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The 14 Games We’re Still Most Looking Forward to In 2024

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February 23, 2024
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In 2023, it felt like the new hit games were just never going to stop coming. In a way, they didn’t. We’re firmly in 2024 and we’re still excited for new titles. From new games like Hades II, to actuallygood remakes like Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door, here are the games we’re most excited about this year.

Since game release dates change so often, and there are so many new games announced regularly, we’ll be updating this piece throughout the year as new games come out and we get more solid info about release dates for others. Don’t see anything you like? Don’t forget to check out our guides to the Best Games on PlayStation Plus, The Best Switch Accessories, and Best Online Co-op Games.

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