There is still a strong life cycle since the release of PlayStation 4, and there are still many new titles looking forward to playing on PS4 in 2020 while approaching the launch of the next generation console. Here are some of the most anticipated video games to be released on PS4
1. Cyberpunk 2077
CD Projekt Red's follow-up to The Witcher 3 seems to be as big as the developer's favorite fantasy series and ready to participate, but it may be even more jarring. Information about what can be expected of Cyberpunk 2077 is gradually increasing, and games like CD Projekt and similar games like Deus Ex, Thief, dishonored etc. have recently been proposed in the past RPG. The newest games at E3 2019 emphasis on the ability to find different ways in different circumstances, reliant on the character you develop, the choice of way, and the precise game style.
Release Date: September 17, 2020
2. Final Fantasy VII: Remake
It's firm to visualize the once-made Final Fantasy VII remakes coming soon. Many fans have wanted to return to the world of FFVII since the PS3 technology demo showed the potential for remakes, and finally announced a rethink of the classic PS1 JRPG at E3 2015. Of particular interest in the Final Fantasy VII remake is that it is a rethink, not an original one-to-one remake.
Release Date: April 10, 2020
The Ninja team took another photo on the Nioh 2 using the Soulsborne formula. For long-term exploit game designers, the unique work proved to be a great debut for this genre. With the consequence, the Ninja team has further extended the formula.
Nioh 2 takes place more than 50 years before the first game. In other words, you no longer play the foreign warrior William Adams. Instead, create your own custom character and travel to Japan mid-Sengoku era. But what brands your heroes more good-looking than the last is that they are descendants of monsters and humans, which permits you to use a range of supernatural attacks and aptitudes.
Release Date: March 13, 2020
4. Ghost of Tsushima
Creator Sucker Punch was astonished to remain silent about the next game, Tsushima Ghost. Over the years, designers have changed from making platform games for the Sly cooper successions of children to a more established and infamous series. Introduced the super franchise and the resulting hostility. However, Sucker Punch, opposite to the ghost of Tsushima, assembled a period set in Japan in the 13th century, concentrating on the conflict between the attacking Mongolian army and the samurai land liberation organization.
Release Date: TBD 2020
5. Watch Dogs Legion
Following the light tone of Watch Dogs 2 focused on young hackers in the San Francisco Bay Area, Watch Dogs Legion fully incorporates the quirky aspects of the series. Jump around the world and go to a fictional version of London. It is notorious for its extensive surveillance system and is now flooded with killer robots. Of course, for hackers at the heart of the Watch Dogs story, where technology resides is the best hunting ground anywhere. The corps leans on this, abandoning the concept of a single hero and favoring a cast of large and diverse playable characters.
Release Date: Fiscal year 2021 (April 2020 - March 2021)
Perhaps the biggest announcement of Blizzard's 2019 BlizzCon Convention was Diablo IV. Seven years have passed since Blizzard's last appropriate entry into the Action RPG franchise, and the developers have announced the game. A dark and gory trailer that gives at least a sense of what to expect for the next title. Blizzard takes a darker, more horror-oriented approach with Diablo IV. It brings a lot of inspiration from fans' favorite Diablo II, including reviving old classes like Druid. It also retains aspects of Diablo III, including seasonal content and some adventure modes.
The biggest change is that Blizzard focused on making Diablo IV feel like a live service game. The Overworld is open to the public and you can expect to encounter other characters as you wander the wild and fight enemies.
