Perhaps the most talked about game during E3, Cyberpunk 2077 got a lot of positive word of mouth as the show progressed. As the next mafia games from CD Projekt Red, the makers of The Witcher, Cyberpunk 2077 probably had a lot of built-in hype, but its sci-fi sensibilities are also just too cool to ignore. Set in a dystopian metropolis in California, it layers traditional open world conventions with RPG elements (all with their futuristic spin, of course) to create a world that feels alive and dangerous. Sadly, while everything in the game from character classes to weaponry to a deeply customizable character creation and stat system appears to be well fleshed out and near completion, the release may still be a long ways off, with estimates putting the date near 2019 or 2020.—Holly Green
Death Stranding
For this project, Kojima is working with a lot of creative folks whose experience is largely outside of the games industry, and in Death Stranding it shows. The world depicted in its E3 trailer is a breathtaking landscape beset by mossy crags and heavy rain, where ghostly invisible figures haunt and stalk the living. NormanReedus plays protagonist Sam Bridges, a working class man who is swept up in a strange back and forth between this and the “real world,” and who may have lost a significant other due to the Timefall, a rain that ages anything it touches. Armed with a fetus in an artificial womb, he must evade and stealth his way through this hostile place in order to set things right.
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