Biomutant... Nah, it won't be coming before 2022 at least...
Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines 2
Mechajammer (formerly known as Copper Dreams which, btw, was a cooler name)
Rogue Invader

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I guess I'm too old for that. I've seen so many games, good and bad, big and small, disappointing or far exceeding my expectations - my ability to get hyped got worn down I guess.

There are a few games I'm mildly curious about how they'll turn out, like VtM:B2 or Dying Light 2 or STALKER 2, I hope they'll be good games, but it's not like I'm chewing my nails over it.

I guess its all about perspective.

Back in 2000 videogames were just starting to hit their stride graphically. Today we have a huge back catalog of games that if you stopped playing games for a year or more here or there, you may have missed out on some experiences you like. Recently I have found that I am more interested in publishers rather than individual titles. I really enjoyed far cry 2 and kill zone 2 for PS3. So I am looking forward to farcry 6 because I havent played 3, 4, or 5. Also I recently just bought Horizon Zero Dawn and havent played it, which was made by the publisher who made Killzone. So I am waiting to play Horizon Zero Dawn and the next Far Cry. Also I am interested in vampires bloodlines 2 and Cyberpunk. If cyberpunk needs some patch work but has already been released and I expect expansions for it, can I consider myself to be waiting for cyberpunk? I think it works.

Not hyped but interested in:

Shadow Warrior 3
Age of Empires IV

I like League's lore and I like the Battle Chasers game. :P

Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines 2 is also a game I have been waiting for but I haven't heard from them in a while. Last time I've heard is that the writer or the creative director was fired.

Video games have always "hit their stride" graphically. For me the main big transitions were:
- old GDR computers like the Robotron KC87 which had only text and charsets to the Commodore 16, then 64 - huge step
- then to the Commodore Amiga - another huge step. A friend of mine had a PC with CGA graphics - I was laughing my ass off...
- then to PC with VGA, at first not a huge step, but then came Doom (which some claimed was "photorealistic", no really).
- SVGA essentially doubled the resolution, 3D took off (with a short intermezzo of pre-rendered FMV games, that always looked horrible), but games like The Need for Speed or Quake in SVGA looked incredible at the time.
- in 1996 Voodoo happened, and 3D acceleration hit consumer shelves. Remember games like NfS 3 (1998), what a wow!-effect that was, still looking good today (IMO).

From then on I think the improvements were more gradual, but of course we've come a long way, with some defining wow!-inducing games, like FarCry/Crysis.

I just don't much attention to that any more. There are so many games I might like, I can't play them all either way. I guess that's also the reason hype has a hard time with me. I'm missing out anyway, since GOG still fails to complete the "more hours per day" entry on the wishlist: https://www.gog.com/wishlist/site/more_time_a_few_hours_per_day_would_be_nice ;-)

A game called "When is AMD going to release the 6700XT and when is it actually going to be in stock?" :P

Yup.

Nothing else will do. (Uh, except for Detention, maybe - that is if Red Candle would even want to do business with gog any more at this point)

Stratosphere: Conquest of the Skies
Terminator 2029
Metal Heart: Replicants Rampage

This is really interesting because I've been having a lot of fun playing games considered "old".
Recently I've finished Devil May Cry 1, played through 2 but couldn't handle it, enjoying 3, reinstalled New Vegas because of this new mod hype and right now Im enjoying Mount & Blade Warband a lot.

Recently I've also finished Tomb Raider Legend, which is also kinda old. Most of them are PS2/Xbox era.
I don't know. Some new games just don't have that "feel" anymore. Not that they aren't good, they are, but, some old games are just classics that nothing new can beat in a "personal fun / nostalgia / simple graphics + good gameplay" perspective. :)

I suspect that game is not going very well and might be more difficulty than tackling Dark Souls. ;)

Meanwhile....
[MysterD goes back to play games on RTX 3070].

Oh yeah, no doubt I'm looking forward to Everspace 2.
I was a big fan of Freelancer, back in the day.

But I do not really know which games are coing this year, the only ones I can think of, and is interested to see how they tuen out are Evil Genius 2 and Spacebase Startopia