Igre koje čekamo u 2013. :: Kutak za gamere ~ Kritike & Novosti

Bioshock Infinite
Iako se zbiva u 1912. godini, ova naučna fantastika se događa u gradu koji je sagrađen na nebu. Tokom igre glavni protagonista se sreće sa mnogo čudnih likova.
Platforma: PC, PS3, Xbox 360
Datum: 26. mart

SimCity
Prvi pravi nastavak popularne igre od 2004. Izgradnja grada, uređivanje infrastrukture i briga o stanovnicima, ali sa mnogo boljom grafikom.
Platforma: PC, Mac
Datum: 5. mart

Tomb Raider
Novi Tomb Raider donosi priču iz početka nevezanu za prethodne delove. Igra se bavi samim početkom, odnosno kako Lara postaje jedan od najpoznatijih avanturista na svetu.
Platforma: PC, PS3, Xbox 360
Datum: 5. mart

The Last of Us
Kada je pre par meseci predstavljen gejmplej igre The Last of Us, svi gejmeri su poželeli da je makar isprobaju. Fantastična grafika i zanimljiva priča u postapokaliptičnoj Americi gde Džoel pokušava da odbrani devojčicu Eli glavni su aduti ove igre.
Platforma: PS3
Datum: 7. maj

Grand Theft Auto
Toliko puta kritikovana zbog nasilja, a ujedno i toliko popularna, ova igra konačno dobija nastavak. Obradovaće nas boljom grafikom i trojicom glavnih likova. Svaki od njih će imati svoje misije.
Platforma: PC, PS3, Xbox 360
Datum: proleće 2013.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4

Release TBC, Xbox 360/PS3/PC/Wii U

Treyarch's Black Ops 2 had its turn to rake in the cash – and that it most certainly did. Now it's the turn of Infinity Ward and Modern Warfare 4. You don't need to be a rocket scientist to predict how it will play – expect the usual macho single player romp and a multiplayer mode that will keep you hooked for months, thanks to hilariously powerful killstreaks and a drip-feed unlock system.

Dead Space 3

Release February 8th, Xbox 360/PS3/PC

Dead Space 3 is the sort of game that will require a spare pair of pants to play. Set in some godforsaken graveyard in space, it'll pit you against hideous aliens that would like nothing more than to slice you apart and enemy bosses that even a mother would struggle to love. This third outing in the series will see you tracking down the Necromorph plague to put an end to it once and for all.

Crysis 3

Release February 22nd, Xbox 360/PS3/PC

Crysis 2 deserved more respect than it got because it was actually fun. You know, that thing games used to be known for instead of number-crunching graphical prowess? Not that Crysis 3 will skimp in that department – this time around the visuals look so good, you may think you've moved house to a troubled alien world and the weapons look riduculously fun to use. Crysis 3 will undoubtedly prove to be a blast in all senses of the word.

Halo 5

Release TBC, Xbox 720

And now for the wild card – donning our speculative hat, we may well see Halo 5 next year. Why? Because if a new Xbox is coming out, you can bet your bottom dollar one of those launch games will be the one that kicked it all off. Even better visuals? Even bigger space battles? Think we need to sit down for a minute or two.

Watch Dogs

Platform(s)    Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360

All we have so far is one elaborately awesome in-game demo video, but the promise of a high-tech near-future GTA with shades of Blade Runner and the ability to hack into all the social media networks we have today, as well as everything else that is controlled electronically puts this game on this list. Right now it seems crazy ambitious. I am deeply frightened this game might try to do too much. It’s supposed to come out in 2013 but I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s delayed. It seems like it’s Ubisoft’s fledgling franchise to take over when Assassin’s Creed finally plays itself out. I am full of cautious hope for this.

RAINBOW: SIX PATRIOTS

Platforms: PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Microsoft Windows

The idea is that you will have to make hard choices in this game. The fear is that it’ll play out like Mass Effect 3 did, with superficial eventualities. Nevertheless, I was addicted to the Rainbow Six Vegas series, and the notion of stepping back into that body armour and clearing national monuments of terrorists fills me with joy. Ubisoft is trying really hard to inject their games with Hollywood script intensity, to make you care, but ultimately it’ll be the gameplay that will determine how much I care.

SPLINTER CELL: BLACKLIST

Platforms: Microsoft Windows, 360, ps3

Though they gently bid Michael Ironside into that good night for this iteration, I have faith in Jade Raymond’s new studio. I liked the direction Conviction went in. Ubisoft is trying to reboot Sam Fisher, and while his evolution hasn’t been uneventful, his trajectory is, in my estimation, a honing of what makes Splinter Cell Splinter Cell.

Prey 2

Platforms: Microsoft Windows, 360, ps3

The original Prey offered a linear, but impressive alien world that pushed the limits of how gravity and physics could be used. Its upcoming sequel will apparently infuse the same mind-bending wall walking physics of the original and transplant it onto the open world template. Prey 2 has certainly been in development long enough for it to be a polished execution of the concept, so I can only hope it'll be as good as I'm imagining it to be.

Saints Row 4

Whilst some groups in the community have felt the Grand Theft Auto series has abandoned its characteristic humour over the past few years, there's no doubt that Saints Row's tongue has remained firmly in its cheek since the series began in 2006. The third SR instalment took this brand of open world humour to its ultimate conclusion, but it seems Volition have yet more to give us with Saints Row 4, currently speculated to release next year.

The Elder Scrolls Online

Platforms: Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X

Recently voted all time game of the year and best RPG at the Golden Joystick Awards, it seems collectively we just can't get enough of Skyrim. One of the only real criticisms with the most recent Elder Scrolls game was its lack of multiplayer functionality, something that Bethesda have solved with the announcement of The Elder Scrolls Online. If Bethesda offer us a game as large as Skyrim for a purely singe player experience, imagine the kind of world they'll be cooking up for an MMO.

Company of Heroes 2

Release date(s)

* Early 2013[2]

Company of Heroes 2 is an upcoming real-time strategy game being developed by Relic Entertainment and published by THQ for the Microsoft Windows platform. It is the sequel to the critically acclaimed 2006 game Company of Heroes.

As with the original Company of Heroes, the game will be set in World War II but will focus on the Eastern Front. Company of Heroes 2 will run on Relic Entertainment's proprietary Essence 3.0 game engine, which THQ claims will allow the developer to bring "new technological advancements" to the game.The game is currently slated for an early 2013 release.

South Park: The Stick of Truth

Platforms:   Microsoft Windows, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Cloud computing (OnLive)

South Park: The Stick of Truth is an upcoming role-playing video game based on the American animated television series South Park being developed by Obsidian Entertainment and published by THQ, in collaboration with South Park Digital Studios. The game is expected to be released in March 2013 for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 consoles, and Windows operating system for PCs. Similarly to their duties on the TV show, South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone are writing the script for the game, overseeing the project, and providing the voices of the characters. Details about the game were revealed in early December 2011, in the Game Informer magazine South Park special, and its digital version.