The Game Awards 2024: 10 Upcoming Games To Get On Your Wishlist Immediately
The Game Awards 2024 highlighted some really exciting new games that are coming out eventually. This year’s event featured a great mix of big open-world adventures and emotional stories that can really resonate with players. These next years will be filled with games players have wanted for so long, so they need to be on their wish lists. Some games are likely going to take a lot longer than others, but they look like they're well worth the wait.
Unfortunately, anything like DLC or updatesisn't going to be something players can wishlist. So those who are waiting for the announced update will just have to wait patiently. Many were announced, but some look like players should just keep an eye out for more details. Those who want to watch out for the best games should wishlist games from some of the biggest announcements from The Game Awards 2024.
is a new cooperative game from Hazelight Studios that introduces two writers, Mio and Zoe, who find themselves in a virtual world combining sci-fi and fantasy. One writer specializes in sci-fi, while the other focuses on fantasy, and they must navigate each other’s unique environments. The game is designed for two players to play together and emphasizes friendship with special features in each level, switching between futuristic cities and mythical adventures with dragons.
Xbox made many announcements at The Game Awards 2024, revealing many games that were rumored and surprises all over, but it's a win for players.
Like Hazelight's previous game,, focuses on storytelling and character growth, tackling deeper themes alongside fun gameplay. A «Friends Pass» allows two players to enjoy with only one being required to actually purchase the game. is set to launch on March 6, 2025, but fans can wishlist it on Steam.
is a story-driven strategy game made by AdHoc Studio, featuring a talented voice cast that includes Aaron Paul, Jeffrey Wright, and Laura Bailey. Players take on the role of Robert Robertson, a struggling superhero
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