10. Bioshock Infinite
One of the most anticiptated titles for a long, long time, Ken Levine heads up Bioshock Infinite having stepped aside for 2008's Bioshock 2. The environment is completely new, gone are the dark and sinister tones of the undercity dystopia of Rapture, instead we head to the skies. Infinite looks an interesting property with trailers showing fast moving fire fights in a complex world where swinging around on zip-lines whilst shooting people in the face is the name of the game. Not to mention with some kind of time-dilation intrigue, showing an alternate relatity where Star Wars: Revenge of the Jedi is at cinemas in an alternate 1983. The original Bioshock showed a penchant for increbly emersive game play and environments and story telling, so here's hoping that they can reproduce some of that here, if they do, added to an epic multiplayer environment, this one should be vying for the Game of the Year. Trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2BIfFeen9q8&feature=player_embedded