19. God of War
20. The Crew 2
The Crew, a racing game released back in 2014, failed to take the world by storm, even if it did have a stunning open world set in the US. And like the Need for Speed games, this also focused on illegal street racing and had the typical story of revenge, even if the driving and other aspects like the car physics were not top-notch. But the game company Ubisoft might yet get the formula right with The Crew 2, a game which is likely to feature another huge open world and plenty of racing action. And we will find out soon enough whether this has the potential to be a worthy rival to the likes of Need for Speed: Payback, as Ubisoft will be showing off their new racer at this year’s E3 show.
21. The Sims Mobile
Few would deny that The Sims took the world by storm in 2000, and Will Wright’s life simulation game ended up being played by millions worldwide. So it’s logical that the game would find its way to mobile platforms eventually, with Electronic Arts having already announced that The Sims Mobile will be hitting iOS and Android phones in the future. So this means we will be able to create our sims and help them become social superstars on mobile too, so it’s a great thing EA will be showing more of this mobile edition of the Sims at this year’s E3 show too.