Every Electronic Entertainment Expo we’re treated to a taste of what’s next in video games, and here are a few trailers to satisfy your appetite until their release.
Quake Champions
After the success of Bethesda’s reboot of the Doom franchise, they’ve decided to bring back another classic first-person shooter video game, Quake. As with the original Quake series, the focus of the game will be on competitive multiplayer action.
Star Trek: Bridge Crew
Virtual reality has been closely compared to experiencing what it’d be like to be on a holodeck, and the Star Trek franchise is taking full advantage of our nerdiest fantasies of what we’d do if we had one: captain our own federation starship. Ubisoft is giving you that chance with Star Trek: Bridge Crew which will allow you and several friends to interact and man iconic crew positions – from helm to tactical to engineering – all in a virtual reality, 360-degree space.
Madden 17
Another year, another Madden game gets released, but with every iteration players can expect some new features such as franchise game modes and an updated roster.
Mass Effect: Andromeda
Bioware’s Mass Effect has been one of the most pinnacle role-playing videogames in the last several years with an aesthetic inspired by 1980s science fiction films and a rich character development spanning three sequels. After fan backlash on how the original series ended, Mass Effect: Andromeda is starting anew as you’ll be exploring the frontier in the Andromeda galaxy 2.5 million light years from Earth, giving the story a more western feel than a political space opera.
Battlefield 1
Probably one of the most deceptive portrayals of World War One, EA’s Battlefield 1 trailer mostly ignores the years of grueling trench war and goes straight into action-movie mode. However, that’s not to say it doesn’t look like it’ll be fun to play. The game will feature up to 64-player multiplayer online matches on epic-sized maps and the ability to fly a fully armed zeppelin.
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