E3 2019 Games Shortlist [Updated]

At the E3 trade fair, both completely new productions and titles announced earlier are presented.

This year's E3 is coming closer and closer. You can read about the dates of individual conferences, which for many players are the spotlight of the event, in our earlier news. Here we have a list of all the games that will appear in Los Angeles. Of course, we still don't know about many positions, and additionally a lot of developers and publishers haven't shared their plans related to this "gamers' holiday" (namely Focus Home Interactive, Take 2 Interactive or even THQ Nordic). It so happens, however, that the list of already disclosed titles is really extensive. Without prolonging it unnecessarily, let us get down to business as usual.

Games whose presence on E3 2019 has been confirmed:

1. Apex Legends;
2. Ary and the Secret of Seasons;
3. Battle Chasers: Nightwar - Mobile Edition;
4. Battlefield V;
5. Battlewake;
6. Bear With Me: The Lost Robots;
7. Bee Simulator;
8. Black Desert Online;
9. Borderlands 3;
10. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare;
11. Catherine: Full Body;
12. Control;
13. Cyberpunk 2077;
14. Darksiders Genesis;
15. Destroy All Humans! - Remake;
16. Doom Eternal;
17. Dying Light 2;
18. El Hijo;
19. Evil Genius 2;
20. Farmer's Dynasty;
21. FIFA 20;
22. Final Fantasy VII Remake;
23. Fortnite;
24. Gears 5;
25. Hello, Infinite;
26. Harvest Moon: Mad Dash;
27. John Wick Hex;
28. Judgment;
29. Lost Words: Beyond the Page;
30. Luigi's Mansion 3;
31. Madden NFL 20;
32. Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020;
33. Marvel's Avengers;
34. Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order;
35. Monster Hunter: World - Iceborne;
36. Outriders;
37. Overpass;
38. Paranoia: Happiness Is Mandatory;
39. Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth;
40. Pokemon Sword;
41. Pokemon Shield;
42. RAGE 2;
43. Relic Hunters;
44. Scavengers;
45. Sniper Elite VR;
46. Sniper: Ghost Warrior Contracts;
47. Sptilings;
48. SpongeBob SquarePants: Battle for Bikini Bottom - Rehydrated;
49. Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order;
50. Stranger Things 3: The Game;
51. Stronghold Next;
52. Super Mario Maker 2;
53. Tavern Keeper;
54. The Fisherman - Fishing Planet;
55. The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel III;
56. The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening;
57. The Riftbreaker;
58. The Sims 4;
59. The Sinking City;
60. The Walking Dead: Onslaught;
61. Through the Darkest of Times;
62. Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Breakpoint;
63. Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince;
64. Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines 2;
65. Wasteland 3;
66. Watch Dogs Legion;
67. Werewolf: The Apocalypse - Earthblood;
68. WRC 8;
69. Yooka-Laylee and the Impossible Lair;
70. a strategy game from Romero Games, which will be released by Paradox Interactive;
71. the mysterious Rebellion project.

Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is a tribute to players who prefer to play alone.

Let's try to briefly discuss some of the titles listed above. In the case of Anthem, Apex Legends and Battlefield V the case is simple - Electronic Arts will probably reveal its plans for the development of these positions. But we still have Battlewake, a multiplayer production in which we play as a super-powered captain of a pirate ship and take part in sea battles; the game is prepared for virtual reality goggles. Another place on the list is occupied by the Polish Bee Simulator, an interesting arcade and adventure game that will show us what it's like to be... a bee.

The Gearbox Software team, led by Randy Pitchford, will also be there. They will share further details about Borderlands 3; we can probably count on another "epic" trailer filled with fragments of the game. As for Cyberpunk 2077... well, it might be interesting here, because the CD Projekt RED team is supposed to be creating a project a little different than what it appeared at last year's presentation. What are the differences? We will probably find out about it during this year's Microsoft conference. It is worth noting also Dying Light 2, which last year showed itself to the players from an intriguing side.

How much has Cyberpunk 2077 changed since the last presentation?

Suddenly, a few days ago, out of nowhere came the news that Final Fantasy VII Remake is alive and kicking. Square Enix is planning to release the title in parts, so who knows - maybe in Los Angeles, we'll hear about the release date of the first episode? After all, the Japanese publisher could use a big hit after the last few flops like The Quiet Man or Left Alive. Anyway, in a similar situation is the 343Industries team, which after just-so Halo 5: Guardians has something to prove to the fans of Master Chief and the company, as well as Respawn Entertainment - or rather Electronic Arts - because the task of Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is to hit the tastes of lovers of solo fun (with which this publisher has had some problems recently). However, Capcom does not have to prove anything, as it will show us a gigantic expansion to Monster Hunter: World, called Iceborne.

