Games · 2014
New Generations Rise and Shared Worlds Begin
In 2014, eighth-generation consoles found their footing as online-focused shared shooters and massive open-world RPGs redefined multiplayer gaming. Nintendo invigorated the Wii U with flagship multiplayer hits while terrifying playable teasers reshaped horror game design.
- Nov 2014 | PC, PS4, Xbox One
Dragon Age: Inquisition
BioWare's epic fantasy RPG captured Game of the Year honors with its expansive open-world regions, tactical dragon battles, and intricate political intrigue.
- Sep 2014 | PS4, Xbox One, PS3, X360
Destiny
Bungie launched a bold online universe blending tight first-person shooter mechanics with MMO-style loot loops across the solar system.
- May 2014 | Wii U
Mario Kart 8
Nintendo's anti-gravity racing masterpiece revitalized the Wii U library with breathtaking high-definition track designs and polished multiplayer.
- Aug 2014 | PlayStation 4
P.T.
Hideo Kojima's psychological horror playable teaser stunned players with its looping hallway terror and became an instant cult classic before its removal.
- Sep 2014 | PC, PS4, Xbox One
Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor
Monolith Productions surprised gamers with the innovative Nemesis System, creating dynamic rivalries with procedurally generated Orc commanders.
- Mar 2014 | PC, PS3, Xbox 360
Dark Souls II
FromSoftware expanded its punishing action-RPG legacy, offering a vast, atmospheric journey through the ruined kingdom of Drangleic.
- Nov 2014 | Wii U
Super Smash Bros. for Wii U
Nintendo brought massive eight-player battles, Amiibo support, and crisp HD graphics to its premier mascot fighting franchise.
- Oct 2014 | Hardware | Handheld
New Nintendo 3DS
Nintendo released an upgraded handheld console featuring super-stable head-tracking 3D, built-in NFC support, and an added C-stick analog nub.
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