Expect tough-as-nails boss fights, gorgeous visuals and plenty of screaming into a pillow. Nioh 2 finally makes its way to PC on February 5, 2021. We don't know much about it, which is probably best for a horror game such as this. It's a supernatural thriller which looks to raise the bar in terms of graphics and loading times. The devs behind Blair Witch and Layers of Fear return with The Medium. Given that you can import their levels and progression from the last two games, Hitman 3 should have plenty to do, even after you've blasted through the main story. The World of Assassination trilogy concludes with Hitman 3, taking Agent 47 to new locations like Dartmoor, Dubai and Berlin. For a quick overview, we've listed the biggest upcoming PC games this year, with a little info on each one. If you're a PC player, there's a great selection of games to enjoy in 2021. Look forward to open-world shooting with Halo Infinite, medieval multiplayer in Chivalry 2, as well as plenty of indie goodness in Back 4 Blood and It Takes Two. Because of this, we recommend checking back in to see what PC games are coming out in 2021, so you can plan out what you're going to play this year.

Plenty of big releases like Halo Infinite and Far Cry 6 don't have specific dates yet, so we'll give you an idea as to when they're likely to come out.Īs the year goes on, and as games are announced, we'll be sure to keep this page updated.

We're likely to see many games announced and released this year, so don't worry that the upcoming slate looks a little bare right now. Given that many of last year's games were delayed into 2021, this year will be slightly different than usual. Whether that's sequels to beloved games, or new entries into long-running franchises, there's plenty to keep you busy throughout the year. PC players have a lot to look forward to in 2021.

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