Dozens of amazing-looking video games were announced this week - here's when you'll be able to play them
A few press conferences included surprise immediate releases. That's right: You can play these games right now.
Here's the list:
EA's "Unravel Two" Bethesda's "Prey" got a hefty DLC and update Nintendo's "Hollow Knight" The long-awaited Nintendo Switch version of "Fortnite: Battle Royale."August 2018
EA's annual NFL-inspired game, "Madden NFL 19," will drop August 31.
September 2018
This is a big month for new releases, here's the list:
The Forsaken expansion to "Destiny 2" — September 4 The new "Spider-Man" — September 7 "NBA 2k19" — September 11 "Shadow of The Tomb Raider" — September 14 "FIFA 19" — September 28You can read more about "Spider-Man" here.
October 2018
You can see more details about the newest Assassin's Creed title here.
November 2018
This month will see the release of "Fallout 76," the first multiplayer online game in Bethesda's popular franchise, on November 14.
Fall 2018, in general
These games were announced for fall 2018, we're just not exactly sure when:
"Elder Scrolls: Blades," the first free mobile game in the beloved Bethesda franchise "Transference," an intense, made-for-VR game announced by UbisoftDecember 2018
Just in time for last-minute Christmas shoppers:
Avalanche's "Just Cause 4" — December 4 Nintendo's "Super Smash Bros. Ultimate" — December 7You can read more about "Super Smash Bros. Ultimate" here.
January 2019
The beginning of 2019 will see the release of two hotly-anticipated games:
"Resident Evil 2" — January 25 "Kingdom Hearts 3" — January 29You can read more about "Kingdom Hearts 3" here.
February 2019
These are only a few of the biggest games coming out this month, as February 22 was clearly a popular release date among gaming companies throughout E3:
"Anthem" — February 22 "Metro: Exodus" — February 22 "Crackdown 3" — exact date unknownMarch 2019
Ubisoft's "The Division 2" will be coming out March 15, 2019.
Sometime in 2019
There are still tons of titles without solid release dates as of now, but that we know will be hitting the shelves at some point in 2019.
"Ori and the Will of the Wisps" "Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice" "Devil May Cry 5" - which Microsoft says will be released in Spring, and you can read more about in our other coverage "Cuphead" will be getting a substantial expansion and a new playable character "Battletoads" "Gears of War 5" "Rage 2" - also slated for a spring release by Bethesda "Wolfenstein: Youngblood" "Skull and Bones" "Fire Emblem: Three Houses"Eventually
Bethesda had lots of exciting games to show at their E3 press conference, but made clear that we won't see few of them any time soon, including the introduction to a new franchise, "Starfield," and the long-awaited "Elder Scrolls VI."
There were also plenty of games announced with no release dates. Here the big ones:
"Halo Infinite" "Doom Eternal" The Last of Us 2" "Beyond Good and Evil 2" "Death Stranding "Cyberpunk 2077"You can read more about on "Halo Infinite" here, and more about "Doom Eternal" here.
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