-and-slash action title looks like a breath of fresh air, trading guns and rifles for axes and katanas. It's called For Honor, and there's a healthy dose of close quarters combat included here, and a lot of variety too. You can choose whether you want to be a Knight, Samurai or a Viking, and then duke it out in the game's single-player campaign, which can be played co-operatively with a mate, or you can fling your blade against players around the world – and that PvP portion looks to be the meatier of the two.
We haven't seen many games take on this kind of medieval-fantasy setting and make a multiplayer frenzy out of it, but after Ubisoft Montreal's stellar Rainbow Six Siege, we reckon this will be one to keep your eye on.
Halo Wars 2
Fans of long-running sci-fi shooter in 2009, when the franchise was adapted as a real-time strategy title in the form of Halo Wars, and it's back with a sequel this year from 343 Industries and Creative Assembly.
The original was lauded for its ability to bring what's usually a keyboard-and-mouse-heavy genre to consoles, and it looks like the sequel will be doing much more of the same – and as it's crafted by RTS stalwarts, Creative Assembly, known for their dedication to the genre, you can bet Halo Wars 2 will be an even better blast than its predecessor. Expect even better game mechanics, more intricate systems to master and the kind of gorgeous visuals we've come to expect from a 343 Industries game.
Ubisoft's next-gen hack-and-slash action title looks like a breath of fresh air, trading guns and rifles for axes and katanas. It's called For Honor, and there's a healthy dose of close quarters combat included here, and a lot of variety too. You can choose whether you want to be a Knight, Samurai or a Viking, and then duke it out in the game's single-player campaign, which can be played co-operatively with a mate, or you can fling your blade against players around the world – and that PvP portion looks to be the meatier of the two.
We haven't seen many games take on this kind of medieval-fantasy setting and make a multiplayer frenzy out of it, but after Ubisoft Montreal's stellar Rainbow Six Siege, we reckon this will be one to keep your eye on.
Halo Wars 2
Fans of long-running sci-fi shooter in 2009, when the franchise was adapted as a real-time strategy title in the form of Halo Wars, and it's back with a sequel this year from 343 Industries and Creative Assembly.
The original was lauded for its ability to bring what's usually a keyboard-and-mouse-heavy genre to consoles, and it looks like the sequel will be doing much more of the same – and as it's crafted by RTS stalwarts, Creative Assembly, known for their dedication to the genre, you can bet Halo Wars 2 will be an even better blast than its predecessor. Expect even better game mechanics, more intricate systems to master and the kind of gorgeous visuals we've come to expect from a 343 Industries game.
Horizon Zero Dawn
Guerilla Games is branching out from its Killzone series of FPS titles with Horizon Zero Dawn, a gorgeous third-person action RPG that looks nothing like the studio has ever made before. The PS4 exclusive is set on a post-apocalyptic world run by robots, and it's down to you as Aloy, a skilled archer, to take down enemies, craft weapons and explore the game's vast environment all while solving quests and unravelling the mysteries of of the unknown world. It sounds ambitious, and we're looking forward to diving straight into this brand new setting.
Guerilla Games is branching out from its Killzone series of FPS titles with Horizon Zero Dawn, a gorgeous third-person action RPG that looks nothing like the studio has ever made before. The PS4 exclusive is set on a post-apocalyptic world run by robots, and it's down to you as Aloy, a skilled archer, to take down enemies, craft weapons and explore the game's vast environment all while solving quests and unravelling the mysteries of of the unknown world. It sounds ambitious, and we're looking forward to diving straight into this brand new setting.
Red Dead Redemption 2
It's been four years since Rockstar Games have released a brand-new title, but Red Dead Redemption 2 looks like it's been worth the wait. The sequel to 2010's Western action title, RDR2 is set to launch later this year, taking us back to the Old West and giving us a gorgeous world to explore. Rockstar's been tight lipped on any specific details, only dropping the name and a brief trailer for the game, but if it's like anything the studio has delivered before, you can rest easy knowing it's going to be fantastic.
When's it out? Autumn, on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
It's been four years since Rockstar Games have released a brand-new title, but Red Dead Redemption 2 looks like it's been worth the wait. The sequel to 2010's Western action title, RDR2 is set to launch later this year, taking us back to the Old West and giving us a gorgeous world to explore. Rockstar's been tight lipped on any specific details, only dropping the name and a brief trailer for the game, but if it's like anything the studio has delivered before, you can rest easy knowing it's going to be fantastic.
When's it out? Autumn, on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
It's been four years since Rockstar Games have released a brand-new title, but Red Dead Redemption 2 looks like it's been worth the wait. The sequel to 2010's Western action title, RDR2 is set to launch later this year, taking us back to the Old West and giving us a gorgeous world to explore. Rockstar's been tight lipped on any specific details, only dropping the name and a brief trailer for the game, but if it's like anything the studio has delivered before, you can rest easy knowing it's going to be fantastic.
When's it out? Autumn, on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
Injustice 2
Wonder Woman might be the turning point for the DC Cinematic Universe, but the films before it were a mess, especially last year's Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.
You know what's not a mess? Injustice 2. The second DC fighter from the Mortal Kombat makers pits the comic world's most recognisable heroes and villains against each other for a bit of flashy fisticuffs, but the result is huge entertainment. It even has a robust story mode, which may take a turn or two towards the dramatic at times but which never stops being fun – unlike Suicide Squad and Dawn of Justice.
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Injustice 2
Wonder Woman might be the turning point for the DC Cinematic Universe, but the films before it were a mess, especially last year's Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.
You know what's not a mess? Injustice 2. The second DC fighter from the Mortal Kombat makers pits the comic world's most recognisable heroes and villains against each other for a bit of flashy fisticuffs, but the result is huge entertainment. It even has a robust story mode, which may take a turn or two towards the dramatic at times but which never stops being fun – unlike Suicide Squad and Dawn of Justice.
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