As we journey into the year 2024, we have a lot to look forward to in the world of video games. With a wide variety of new releases and sequels to old favorites that are sure to satisfy any gamers needs, there's definitely something for everyone. Here's just a sneak peak at some of the most anticipated games set to come out this year.

• Elden Ring Expansion: Shadow of the Earth Tree
• Hollow Knight: Silksong – A Metroidvania Masterpiece
• Black Myth: Wukong – A Mythological Adventure
• No Rest For The Wicked: A New ARPG Challenger
• Light No Fire: A Fantasy Survival Odyssey
• In Shrouded: An Indie Survival Delight
• Hades 2: The Underworld Awaits Again
• Dragon Dogma 2: A New Chapter
• Path of Exile 2: A New Era of ARPG Excellence
• Diablo V: Expanding the Diablo Universe
• To Sum up: Gaming Wonders of the Year

↖ Elden Ring Expansion: Shadow of the Earth Tree

We don't know too much about this expansion but if it's anything like FromSoftware's previous DLCs, it'll surely be a challenge for all players involved. The hype around Elden Ring is already through the roof, so it's only right that they give us something even harder than before.

↖ Hollow Knight: Silksong – A Metroidvania Masterpiece

Core gameplay will see quite a few adjustments in this sequel. We don't have all the details yet but one thing's for certain, Hollow Knight lovers should be prepared for bigger worlds with even more intense enemies eager to take them down.

↖ Black Myth: Wukong – A Mythological Adventure

Set for an August 20th release date, Black Myth seems like a fresh take on Action RPGs filled with rich Chinese folklore. You can expect transformative gameplay mechanics with an engaging narrative centered around Wukong's story.

↖ No Rest For The Wicked: A New ARPG Challenger

From the creators of Ori and the Blind Forest, this new ARPG promises a unique blend of rich visuals and precision-based combat. It's a passion project from Moon Studios, eagerly awaited for its potential to redefine the genre.

↖ Light No Fire: A Fantasy Survival Odyssey

A world as vivid as this is sure to engage players in ways they never imagined. Hello Games' previous title, No Man's Sky, proved that procedural generation worked well for them. Now all there is to do is wait and see if they can pull it off again with Light No Fire.

↖ In Shrouded: An Indie Survival Delight

The whole point of In Shrouded was to create an environment that incentivizes thinking before just running into combat all willy-nilly. Cooperative play alongside dynamic world-building is what it takes to navigate through this indie survival game successfully.

↖ Hades 2: The Underworld Awaits Again

Early access is set for sometime in early 2024. Hades 2 will undoubtedly build upon the already solid foundation laid out by its predecessor. Additions include new characters, environments, and gameplay elements.

↖ Dragon Dogma 2: A New Chapter

March 22nd is when you can expect a brand new chapter in the Dragon Dogma series. Capcom has promised updated mechanics across the board but we won't know exactly what that entails until opening day arrives.

↖ Path of Exile 2: A New Era of ARPG Excellence

When June 7th hits, you can expect Path of Exile 2 to shock and delight fans and newcomers alike with its eye-popping visuals and brand new beginner-friendly play-style that still has an underlying depth.

↖ Diablo V: Expanding the Diablo Universe

Vessel of Hatred is what we're calling this expansion. Set to release sometime later this year, it aims to bring new life into the controversial Diablo V game and from what we've seen so far, it looks like it'll deliver on its promise.

↖ To Sum up: Gaming Wonders of the Year

It is a good time to discuss the gaming prospects for 2024. There will be something for everyone. I really mean it. Whether you are all about kick-ass action, gripping narratives or new ways of playing games.