10 Upcoming Video Games You’re Not Supposed To Know About
The gaming industry's worst kept secrets.
There's a lot of secrecy in the gaming industry.
At any given moment, there are hundreds of projects in development that we don't know about, alongside all of the titles that are actively being advertised.
This has always been the case, but recent years have thrown the idea of secrecy out of the window. With the industry getting bigger and bigger, there are more and more people getting access to information they shouldn't.
These insiders are getting more prevalent and verifiable as well, which means that games are getting teased, leaked or outright revealed left right and centre way before they're ready for the limelight.
Even without insiders, there are times when publishers and developers end up revealing more than they probably wanted to, which leads to a whole new set of secrets getting out there.
Hype and speculation are all part of the fun of being a gamer, but some of these rumours are downright undeniable.
Mark our words, you'll be playing these games sooner rather than later.
10. Resident Evil 8
Considering the runaway success of everything Resident Evil lately, you'd think we'd have heard something about the next big entry.
The closest thing we've got to a new Resident Evil announcement was the reveal of Project Resistance, a four vs one online experience. Although that looks cool in its own right, it wasn't really the Resident Evil announcement we were all looking for.
That doesn't mean that Resident Evil 8 isn't definitely on the way though.
The massive success of Resident Evil 7 and Resident Evil 2 Remake means that a new game in the series is absolutely undoubted. It also helps that the developers have subtly confirmed that the 'next entry' in the series has been in development for some time.
If it's not Resident Evil 8, there's an extremely high chance of it being a remake of Resident Evil 3.
Leaks from an insider have also claimed that both titles are in development, but that Resident Evil 8 is only in its early days for now and might not even use the first-person camera.