Opening our list of our most anticipated PC games is Call Of Duty: World War II

Activision’s latest entry to the Call of Duty franchise takes you to the height of

World War 2.

Step into these brave soldiers as they take part in the war that changed the world.

The game’s campaign takes you to the memorable battles such as the iconic Normandy Beach

skirmish.

Experience their brotherhood in a gripping action-packed adventure.

Call a friend and go on co-op campaign missions.

Perhaps the game’s biggest overhaul is its multiplayer mode.

March into popular battlezones during the second world war and gather your friends for

a fast-paced shootfest.

It’s one of Activision’s biggest releases this year, and it’s coming to the PC this

November 3rd.

24.

Life is Strange: Before the Storm

Before DONTNOD releases a sequel to their critically acclaimed adventure, a new studio

is also attempting a prequel starring the rebellious, blue haired protagonist and her

relationship with Rachel.

Set before Max's return, DeckNine's three-part series will have less of the mysterious, time-manipulating

tricks of the original, choosing to focus more on the highs and lows of Chloe's troubled

life.

With the same quick-time events, players will become more immersed in the narrative, as

each decision will leave them with occasionally unwanted yet permanent consequences.

It's a unique take on series' coming of age themes, and we hope it does justice to it.

It's set to release this August 31st.

23.

The Crew 2

Conquer sky, sea, and streets with every vehicle you can imagine, and all around the United

States.

That's the promise of The Crew's latest entry, taking open world motorsports to a whole new

level.

While their last title was a little rough on the edges, this new installment aims to

silence all doubts and shine like a newly polished gem.

Make a splash, glide through the air, and zoom through the tracks with cars, boats,

and planes all rendered in beautifully detailed style.

Let’s hope the driving physics are better this time.

It's set to release Early 2018.

22.

State of Decay 2

Undead Labs is reinvigorating their successful zombie-survival formula in this sequel to

their 2013 game of the same name.

Step in the infected suburbs of their vast open world, and work together with your band

of survivors to live another day.

Their biggest addition is the cooperative multiplayer that lets you roam around the

decaying streets with up to three other people, opening up various fun opportunitas for the

players.

With its open world, rideable cars, and permanent deaths, it's the perfect way to put your zombie

apocalypse theories to the test.

It's set to release on the 2nd quarter of 2018.

21.

Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord

After five years in development, the popular action RPG is coming back to give you a better

dose of their epic medieval fantasy.

A prequel to their 2010 debut, the game is set 200 years before the events of the original,

and during the decline of the Calradian Empire.

Set yourself up for some of classic warfare, as you mount your horse and ride into their

improved full-scale castle sieges.

Or you could make use of its sandbox gameplay to enhance your reputation or fight against

lowly bandits with their complex and satisfying combat.

No official release date yet, but the hype keeps going on.

20.

A Way Out

One of the breakout titles of this year's E3, A Way Out is an exclusively cooperative

game that puts you in the shoes of two convicted brothers trying find a way out of prison.

It marks the return of splitscreen gaming as you and your friend guide both of them

through environmental puzzles from each of their perspectives.

Directed by the same man who lead Brothers: A Tale of Two sons, it has much of the same

moving brotherly themes, creating a game that’s both emotionally fulfilling and technically

innovative.

It’s a whole new way to tell a videogame story, and it's set to release Early 2018.

19.

FIFA 18

One of the most awaited annual sports releases, the newest FIFA title will pack a handful

of surprises.

Of course, that doesn't include their choice for this year's cover athlete.

After the record breaking win in La Liga AND the Champions League, EA has decided against

another popular vote to put Cristiano Ronaldo on center stage.

As for the game, they've enhanced the experience with the usual visual tweaks, and with a brand

new chapter for Alex Hunter in their flagship mode, The Journey.

Show off your skills on the pitch, and rise through the ranks of the football hierarchy.

It's set to release this September 29th.

18.

Skull & Bones

Ubisoft's newest IP seeks to continue the pirate misadventures began by Assassin's Creed's

Black Flag.

Removing the disgusting realities of historically accurate seafaring expeditions, they're giving

you the complete pirate package wrapped in an enjoyable multiplayer.

Build your own fleet, customize your ships, raid the others for their precious treasures,

and compete in stunning 5v5 battles.

While it doesn't offer the thrill of exploring the islands, it does let you revel in the

spectacular barrage of cannons with their improved ship vs ship combat.

It's set to release on the 4th Quarter of 2018.

17.

Dragon Ball FighterZ

From the the creators of BlazBlue and Guilty Gear, Arc System Works is adding their own

twist to Dragon Ball's long list of fighting games.

Judging by the looks of it, it’s gonna be amazing.

Combining the awesome cast of characters and iconic locations with their trademark cinematics

and smooth combat--Dragon Ball FighterZ is shaping up to become this year's biggest fighting

game release.

Step into the shoes of Goku, Vegeta, Piccolo, and more, and recreate the anime's greatest

moments using the fluid, mechanical quirks of one of the renowned developers of this

generation.

It's Dragon Ball game we've all been waiting for, and it's coming this 2018.

16.

Forza Motorsport 7

Appearing as a Microsoft exclusive, Forza Motorsport 7 successfully showcased the capabilities

of the newest Xbox One X, with their hyper-realistic cars and environments in native 4K resolutions

and 60fps.

But, even without the 4K support, Turn 10 Studios claims its one of the most beautiful

Forza games to date, making use of advanced graphical techniques to improve ambient occlusions,

lighting, and shaders.

