Every PS4 Game Coming In 2019 And Beyond
The end of 2018 is almost upon us, with some of the biggest games of the year dropping just in time for you to fill out your holiday season play schedule. That means it's also time to start looking at the games slated for 2019, which already looks to have quite a few contenders for your time and attention. The current year has had some heavy hitters, but 2019 has more than its share of notable games coming down the line. While there won't be a Red Dead Redemption 2 or a Fallout 76 to dominate the conversation, there are still some huge names on (or possibly just over) the horizon--like a post-Mass Effect turn by BioWare, the return of old-school Resident Evil, and Hideo Kojima's next effort.
We're taking a look at all the biggest games we know are coming to Sony's flagship console in 2019 and beyond. The list is already pretty massive, with names like BioWare's Anthem, Ubisoft's pirate game Skull & Bones, Sucker Punch's follow-up to Infamous: Second Son, Ghosts of Tsushima, and From Software's ninja title Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice.
Other big-name games we're expecting to be released in 2019 or beyond include The Witcher developer CD Projekt Red's Cyberpunk 2077, the much-anticipated The Last of Us: Part II, and Life is Strange developer Dontnod's Twin Mirror. Click through this feature for brief descriptions of all the big games coming next year or later, including when we might expect them and why they're worthy of your attention.
And while these are the games that have caught our eye, be sure to leave your own most anticipated titles in the comments below.
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Anthem
Anthem is possibly BioWare's most ambitious title. Focusing on the exploits of heavily armored freelancers in on a hostile alien planet, you'll work together with other players online to take on dangerous missions while exploring the furthest reaches of the world. While this sounds a lot like Destiny, BioWare's approach to the concept of the shared-world shooter looks like an interesting change of pace from other games in the genre, and we can't wait to see more.
Platforms: PS4, Xbox One, PC | Release Date: February 22, 2019