2026 Video Games: Pre-Order List & Hype | Reader Feature

Resident Evil Requiem is shaping up to be a major talking point for gamers in 2026, according to one enthusiast’s highly anticipated list. But which titles are also vying for a spot on his must-play roster?

A Gamer’s 2026 Wish list: From Horror to espionage

A reader shares his top 10 most-anticipated games of the year, adn the ones he’s already planning to pre-order.

  • resident Evil Requiem leads the pack,but hinges on capcom delivering a truly terrifying experience.
  • Grand Theft Auto 6 unsurprisingly claims the top spot, fueled by years of anticipation.
  • Several titles, including phantom Blade 0 and Marvel’s Wolverine, have generated significant hype.
  • The reader prioritizes single-player experiences, excluding sports, battle royale, racing, and live service games.
  • Reviews will be crucial for several purchases, with a focus on whether developers deliver on their promises.

It’s officially 2026, and a wave of exciting new games is on the horizon. I’m even hoping to upgrade my phone in August for my birthday, but that doesn’t diminish my excitement for the upcoming gaming releases. Here’s my rundown of the 10 titles I’m most looking forward to, the ones that have truly captured my attention.

I’m deliberately leaving out sports games, battle royale titles, racing games, and live service games – they just aren’t my cup of tea.So, without further ado, here’s the list.

  1. Resident Evil Requiem

Capcom’s first major release of 2026 is heavily dependent on reviews and whether the studio leans into the horror elements. I’m frankly tired of action-heavy sequences and worried it will follow the path of Village in its second half.Capcom needs to get this one right. if the reviews are positive,I’m buying.

  1. Pragmata

This is a very intriguing new IP from Capcom. I’ll be waiting for reviews before committing, as it’s a risky pre-order given its unproven nature.The game looks promising, and the demo has received positive feedback, so I’m cautiously optimistic.

  1. Saros

Returnal was severely underrated,and my enjoyment of Saros will largely depend on its difficulty. I don’t necessarily want an easier experience, but I’m hoping Housemarque will be a bit more forgiving this time around.If it receives good reviews and is more accessible, I’ll gladly add it to my collection.

  1. 007 First Light

A fitting number, perhaps. I’m not a huge fan of jam

you already knew what number one was going to be (Rockstar Games)

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