Those three games alone make this fall pretty great for gaming, but they aren’t the only AAA titles set to be released. And for those looking to revisit a classic, The Last of Us Part 1 will bring the PS3 classic to the technical level of its equally lauded sequel. God of War Ragnarok looks like a grand follow-up to one of the best games of the last decade. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 will probably be one of the year’s biggest games because of that franchise’s stature. While you might not be playing the new Zelda or Bethesda game this fall, many notable AAA titles are still launching. While the absence of those games is disappointing, look a little bit closer, and you’ll find that there’s still plenty to look forward to on every platform later this year. That stigma worsened as some highly anticipated games like Starfield, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild 2, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, Forspoken, and Redfall were delayed into 2023. We’ve already gotten a taste of that early in the year, as the game overshadowed great titles like Horizon Forbidden West, Sifu, OlliOlli World, and Kirby and the Forgotten Land that launched around it in February and March.Īs such, it’s understandable why some people are having trouble getting excited about what’s still in store despite the fact that May and June had some standout games. Elden Ring will be the measuring stick every other game is compared to this holiday season, and few (if any) games will topple it in the public’s eye. Once-in-a-generation games obviously don’t come along very often, and they also make it harder for the rest of a given year’s games to stand out. By pairing Dark Souls’ tried-and-true difficult action formula with a vast open world that players can explore without much direction, FromSoftware scored a massive hit this year with Elden Ring.
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