Traditionally, at the beginning of the year, we remember the games that should finally get to the players and keep our fingers crossed that this year’s delayed releases will be as few as possible. Well, unless it’s for better optimization, then we can. And to safely download any games, we offer you the pirate bay service. Here you are as legal and fast as possible to download the game you are interested in, even new items.
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Horizon Call of the Mountain
Horizon Call of the Mountain will be a launch project for the PlayStation VR2 and seems to be the driving force that will make us buy Sony’s new virtual reality helmet. Almost all the mechanics of the original Horizon are found in Call of the Mountain, there will be parkour, terrain exploration, and even battles with giant works. The main thing is that all these stunning stunts do not make you run to the restroom.
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As for the new helmet, it will be more technologically advanced than its predecessor. Higher resolution and better positioning in space, but the most important innovation is the new arms, PS VR2 Sense, taking over the functionality of Dual Sense, also sensitive to the touch of the fingers.
Witchfire
The authors of The Vanishing of Ethan Carter and the cult Painkiller decided to go back to the roots and create an old-school shooter based on the player’s reflexes and skills. The Astronauts studio has about a dozen of developers, that’s why Witchfire has been in development for over 5 years, but they promise a release in the first quarter of this year.
Hollow Knight: Silksong
The Hollow Knight sequel is slowly gaining fame for long time, the game was announced back in 2019, and so far, the game has no final release date. Although Microsoft on Twitter promises that the game should come out this year.
Initially, Silksong was only supposed to be an add-on, but in the process of development, it was decided to make a full sequel because, ideologically and mechanically, the new heroine did not fit into the DLC format.
The events of Hollow Knight take place in the kingdom of insects, and we play as little knights.
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League is a long-suffering game from Rocksteady studio, the authors of the Batman: Arkham trilogy and part of this universe. According to the plot, Suicide Squad must stop the alien invader Brainiac, who has taken over the mind of the Justice League members. The game can be played in the company of three more friends or on your own, in which case you can switch between the heroes, and the other members of the team will be controlled by artificial intelligence.
The game was the last work of Kevin Conroy, the unchanging voice of Batman for 30 years.
Alan Wake 2
Like most iconic games, Alan Wake failed to live up to the publisher’s financial expectations, and for many years, the sequel was kept in the shadows, as was the hero of the series himself. After the success of Control and the return of the game’s publishing rights to remedy, the studio decided to bring the beloved hero back to the monitors. Sam Lake has promised that the sequel will be truly terrifying (i.e. scary) and move away from survival horror, and also release a sequel before the end of this year.
Assassin’s Creed Mirage
The series is going back to its roots, meaning no RPG elements and pumping, at least, that’s what Ubisoft promises us. Mirage is supposed to be a story-oriented offshoot of the Valhalla prequel, which will tell the story of Basim’s rise.
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl
The developers are very reluctant to share information about the long-awaited sequel S.T.A.L.K.E.R. After several atmospheric and frankly, combed trailers, GSC finally showed some real gameplay pieces, and even a pinch of the plot did not forget to put.
Although there is still no official release date, some bad SMM people from Twitter The Game Awards put the game on the list of games to be released by the end of June this year.
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor
After the success of Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order and several other single-player projects, Electronic Arts suddenly realized that people want story games too, and they are even willing to buy them (if they are good). Survivor seems to be following the well-trodden path of sequels: fix bugs, add content, and not break what worked. And fans don’t need much more than that, except a pinch of innovation so that the sequel doesn’t seem lazy at all.