Choose from over 700 different cars, including the mouthwatering Porsche cover star; tweak

it into its most optimized performance, and brave the Dynamic Weather system.

It's set to release this October 3rd.

15.

Crackdown 3

Destruction gets a step to another level in Crackdown's first title in over seven years.

Reagent Games and Sumo Digital are giving you a whole new world to explore and raze

to the ground.

With their cloud-based calculations for the environmental decimation, it's gonna be one

hell of a multiplayer game as you compete for the highest scores, more importantly,

the biggest explosions.

Bring along some friends and share the campaign experience as you collect orbs, and tackle

towering bosses.

While the mayhem is still on, you might want to be careful who you piss off.

Enjoy some more over the top action once it releases on November 7th.

14.

Cuphead

An indie platformer with the heart and creativity of Triple A game.

Introduced as a microsoft exclusive, dive into its artistic landscapes set to the style

of old-timey cartoons that are reminiscent of disney's much older collection.

Fulfill your end of a demonic bargain and guide the porcelain-headed protagonists through

a series of bosses in this run and gun platformer.

It offers a world so strange and so full of whimsy you probably don't wanna stop--and

you have no reason to with your set of infinite lives.

It's the first one to capture the unique, vintage style in modern times and fans are

eagerly awaiting its arrival.

Coming this September 29th.

13.

South Park: The Fractured But Whole

We could never remove this game on our lists.

This sequel to Ubisoft’s critically acclaimed Stick of Truth game takes you to the realm

of superhero movie franchises in the form of a silly civil war.

Meet the boys of South Park, Colorado and witness their superhero transformations in

the most ridiculous ways.

As silly as it may sound, the game is very creative.

Censorship issues aside, this next entry offers a new gameplay mechanic in the form of grid-based

combat.

Be the new kid and use your time-bending fart powers in an effort to quell a rising threat.

Meet the iconic characters from the South Park universe and help them in their little

problems.

It’s coming this October 17th.

12.

Code Vein

Bandai Namco's newest IP puts you in the place of a bloodthirsty vampire fighting in tough,

skill-based battles against nightmarish monsters.

Set in a post-apocalyptic Earth, you play as a revenant, struggling to escape the vicious

region of Vein.

It feels a lot like Dark Souls, with its tactical combat system, gloomy world, and gritty storylines.

Absorb the powers of your fallen enemies, and use them to increase your own abilities.

For those craving a new Dark Souls experience, this just might be the game for you.

It's set to release sometime in 2018.

11.

Ori And The Will Of The Wisps

Announced during Microsoft’s presentation during this year’s E3, the beloved adventures

of our favorite catlike forest spirit has returned.

This sequel is currently still in development and little The trailer they released shows

us their signature hand painted visuals and colorful backdrops.

However, darkness looms over the horizon and we’re afraid Ori might be saving the troubled

forest once more.

The original game delivered a good experience for metroidvania fans.

Bringing a sense of accomplishment to every difficult scenario.

It’s beautiful, fluid and emotional.

We’re hoping this game gets a release date soon!

10.

The Evil Within 2

The nightmare continues in Bethesda’s upcoming sequel to their underrated horror game.

It continues the original’s story.

Return to the shoes of Sebastian Castellanos as he finds out the deeper mysteries of his

haunted psyche.

This time, Shinji Mikami is no longer taking center stage but acts as a producer.

Nonetheless, expect more nightmare-inducing monsters that will trouble you in your sleep.

The only reveal during this year’s E3 was a cinematic trailer with a glimpse of gameplay.

It shows how unnerving the game is getting and from the looks of it, it’s scary as

fuck.

It’s coming this year during October’s Friday the 13th.

9.

Middle-Earth: Shadow Of War

Return to the fields of Middle-Earth in this satisfying Tolkien-generator game.

A sequel to Monolith’s Shadow of Mordor, Ranger Talion and Celebrimbor’s lust for

vengeance isn’t over.

No longer shackled by the Hands of Sauron, they set out to the rest of Middle-Earth in

an effort to amass an army worthy of the Bright Lord.

Together they take down Orc Strongholds and Leaders.

Unleash the warlord within you and utilize the game’s enhanced Nemesis System.

Craft your own stories by manipulating Orc leaders, or creating your own.

It’s third-person hack and slash gameplay is also refined, making Orc slaying more gratifying.

It’s set to release this October 10th.

8.

Far Cry 5

Move away from the chilly mountains of Kyrat, and step into a fictional rural county in

Montana.

Inside this mysterious town lies a religious cult capable of tearing down anyone who stand

in their way.

It’s a matter of survival as you get torn between a place where cult leaders handle

their idea in the most extreme ways.

This first-person shooter returns with all new surprises and dangerous wildlife.

If it ain’t the religious extremists, then the fauna will be a major problem in your

adventure.

Ever since Primal, Ubisoft is starting to learn from their mistakes and hopefully, this

might be the best Far Cry game yet.

It’s scheduled to release this February 27, 2018.

7.

Assassin’s Creed: Origins

Ancient Egypt awaits the initiated.

This upcoming entry of Ubisoft’s popular science-fiction franchise takes you to the

origins of the Assassin brotherhood.

Follow Bayek, a man with a troubled past as he takes down corrupt officials that rob Egypt

of its freedom to grow.

Followed by his pet eagle, Senu, together they build the foundation of the series’

story.

Compared to their previous locations, Egypt isn’t a place where skyscrapers are a thing.