The list closes with Lovecraftian The Sinking City, the recently announced Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Breakpoint, Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince (which after the not very successful Trine 3: The Artifacts of Power is supposed to be a return to the roots of the series) and Wasteland 3, about which we still know less than we would like to. In addition, Modus Games, the company responsible for the release of the third of these games, has confirmed that we will be able to check it out live, as well as other items in the company's catalogue. The game in question is a puzzle game called Lost Words: Beyond the Page (for which the script was prepared by Rhianna Pratchett), Bear With Me: The Lost Robots, which is a prequel to the warmly accepted point-and-click adventure entitled Bear With Me, as well as Ary and the Secret of Seasons - an action adventure game in which we play as the eponymous character who can manipulate the seasons of the year.

Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Breakpoint will surely receive its "five minutes" at the Ubisoft conference.

Games whose presence on E3 2019 has not been confirmed:

Announced titles:

1. After-party;
2. Age of Empires IV;
3. Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey;
4. Animal Crossing (Nintendo Switch);
5. Atomic Heart;
6. Biomutant;
7. Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled;
8. Darkborn;
9. Dead Island 2;
10. Diablo Immortal;
11. Divinity: Fallen Heroes;
12. Dragon Age IV;
13. F1 2019;
14. Fire Emblem: Three Houses;
15. Gears Tactics;
16. GRID;
17. Lords of the Fallen 2;
18. MechWarrior 5: Mercenaries;
19. Metroid Prime 4;
20. Soulstorm;
21. Ori and the Will of the Wisps;
22. Plants vs. Zombies 2019;
23. Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield;
24. Serious Sam 4: Planet Badass;
25. Shenmue III;
26. Squadron 42;
27. Star Citizen;
28. Shock System 3;
29. The Shock System;
30. The Dark Pictures: Man of Medan;
31. The Elder Scrolls Blades;
32. The Last Night;
33. The Outer Worlds;
34. The Settlers;
35. Tunic;
36. Warcraft III: Reforged;
37. Wolfenstein: Youngblood.

Although we have been aware of the existence of most of these games for a long time, their developers and publishers have not yet confirmed that they will appear in Los Angeles. We are talking mainly about Remedy's Control, Gears Tactics, Ori and the Will of the Wisps and finally about Wolfenstein: Youngblood. In the case of the last of the aforementioned items, however, we can assume that it will mark its presence at the conference of Bethesda Softworks - after all, the game will be a little over a month away from the launch at that point...

And speaking of Bethesda, it's worth noting that this time Todd Howard won't tell us anything about Starfield or The Elder Scrolls VI. But who knows, maybe we'll see at least some fresh details about the future of Fallout 76? After all, let's not forget that the game was to be developed "forever"...

The second year has passed since the release of Need for Speed: Payback. Although the next part of this series is due to debut later this year, Electronic Arts will not show it at this year's EA Play.

Unannounced projects:

1. Bleeding Edge;
2. Dino Crisis (reboot of the series);
3. Elden Ring;
4. Fable IV;
5. Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch Remastered;
6. Red Faction Evolution;
7. Roller Champions;
8. Tales of Arise;
9. The Sims 4: Island Living;
10. Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell (2019);
11. the new work of Rare's studio;
12. a cooperative shooter that became the Pioneer project from Ubisoft;
13. an action adventure game created by Ubisoft, inspired by The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.

Things are different in the case of games whose existence is only rumored. This is the situation with the new Splinter Cell, the upcoming work of Ninja Theory's crew supposedly entitled Bleeding Edge, the reboot of the Dino Crisis series, which Capcom is supposed to be working on, the fourth installment of the Fable series and finally the unannounced projects from Rocksteady and Rare. In addition, Ubisoft is reportedly planning to show the rollerblade-focused sports game called Roller Champions.

Missing "Big Shots"

We know for sure that these games will not appear in Los Angeles.

1. Beyond Good & Evil 2;
2. Death Stranding;
3. Dreams;
4. Ghost of Tsushima;
5. GreedFall;
6. MediEvil;
7. Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord;
8. MudRunner 2;
9. Need for Speed 2019;
10. NiOh 2;
11. Skull & Bones;
12. Starfield;
13. The Elder Scrolls VI;
14. The Last of Us: Part II;
15. The Surge 2;
16. embedded in the DC Comics universe game from Rocksteady Studios.

Update history

1. E3 official website