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what's up internet Kevin here now that the dust has have a little time to settle from e3 I want to talk to you guys about my five favorite brand new games that were announced this past week i'm not talking about stuff that we already knew about and we got a little more info on like fallout 4 halo 5 no man's sky i'm talking about games that we had no idea existed until this past week starting with for honor now this was probably the most pleasant surprise i saw at ubisoft press conference it looks like a very interesting fusion of two very different war games chivalry and dynasty warriors the basic idea is that you have two teams of four players taking the form of different really popular historical factions of warriors you've got nights Vikings and Samurai and while there's only four players on each team it does that whole sort of Titan vol thing where you also have to deal with armies of computer-controlled enemies so while there's actually a pretty small number of player characters there's a lot of action going on on the screen what makes its game really interesting though is its approach to combat it's not this fast paced third-person hack and slash instead the whole thing is very methodical looking you have to be very careful what stance you're using where you're blocking and what a text you're using based on your opponent's stance so it's a lot more interesting looking instead of just seeing people swing swords left and right till things die I love the core concept I love the art direction the only thing I'm not completely sold on is the 4v4 aspect of the game I kind of want to have a little more action going on that which may be a little add more modes as time goes on because there's still no release date projected for it yet so it might be a little time before we see this one now setup is a game that admittedly we don't know a whole lot about yet we've just got the opening trailer to go off of and that's a recore which is going to be exclusive for xbox one now like I said we don't know a ton about this game yet we really only have the teaser trailer guava but from the looks of it this is going to be a post-apocalyptic game where you work together with robot allies the trailer and specific showed a dog shape to one that works with you over a bit blows up but then you put it in a new body which is basically a huge giant and from the rest of trailer it looks like you're going to get more than just one robot ally at a time now given this isn't a ton of information to go off of but one other thing we know for sure is that it's being developed by concept which is led by keiji inafune a the creator of megaman so this is definitely in what I would at least consider good hands and definitely a title I want to know more about given the fact that we only had a teaser trailer and there's no projected release date this is probably something we're going to see gameplay for and next year's e3 which I look forward to now third on the list is a game that shares actually a lot of similar ideas to wreak or but takes it in a very different direction and that's horizon zero dawn which is going to be an exclusive ps4 game from guerrilla games now where horizon is similar to record is that it's a post-apocalyptic game with an emphasis on robots but like i said it goes in a very different direction first off instead of just being some kind of recent apocalypse where there's a lot of barren wasteland and dead things this is farther in the future so you're going to see a lot of ruins of modern-day civilization but surrounded by lush green forest so it's kind of have this interesting mixture of primitive but also futuristic vibe going on on top of that while there are robots in the game they're not working with you in fact you're actually hunting down and fighting them and they also have to be shaped like giant dinosaurs which is freaking awesome we did get to see some early on footage of the gameplay during Sony's press conference which given this early on you kind of have to take it with a bit of a grain of salt but if the final product looks anything like what we saw in the demo this game could be absolutely stunning Guerrilla Games has said this is going to be taking place in an open world which as long as it's nice and dense with interesting ruins and a lot more robot monsters I'm totally in you know I after a bit I've never really been a huge fan of guerrilla games his flagship series kill zone but if horizon does end up being as tactical and as intense as the demo made it look out to be I could quickly shift my opinion of them now fourth up is a game that was probably one of the biggest surprises at this year's e3 it was the sole moment of emotion and soul during the entire EA press conference and that's unraveled now this game really blew up in popularity right after the press conference because it's one of the few games that we saw at a press conference where the developer stood up and really just talked about it sounded like an actual labor of love for him and not just what kind of game is going to get the biggest sales margins now given when you look at a game like this the whole yard aesthetic isn't exactly something new we've been seeing a lot of this lately but what makes unravel interesting is that it looks like the yarn is actually to play a very central part in the game's mechanics when you use the string that makes up your knees body to connect two things or swing from place to place that's actually using up some of the yarn that creates him so as you was more and more of it you're gonna get smaller and smaller and eventually run out so a lot of the game is going to be focused on not only using yarn to get places but doing it smartly so you don't run out the indie style platformer is definitely something we've been seeing a lot of in the past couple years and starting to be a very very dense genre but unravel looks like it has enough interesting unique things and a great aesthetic to really help it stand out amongst all the rest now we don't know for sure what platforms this is all going to be available on just yet the only one we know for a fact is that it will be available on PC because you can already rode it on origin for twenty bucks now last and somewhat least on this list is the legend of zelda triforce heroes you know honestly overall I really didn't care for nintendo's press conference this year but this was the one game that actually stood out to me because admittedly I'm a pretty big fan of legend zelda but i'm also a huge fan of co-op focused games you know i'm really happy to see that nintendo is re exploring the hole for sword style dynamic but i like the fact that are actually trying to also reinvent it by adding a lot more mechanics to make it stand out a little more specifically the fact that you can now pick up other players to move them around or create a totem pole there's now a class system where you can actually specialize each of your links a little differently so you can each have a different strengths in the party and there's an emotes ystem so even if you're playing online you have ways of signaling and telling other players what you need them to do in order to solve puzzles this is far from being one of the flashiest announcements at this year's e3 but honestly it's one of the ones where I can really see myself just having good genuine fun want to get together with a few friends and play it now I'm gonna cheat just a little bit because I know I said five games I was excited for but there's one more i want to talk about and it's one that I got really hyped for when I first saw the trailer but as time went on I've had a little more time to kind of be more morbidly curious than anything and that's the Final Fantasy 7 remake you know growing up final fantasy was easily my favorite franchise but in the past decade it's really kind of turned into something more of almost an abusive relationship and wall square does have a lot of great base material to work with the fact that this is going to be a proper full remake and looking at what they've done in recent years I can't help but wonder what kind of changes they'll make and whether or not it's going to be for the better because honestly I really doubt we're going to see it just be a graphical remake you know we're going to see a redone combat system redone gameplay mechanics and maybe even some minor changes to the plot change on its own is fine but like I said looking at their more recent work I'm not sure how they're going to end up handling it so am I excited for it yeah but there's also this voice in the back of my head constantly going it's probably not going to be what you're hoping it's going to be and you're gonna end up getting disappointed but we'll find out you know given the fact that we really only got a teaser trailer we're probably not going to see this game for a while I'm willing to bet were not gonna see it till 2017 because that would be the 20 year anniversary of when ff7 was originally launched so there you guys have it my favorite games that were announced at this year's e3 there were a few other titles that showed up and of course more information on titles we've already learned about so make sure to let me know down the comments what games you were really excited to hear about this year as always if you enjoyed this video hit that thumbs up button to let me know and subscribe as well as follow me on twitter I'll be seeing you guys soon with more content but until then I'm Kevin kenzan and I'll see you guys later