”Best video Games to play 2016” is an article which is going to explorer the best video games of the the year 2016. Another beautiful year is on its peak, another set of games to eagerly anticipate playing until our eyeballs fall out.this craziness changes from time to time and may vary to persons of different ages.The nature of game development means that it’s likely that at least a few of these games will be delayed until 2017 or later. In fact, some of the games on this list are ones we were excited to play this year. But even if some see delays,
2016 still looks to be a very impressive 12 months of new games.Here in this section we present you Best video Games to play in 2016.
Best video Games to play 2016
01. Hitman
Hitman is an adventurous action- stealth video game developed by IO Interactive and published by Square Enix for to be play at Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4,and Xbox One. It was the sixth entry in the Hitman series. Agent 47 is going back to the basics in his next game simply titled Hitman. This time the focus has turned away from adding to Agent 47’s abilities list and returned to gameplay centered on observation and planning. Missions are set in massive sandboxes, allowing you to discover opportunities to
exploit that will get you closer to your original target. The goal is to have players analyse the environment, develop their own plan of attack, then execute the plain, making each method a unique experience. Hitman will be released in multiple episodes, starting with a Paris mission in March then moving to other locations , such as Morocco and Japan.
02. No Man’s Sky
No Man’s Sky is an upcoming adventure survival video game developed and published by the indie studio Hello Games company. The game is scheduled to be released worldwide in June 2016 for PlayStation 4 and Microsoft Windows.No Man’s Sky is theoretically the biggest game ever that is liked around the globe. In this game you are free to explore a universe, and by universe, we really mean an infinite expanse of planets, life forms, and dangers of the planet. Everything in the game is procedurally generated, creating the galaxy as you explore it. In addition to the planetary exploration, there’s also plenty of scifi action going on, giving you the chance to build your own spaceship and take it into star fighter battles. You won’t be exploring the No Man’s Sky universe alone, either. Players will be able to discover planets, build settlements, and forge new technologies, then share those locations with their friends. The game seems to be what every wannabe space explorer could ever want, and at long last, it looks like No Man’s Sky will be hitting the PS4 and PC in 2016 very soon.
03. Deus Ex: Mankind Divided
Deus Ex: Mankind Divided is video game developed by Eidos Montreal and it is published by Square Enix. its official release date is August 23, 2016.Adam Jensen returns for another cyberpunk adventure in the nea future. Mankind Divided is set two years after the events of Human Revolution.Augmented citizens now form an unruly underclass, oppressed by governments terrified of their abilities. Jensen, now working for interpol, is on a mission to confront the conspirators responsible for the world’s ills. New high-tech abilities will help, giving Jensen more ways to tackle Deus Ex’ open-ended challenges. Tom loved it when he played it, and you can see the game in action in this 25 minutes of in-game footage.
04. Abzu
Abzu is an upcoming video game simulating underwater diving, to be released on PlayStation 4 and Microsoft Windows platforms in this year very soon. Abzu is the first release from Giant Squid, a new studio founded by Matt Nava the art director responsible for the gorgeous Journey and Flower. And just like those games, Abzu is a non-violent experience that has you exploring a wondrous new world only this time it’s underwater,
this is an unique idea to entertain game lovers in a new way.
05. Attack on Titan
Attack on Titan is a Japanese manga series video game written and illustrated by Hajime Isayama. The series began in Kodansha’s Bessatsu Sonen Magazine on September 9, 2009, and has been collected into 18 tankōbon volumes as of December 2015.The Attack on Titan anime has all of the building blocks for a great game — it’s set in a future when the remains of humanity fight off waves of people-hungry giants in a walled-off city — but so far the tie-in games have been largely forgettable. This new release, from the studio behind Dynasty Warriors and Legend of Zelda spinoff Hyrule Warriors, could be the first to make good on the promise of the show.
06. XCOM2
Every day is opposite day in XCOM 2. In this alternate history to XCOM: Enemy Unknown, the rogue organization XCOM is now the Rebellion to the aliens Empire.Earth has been overrun. The aliens now occupy our planet, forcing XCOM to become a leaner, faster operation. Firaxis’ Greg Foertsch told us this new game is all about hit-and-run tactics. Your enemies outnumber you, are better armed, and have the home field advantage, so you need to hit ’em fast and get the hell out before backup arrives. As I noted in my preview, XCOM Enemy Within tried to reinforce a more frantic pace by introducing MELD. XCOM 2 bakes this playstyle into the core of its design.
07. Batman
Batman is a fictional superhero appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. The character was created by artist Bob Kane and writer Bill Finger.its video game is also made to entertain Batman fans.It seems that Telltale just can’t stop turning your favorite properties into episodic games. The studio has already adapted everything from The Walking Dead to Game of Thrones to Mine craft, and next year it’ll try its hand at the Caped Crusader.
08. Mirror’s Edge Catalyst
It’s always nice to see a cult classic get a second chance in the spotlight. The original Mirror’s Edge delivered the critically-praised and novel concept of a first-person parkour game, and those who played it generally loved it. Unfortunately, those numbers were a bit on the low side, and it looked like we would never get the chance to see the ideas present in Mirror’s Edge refined into something better. Imagine our surprise when Mirror’s Edge Catalyst appeared – this reboot developed by DICE (Battlefield 4, Battlefront) in the Frostbite 3 engine (used by most of EA’s recent games, including the aforementioned Battlefield 4 and Battlefront) looks good enough to get us free running again.it is Available on May 24 to be played at PS4, Xbox One and PC.
09. Mafia 3
it is developed by Hangar 13 and published by 2K games The third entry in this series of open world crime games is set in New Orleans, in 1968. As Vietnam-vet-turned-gangster, Lincoln Clay, you’re on a mission to cleanse the streets of the ruling Italian Mafia. Previously Mafia’s cities have tended to form backdrops to a linear series of story missions, a la LA Noire, but Hangar 13 promises that New Orleans will be a true open world. We’ll have to wait and see what that means exactly, but Phil was impressed by the setting in our Mafia 3 first look.
10. Everspace
Everspace is developed and published by Rockfish Games. A gorgeous rogue like space dog fighting game, Everspace raised hundreds of thousands of dollars on Kick starter thanks to just a few videos. But wow, just look at it. The days hope space mining and a non-linear story will add depth and a bit of longevity, but the focus is on pretty satisfying arcade shooting and a loot system that lets you upgrade your ship between runs. Every time you die you are going to be rewarded, claims Rockfish on the Everspace site.
Best video Games to play 2016
01. Hitman
02. No Man’s Sky
03. Deus Ex: Mankind Divided
04. Abzu
05. Attack on Titan
06. XCOM2
07. Batman
08. Mirror’s Edge Catalyst
09. Mafia 3
10. Everspace
