10 Best Realistic PS5 New Games In 2021

Coming straight from the creators of the critically acclaimed Left 4 Dead franchise, Back 4 Blood is absolutely one of the most anticipated games of this year. It is a thrilling cooperative first-person shooter game that many people have been waiting over ten years for. The developers, Turtle Rock Studios, have made sure that the game adheres closely to the four-versus-horde formula established by the Left 4 Dead games, but have added to the longterm replayability with player progression and unlockable ability perks that will let players customize their survivors. In this game, you are at the center of a war against the Ridden. These once-human hosts of a deadly parasite have turned into terrifying creatures bent on devouring what remains of civilization. With humanity’s extinction on the line, it’s up to you and your friends to take the fight to the enemy, eradicate the Ridden, and reclaim the world. The game is expected to be released in summers around June 22.

Developed by the Ember Lab studio founders and brothers Josh and Mike Grier, Kena: Bridge of Spirits debuted during Sony’s PS5 launch event. Going by the looks,it looks absolutely magical and we are 100% here for it. The game features a beautiful world with adorable little fuzzy creatures known as Rot who act as your spirit companions that can manipulate the environment. It is a story-driven action-adventure in a charming world rich with exploration and fast-paced combat. The game follows a young girl named Kena who helps guide the dead from the physical world to the spirit world. To do this, she has to defend herself from various adversaries, and even employ the help of a few small creatures who will assist her in Pikmin-like combat. Players will be able to explore this absolutely gorgeous world sometime in this year as the date of release has not been confirmed yet.

Another promising title that we just can’t wait to play is Deathloop. Developed by Arkane Studios, the game looks like something we’ve never played before. It is an exclusive action-adventure game with a timed one-year console exclusivity deal. Meaning you’ll only be able to get your hands on Deathloop at launch if you’ve got a PS5 or PC. Everyone else will have to wait until 2022. Players take on the role of Colt, an assassin caught in a time loop on the lawless island of Blackreef. They’ll have to take out eight targets before midnight, or the day will start all over again. Unlike everyone else, Colt retains his memories with each reset, meaning he can learn from his opponents’ behaviors and patterns. Alternatively, players can choose to take on the role of Julianna, an agent who will enter a random player’s game and interfere with their progress in an attempt to protect the time loop. The game will be releasing on May 21 of this year.

Developed by Flying Wild Hog, Evil West caught our attention first when it was revealed during the 2020 Game Awards. It is a dark Western action game with promising a new cinematic experience. The plot follows a cowboy protagonist as a vampire hunter, in a lineage beginning with the legendary Van Helsing, who must save the United States from a demonic invasion. The trailer shows the protagonist battling a variety of biblical demons with a variety of weapons. These include a relatively traditional shotgun & handgun, and some non-traditional items like a “lightning-fueled gauntlet” that morphs into spiked and blunt versions of itself. Another interesting thing in this game is that the weapons are apparently upgradeable in-game, as is its protagonist through a perk system, so action game fans will find plenty of familiar elements on display here. However, the release date is yet to be confirmed, it will presumably be released in the latter half of this year.

Based on the iconic horror franchise, Evil Dead: The Game features both co-op and PvP gameplay. The debut trailer featured some familiar faces and locales from the franchise, including the return of Bruce Campbell as Ash. Players will join teams of four to “seal the breach between worlds,” while others “take control of the powerful Kandarian Demon to hunt Ash and his friends while possessing Deadites, the environment, and even the survivors themselves,” according to developer Saber Interactive. It will feature multiple maps, including the infamous cabin in the woods, and over two dozen weapons, including Ash’s signature chainsaw. As it does not have an exact release date yet, it will be releasing sometime this year.

Not only on PS4 and PC, but Sony has confirmed that F.I.S.T: Forged In Shadow will also be getting a PS5 release, alongside the PS4 and PC versions. We can’t contain our excitement as the latest trailer of the game shows some new gameplay including fast paced combat, and platforming sections. Developed by Shanghai TiGames Network Technology Limited, it is a Metroidvania action game with a very grimdark feel to it, with animals, steampunk gear and giant metal robot hands. The game is set against the backdrop of Torch City, which six years ago was invaded by the Machine Legion who went on to colonise the metropolis, which was originally inhabited by animals. Now, a former soldier named Rayton emerges from hiding after his companion was forcibly arrested, leading him to reclaim his mechanical fist and step back into the resistance war to fight. The game, with its impressive visuals, is set to be released in April this year.

Looking even more terrifying than its prequel, Resident Evil 8: Village is all set to give you goosebumps. It will be the tenth major installment in the Resident Evil series, and the sequel to Resident Evil 7: Biohazard. This game will follow in the footsteps of its prequel as Ethan returns for another round of survival horror. Set three years after Biohazard, we will see Ethan cross paths with a familiar face to fans of the franchise: Chris Redfield. While the iconic character has typically been a protagonist, his appearance here is something more sinister, leading Ethan on a journey to a mysterious and dangerous village in Europe. The developer, Capcom , has described the village location as a “living, breathing character in its own right” with mysteries to uncover and terrors to escape from. It will release around the Holiday season this year.

Developed by Avalanche software, this game is definitely a gift for Potterheads but won’t be featuring any of the characters like – Harry Potter, Hermoine or Ron. It is set before the birth of Harry, in the 1800s at the famous Hogwarts school of witchcraft and wizardry and the world beyond. Hogwarts Legacy is described as an open-world RPG that will take you on an adventure in the Harry Potter like universe. In fact, the players will be playing as students who will embark on a dangerous journey to uncover a hidden truth of the wizarding world. And as per the developers, the next-gen console will let create immersive experiences that will let “a player practically feel the terror of Inferi bearing down upon them” or “sense the ground rumbling beneath them as a heard of angry centaurs surrounds them”.  The release date has not been confirmed yet but it is expected to be released in the latter half of this year.

Returnal is an exclusive third-person shooter game with a sci-fi premise by the developer Housemarque. Set on a hostile planet where you appear to be caught in a constant cycle, Returnal is said to transform “roguelike gameplay into a third-person shooter”. With every death, the planet will change, so it looks like you’ll have to keep adapting to your surroundings. The game follows the story of Selene, the player character, who is an intergalactic explorer stuck in a time loop on an alien planet. Every time she dies, she’s resurrected, and thus forced to keep on trying to escape her strange circumstances while also fighting off extraterrestrial enemies. It is needless to say that the game looks pretty intriguing and it is all set to release on March 19.

And the game that we are super thrilled to get our hands on is Ubisoft Toronto’s Far Cry 6. The sixth instalment in the game series already has us waiting as it was set to release in February this year, but has gotten delayed by 3 months due to the pandemic. Finally, the release date being somewhere around May, we can calm or nerves down. In the game we have Giancarlo Esposito lending his face and voice as the dictator “El Presidente” Antón Castillo, who rules the fictional Caribbean island of Yara and is grooming his son and heir Diego (Anthony Gonzalez, from Pixar’s Coco) as the future ruler. The players play as guerilla fighter Dani Rojas — man or woman, up to you — who is part of a revolution to overthrow Castillo’s regime. And let us also tell you that Ubisoft Toronto studied the Cuban Revolution to develop Far Cry 6’s story and look, with narrative director Navid Khavari spending a month in the Caribbean island, talking to real-life Cubans.

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