19. Doom
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3UpX1CMEMQ Speaking of first-person shooters, the grandaddy of them all (alongside
Wolfenstein anyway) is returning for the first time in over a decade. Sadly, Doom 3 didn't set the world on fire back in 2004 thanks to the cumbersome handling of items and weapons, but with any luck iD Software have learnt their lesson, weaponised the might of Bethesda's hefty budgetary clout and doubled down on the most instantly enjoyable parts of what made the original such a landmark event. Namely; blasting the unholy fudge out of ever demon in sight. Granted it's far harder to make a mark in the industry when everything's been done, but that's precisely why Doom is such a massive deal. Either iD deliver a brilliantly visceral experience that brings the 'BFG' into the modern era and makes it the new weapon of choice for turning monsters into mulch, or they debut a completely original game mechanic that cements 2015's entry as one for the ages all over again.