10 Best Games From 2024 You May Have Overlooked This Year
2024 was a busy year for players, with several popular titles released throughout the year. and took the world by storm earlier this year in February, while amassed critical acclaim and widespread attention in August, and dominated sales charts in October. More popular titles were released in between, like and .
Keeping up has been hard with so many popular games released this year. As such, many smaller titles have been overlooked. Whether because they were released around the same time as more high-profile titles or because they were from smaller developers who didn't have the marketing budget to compete, these hidden gems deserve a second look from players. Here are 10 games many have overlooked but are worth checking into.
is a PS5 roleplaying exclusive packed with action. It was first announced in 2022, and then, during The Game Awards 2023, a pre-order trailer was released, generating some buzz. Sadly, the excitement around the game died down and few seemed to give it a second thought when it was finally released. Hardly anyone seemed to be playing the game or talking about it, even now, despite it being a fun and captivating title.
Allies are important NPCs you can recruit to help you during missions in Rise of the Ronin, but you have to earn their trust to unlock them all.
Although it didn't do as well as it should have, the game still has a few dedicated fans. provides players with an immersive, open-world historical atmosphere. The game dives into Japan's history, offering a rich narrative set during the turbulent Bakumatsu era in the 19th century.
Release Date
Platforms
March 22, 2024
PS5
The game lets players explore a beautiful open world while uncovering a deep story full of interesting characters, exciting combat, and engaging and fun quests. While many have overlooked it, is a hidden gem that more people should try in 2024 and beyond.
was poised to be a great RPG with elements of action, adventure, fighting, and shooting. It was released on the
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