And from the quirky, offbeat, and unexpected humor seen in the trailer above, you can see why we're excited. So 2019's promising puzzler/exploration game Pikuniku, Sectordub's first title, is obviously going to be on our list because we trust Devolver Digital's taste that much. This year, Sabotage Studio's actioner/platformer The Messengerwas a standout title from DD as well. Back in 2016, they published Dodge Roll's bullet-hell roguelike Enter the Gungeon, and once gamers successfully "killed their past", they had the publisher's 2017 first-person puzzle-solving VR game The Talos Principle to look forward to. Why We're Excited: Any time publisher Devolver Digital's name pops up, they have our attention. We've factored all of this into our list of the Most Anticipated New Video Games of 2019 below! (If Fall of 2019 is anything like Fall of 2018 was, we're going to be in for a real treat.) But there are also some epic titles that have been teased, just not officially announced just yet. We only have roughly the first half of the year locked down as far as announced release dates for certain titles you can check out the dates we know so far with our regularly updated video game release date calendar here.
There are a lot of promising new games coming out next year, both original entries that could launch their own sequels and spinoffs, and franchise installments that offer gamers more of what they know and love. but a new gaming season is almost upon us! So as the clock is set to strike midnight on Januin just a few short days, we wanted to get a head start on the new year's gaming season. From Subnautica to Spider-Man, God of War to Red Dead Redemption 2, and Dragon Ball FighterZ to Dragon Ball Legends (okay, I may be Dragon Biased), we've had a good run over the last 12 months. Even if gaming content wasn't super consistent in terms of quality or even regularity of release dates, leading to understandable frustration from general consumers, and streamers and pros alike, this calendar year gave us some incredible memories. 2018 was a pretty solid year for video games.
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