Upcoming games 2024 for console and PC
2024 upcoming games to keep an eye on for consoles and PC
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We’re now nearing the end of 2024, and what a year it’s been so far! Now, we look ahead to November, which sees the release of Lego Horizon Adventures. Later on in November, thePS5 Prowill be released, hopefully making the year’s games look and feel even better.
We’re now well into 2024, and so far it’s been a great one for new games, as well as remasters for old ones. We’ve already seen GOTY contenders galore, with many more on the horizon.
FromIndiana Jones and the Great CircletoGTA 6,the games slated for release look to be a very fine line-up indeed, regardless of whether you’re playing on console or PC. Some games are much closer than others however, so it can be a little tricky to keep track of everything. That’s where we come in.
Below, we’ve collated release dates and windows for the biggest confirmed games of 2024 and beyond. So whether you’re playing on PC or consoles, there will likely be at least one game on this list that you’ll want to mark on your calendar. Here’s the upcoming games to look forward to in 2024, and beyond!
Upcoming games 2024: this year’s biggest games
November
November will see players getting their hands onSlitterhead, as well as the latestMicrosoftFlight Simulatorgame.
December
Now for the games announced for December. These include Indiana Jones and the Great Circle.
2025 and TBC
Finally, here’s a list of games that have been announced, but either don’t have so much as a release year attached to them yet, or are much further out. For now, they’re simply TBC, but once each game does receive a release date, this page will be updated.
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