Last year had a great line up of graphically intense games, but 2017 will have more these life-like gaming experience and different platforms like the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC. Here are some of the best and visually mind-blowing games to look forward to in 2017.
Pretty much all gaming sites, including Game Gen, have their bets on the following games as contenders for being 2017's most aesthetically impressive creations of the virtual world. Fortunately, every single platform has its trump card for selling their respective units.
For the PlayStation 4, after the dreamy and jaw-dropping "The Last Guardian" and its fantasy setting have released, some people didn't find the game to be pushing what Sony's current generation console can dish out. However, there are still some games waiting to be released like "Horizon Zero Dawn."
The game is slated for a 2017 release and the current gameplay videos already suggest an extremely rich adventuring experience beautifully presented in its art style. Fans can expect one of the biggest open-world experience in the game, which is dearly missed in the industry since the likes of "Skyrim."
Another game worth anticipating with its graphical muscle is "Injustice 2." While it doesn't exactly have a large beautiful open-world to explore, the game's models as well as the backdrops are amazing in today's standards. The lighting is also well presented, giving the characters a more life-like appeal.
Another contender in becoming one of the highly praised game not just for the story and gameplay, but for the graphics as well is Bioware's very own "Mass Effect: Andromeda." EA has been known to produce gorgeous visuals even before the first games compared to the other titles that came along with it.
"Mass Effect: Andromeda" is greatly expanded, making the latest entry in the game more fulfilling to explore. Planets look extremely lifelike and there's some consistent detail to just about every character in-game as shown in the initial gameplay trailers.
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