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The top ten games to watch for after E3 2017

Posted on June 19, 2017 by Xordac Prime

The E3 experience this year was so overwhelming that we needed to take the weekend to decompress and filter out the wheat from the chaff in our heads. Now that we’ve had some time to think about it, we’ve settled on the below list of ten games that stood out among the crowded halls and packed booths of E3 2017. Here they are in alphabetical order. Enjoy!

A Way Out

Developer: Hazelight
Platforms: PC, PS4, Xbox One
Release Date: 2018

EA’s E3 press conference happened three full days before E3 actually started, and it had two huge pieces of sci-fi bombast. While we couldn’t go hands-on with the stunning-looking Anthem, and while major sequel Star Wars Battlefront II looks like an improvement all-around, one tucked-in-a-corner narrative game proved more captivating than both.

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Source: Ars Technica – The top ten games to watch for after E3 2017

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